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You need two computers or laptops on Windows 10 or 11, a DMA card with undetected firmware, and an input device for the aimbot and triggerbot: KMBox Net or B+, Arduino, Teensy, MAKCU, Ferrum. A fuser is optional — it puts the overlay on your main monitor instead of the second one.
The menu is translated and the config saves itself. Settings apply on the fly, so you can adjust draw distance in the middle of a run without heading to extraction.
If you do not have a DMA setup yet, start with the full breakdown of the scheme: it covers what to buy in what order and what it costs.
An ARC Raiders DMA cheat serves one goal: reaching extraction with your bag. In an extraction shooter every death costs everything you gathered on the run, and half of those deaths come from raiders you never spotted.
A card in a PCIe slot reads the gaming computer's memory while the software runs on a second one. EAC inspects a system with no file and no process beside the game.
Product features
Aimbot and triggerbot
Smooth pull with prediction
The pull follows a tunable curve, and against a moving target the aim leads ahead. No sharp snaps that stand out on a recording.Separate for players and ARC
One profile for live raiders, another for machines: speed, cone and target-switch behaviour differ between them.Triggerbot
Auto-fire with its own hitboxes plus delays — again split between players and ARC units.Raycast vischeck
Visibility tested per bone. The aim only takes what is genuinely in view, not a silhouette behind a wall.Player ESP
Skeleton and box
Model pose through walls: whether a raider is running, holding an ambush or looting a crate.Name and health
The nickname beside the silhouette plus remaining HP — you know at once whether the trade is worth it.Held weapon
You see what they are carrying: a shotgun up close or a bolt-action from range.Nearby players widget
A counter of who is around you right now. One number instead of reading the whole overlay.Lobby list
A detailed rundown of everyone in the match.World and objective ESP
Weapons, ammo, items
Loot highlighted through walls, so the run is planned in advance rather than guessed.Arc ESP
ARC machines with their health through walls. You know whether to go around or finish them.Extraction points
Every exit with distance plus a timer. This is exactly where bags get lost most often.Quests and marked items
Quest objectives together with the loot you need, visible through walls, no running the map blind.Radar and interface
In-game radar
A clean mini-map you can fit to your screen.Web menu
The cheat menu opens in a browser — from a phone or a second laptop.Cloud configs
Configs live in the cloud. A config browser lets you publish yours or pull someone else's.Compatibility
Steam and Microsoft Store
Works with both versions of the game, including the Xbox Store client.Available tariffs
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The feature set follows extraction logic. Container and point-of-interest highlights matter on entry, the radar player list matters mid-run, and the knocked marker with a held-item icon matters at the moment you decide whether to walk into someone else's firefight or go around it.
A separate toggle for ARC machines removes a classic annoyance: an aimbot that latches onto a robot while a live raider shoots at you. Here NPCs come out of the capture pool with one checkbox.
In ARC Raiders the cost of a mistake is measured in your bag, not in points. You gather good loot, head for the exit, and a squad sitting there with the same plan takes you down on approach.
The radar player list shows whether the extraction point is occupied before you step into the open. Raider ESP tells you how many there are plus exactly where, and the held-item icon tells you how dangerous they are. One saved run pays for the subscription.
The robots here are not scenery: they make noise, pull attention plus distract an aimbot beautifully. If the aim does not separate humans from machines, your crosshair drifts to the nearest drone mid-fight.
The NPC target toggle handles that. Machines can stay in the capture pool when you are out farming them, or be switched off entirely on PvP routes. Ignore-knocked works the same way: the aim does not stick to a downed raider while their teammate flanks you.
A card in a free PCIe slot, EAC firmware, a Makcu for the aimbot, a second computer for the software. Buy the board wherever suits you; the firmware is built for whichever one arrives. The fuser is optional — plenty of players keep the radar with its player list on a phone.
The kit is broken down on the DMA page and stock is in the cards catalog. Hardware starts at $210; EAC firmware is counted as a separate tier.
Steam together with the Microsoft Store version. Confirm your specific client before paying.
No. Containers themselves are highlighted, plus loot already lying on the ground.
Yes, with a separate toggle. Some players do the opposite and keep them as targets for farming.
No. The card needs a PCIe slot, which a console does not have.
Yes — Russian, English plus Chinese are available.
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