The parts of a build, one at a time.
A DMA build has four physical layers: the card in the gaming PC, the second PC that reads it, an input device if the cheat aims, and a fuser if the overlay goes on your main monitor. Most buyers already own one or two of them.
This door sells each layer on its own, at the vendor list prices the bundle uses. If you are missing more than two parts, the bundle is usually the simpler order, because it pairs parts that are known to work together.
The 75T boards run most titles; the 100T carries more logic, and the M.2 board is for laptops and small cases. Firmware is sold separately and built for the card you buy.
A radar or ESP build needs no input device. An aim build needs the device your cheat supports, which each DMA product page lists.
Checkout asks for a delivery address whenever the cart holds hardware, and the order tracker shows the order's progress.
More of them, grouped by topic, on the full FAQ.