Custom PCILeech Firmware Development (game dma firmware, vac, eac, faceit)
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m ready to commission a bespoke firmware build for the PCILeech (leetDMA) card used exclusively on PC. The end goal is a rock-solid, low-latency gaming experience that stays completely undetected by VAC, EAC, Faceit, Battle Eye, and Vanguard.
Scope
• Design and code custom firmware that boots reliably on the targeted PCILeech board.
• Optimise every path for minimum DMA overhead so competitive titles feel instantaneous.
• Implement or advise on stealth techniques that preserve compatibility with the anti-cheat suites listed above.
• Provide clean, well-commented source, flashing instructions, and any helper tools or scripts needed for deployment and rollback.
• Supply a concise test plan showing latency figures, stress-test stability, and anti-cheat handshake results.
What I value
• Prior hands-on success with DMA card firmware—especially PCILeech or leetDMA variants.
• Demonstrable understanding of how modern anti-cheat hooks inspect memory, drivers, and firmware.
• Clear communication about technical trade-offs and security implications.
• The ability to suggest additional safeguards or performance tweaks I may have missed.
When you reply, include a brief outline of your development approach, reference projects or repositories that prove your DMA or anti-cheat expertise, and an estimated timeline for a first test build. I’m open to collaborative ideas, but low latency and full anti-cheat harmony are non-negotiable.
Scope
• Design and code custom firmware that boots reliably on the targeted PCILeech board.
• Optimise every path for minimum DMA overhead so competitive titles feel instantaneous.
• Implement or advise on stealth techniques that preserve compatibility with the anti-cheat suites listed above.
• Provide clean, well-commented source, flashing instructions, and any helper tools or scripts needed for deployment and rollback.
• Supply a concise test plan showing latency figures, stress-test stability, and anti-cheat handshake results.
What I value
• Prior hands-on success with DMA card firmware—especially PCILeech or leetDMA variants.
• Demonstrable understanding of how modern anti-cheat hooks inspect memory, drivers, and firmware.
• Clear communication about technical trade-offs and security implications.
• The ability to suggest additional safeguards or performance tweaks I may have missed.
When you reply, include a brief outline of your development approach, reference projects or repositories that prove your DMA or anti-cheat expertise, and an estimated timeline for a first test build. I’m open to collaborative ideas, but low latency and full anti-cheat harmony are non-negotiable.