Games and platforms
Start with your game or platform.
Read the relevant requirements and questions, then have SwiftDMA check your exact hardware and software before ordering rDMA+.
One product, different compatibility questions.
rDMA+ is custom BIOS firmware prepared for a specific motherboard and BIOS. A shared game or anti-cheat name does not make two configurations identical. FACEIT is a platform, CS2 is a game, Vanguard is associated with VALORANT, and EAC is used across multiple games.
These guides separate the game’s published requirements from the SwiftDMA compatibility check. They also explain which software is included and what must be confirmed independently.
Choose a guide
FACEIT DMA firmware
FACEIT Anti-Cheat requirements, a platform-specific check, and the difference from CS2 itself.
VALORANT, Vanguard and VGK firmware
Riot’s terminology, current security requirements, and what to prepare for an rDMA+ enquiry.
Fortnite DMA firmware
PC and tournament requirements, EAC context, and the software that is separate from firmware.
Rust DMA firmware
The intended server context, security requirements, and a setup-specific compatibility check.
CS2 DMA firmware
Counter-Strike 2, VAC and Trusted Mode, plus the separate question of FACEIT compatibility.
EAC firmware explained
Why EAC is not a universal compatibility specification, with links to the Fortnite and Rust guides.
What stays the same?
All rDMA+ enquiries need the exact motherboard, BIOS and Windows versions, second-PC details, connection arrangement, and intended software. Two PCs are still required. No separate DMA card is needed, and separate game-software licences are not included. See the product guide for the full package and price.
A guide is a starting point for that enquiry, not a record that your specific configuration has been tested. If your hardware, BIOS, game mode, or software changes, describe the change before relying on a previous assessment.
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