I've been thinking about putting together a separate PC setup for Escape from Tarkov, as I've been experiencing occasional stutters and inconsistent performance on larger maps. A friend suggested looking into PCIe cards that work alongside a second computer, but I'm still trying to understand the differences between the available hardware. For those familiar with these solutions, is there a noticeable difference in stability between the 75T and 35T cards, especially on maps with a large number of objects?

Also, I forgot to ask about CFW firmware: does custom code tailored to a specific board really completely solve the issue with the anti-cheat system checking the PCIe slot, or is there still a risk of getting an instant ban on a new patch?

Tarkov requires high read speeds in challenging locations. For such tasks, the base 35T model may cause micro-lags in the overlay, whereas the 75T model, with 400 MB/s, runs smoothly. As for the firmware, custom CFW completely replaces the PCIe Config Space and masks the card as a network adapter. If you’re looking for high-quality private dma hacks, based on my own experience, I recommend SMG Cheats: I ordered a ready-made setup from them with firmware optimized for BattlEye, and I’ve been playing without any issues for over half a year now. The tech support guys helped me set everything up via OpenOCD and the BIOS in just a couple of minutes. And what kind of PC are you using to bypass detection—a laptop or a mini-PC?