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Overview

Basic Firmware is a reliable, DNA-locked firmware solution designed for maximum compatibility and stealth in DMA setups. It provides a clean, genuine-like device profile with full emulation of real hardware behavior — passing strict driver scans and working seamlessly across all modern Windows versions. Ideal for users running 35T, 75T, 100T, or ZDMA cards who want dependable, no-frills performance without unnecessary extras.

Includes 30-day warranty and regular support (firmware updates, basic troubleshooting via ticket/Discord).

Firmware Features

  • Clean Device Manager — No red flags or suspicious entries in Windows Device Manager
  • 1:1 Config Space Emulation — Perfectly matches a genuine donor device's configuration space
  • All Windows Versions Compatible — Works flawlessly on Windows 10, 11 (including 24H2), and future updates
  • Real TLP Emulation — Accurate Transaction Layer Packet handling for authentic PCIe behavior
  • Authentic IRQ Behavior Emulation — Matches real hardware interrupt handling to avoid detection
  • Full BAR Support — Complete Base Address Register emulation from the donor device
  • 100% Manufacturer Driver Support — Passes official driver signing checks and loads without issues
  • Passes DRV-Scan — Verified to clear common driver integrity and cheat-detection scans
  • DNA-Locked Firmware — Tied to your hardware for added security and one-device licensing

Supported DMA Cards

  • 35T
  • 75T
  • 100T
  • ZDMA

What's Included

  • Basic Firmware license (DNA-locked to your device)
  • Flashing instructions and tools (via secure download after purchase)
  • 30 Days Warranty & Regular Support (ticket-based + Discord)

Requirements

  • Compatible DMA card (35T, 75T, 100T, or ZDMA)
  • Windows 11 (23H2 Recommended, 25h2 not supoprted)
  • USB access on secondary PC for flashing (one-time process)
  • Basic technical knowledge for flashing (detailed guide provided)

Important Note

This is firmware-only — no hardware included. Flashing is at your own risk; improper flashing can brick your device (though recovery is usually possible with our support). Warranty covers defects in the firmware file itself, not user-error during flashing. Always back up your original firmware before applying.