External & DMA.
One PC or a dedicated hardware setup? Compare how External and DMA work, what you need, and the benefits of each.
Where everything runs.
External keeps the setup on one PC. DMA splits it across two PCs and dedicated hardware.
External
ONE PCOne machine. Everything together.
The game and External software run on your gaming PC. You can get started without buying a DMA card, a second PC, or DMA accessories.
DMA
TWO PCs + HARDWARETwo PCs. Three different jobs.
The card reads game data. The input device sends aiming input. The fuser combines video.
The input device connects the software to the gaming PC’s controls.
The fuser adds the ESP overlay to the game picture shown on your monitor.
DMA stands for Direct Memory Access. The two PCs and DMA card form the base setup. Add a Makcu or Kmbox for aimbot, and a fuser for ESP. Each device has a separate role.
Hardware illustrations show each device’s role. Actual devices, cables, and connections vary by setup.
Start with the right setup.
Both options need the correct ExeEdge product for your game and a supported Windows setup.
External requirements
- 01 One gaming PC
A PC that meets the game’s requirements and the External product’s compatibility details.
- 02 A supported Windows version
Windows 10 or Windows 11. Check the product page for the supported setup.
- 03 External access for your game
Choose the External product and follow its setup instructions.
DMA requirements
- 01 Gaming PC + second PC
The game runs on the gaming PC. The second PC runs the DMA software.
- 02 A compatible DMA card
Required for overall DMA usage. Check the product’s supported cards and PC compatibility.
- 03 DMA access for your game
Choose the DMA product and confirm the supported Windows setup on its product page.
Makcu or Kmbox.
Combines the ESP overlay with your game display.
The differences at a glance.
| Your setup | External | DMA |
|---|---|---|
| Computers | One gaming PC | Gaming PC + second PC |
| Software runs on | Your gaming PC | Your second PC |
| Dedicated hardware | No DMA hardware needed | DMA card required |
| Aimbot setup | No DMA input device needed | Input device: Makcu or Kmbox |
| ESP setup | No fuser needed | Fuser required |
| Getting started | Fewer setup steps | More hardware to connect and configure |
| Hardware cost | No separate DMA setup to buy | Budget for the second PC and accessories |
Different setups. Different benefits.
External Keep it simple.
- Less hardware to buy
Use your compatible gaming PC without investing in a separate DMA setup.
- Fewer setup steps
No DMA hardware or second PC to connect.
- One PC to manage
Keep the game and product software together on the machine you already use.
DMA Separate the workload.
- Software on a second PC
Run DMA software processing separately from the PC running your game.
- A dedicated hardware setup
Use a DMA card for memory access, with accessories matched to aimbot and ESP.
- Fits existing DMA owners
If you already own compatible equipment, choose a product that supports your setup.
DMA moves software processing to a second PC; it does not guarantee higher FPS. Features and performance depend on the product, game, and hardware.