In short, I saw a new device like hptt but different (not an advertisement, I don’t know if it’s a scam or not)
Is a direct memory Access (DMA) device based on a man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack. You can connect any PCIE device to it (for example, a network card, sound card, NVMe SSD, etc.), and it will work like a native device. Modern anti-cheat systems are very advanced and easily identify fake devices using various methods. allows you to perform DMA operations through a PCIE device installed in it, which is displayed as fully functional in the device manager. You can use this PCIE device as usual. eliminates all detection vectors inherent in other motherboards and their firmware. For example: * You can install the purchased M.2 SSD. When you boot your computer, your drive will be perfectly displayed in the system. Its configuration space and all other characteristics will be identical to those of the original drive. You can install your operating system and games on this disk. * If you bought a network card, then after downloading, you will be able to use this card without any problems. You can turn off other network adapters and play through this card. Improvements: Due to the many problems with data transmission via FT601, in this version we use the network port as the data transfer interface. This means that the problem with delays and errors that was present in 1.0 will be eliminated, and the speed of data reading will increase significantly. Compatibility: The device will support AMD, Intel processors and Windows 11 operating system.
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It looks cool, of course, but do you think it's worth buying for a conditional Faceit/Valorant? The price doesn't seem to bite, about $500



