Hardware Recommendations
Our AI products require a capture card and an aim device. Below you'll find our recommended compatible hardware with detailed specs, pros, and cons.
You need both a capture card and an aim device for our products to work. Make sure your setup meets the minimum requirements before purchasing a subscription.
Elgato 4K X
External USB capture card, plug and play, no PC case opening needed
The Elgato 4K X is an external capture card that connects to your cheat PC via USB-C. For AI aimbot usage at 1080p, it captures at up to 240 FPS, same as the GC573. Passthrough to your gaming monitor supports 1080p240 with zero added delay, so your gameplay feels identical. Being external means you just plug it in, no need to open your PC.
Specifications
Pros
- External, just plug USB-C into your cheat PC, done
- 1080p240 capture, max frames for the AI
- Zero-lag 1080p240 passthrough to your monitor
- Works on Windows, Mac, and even iPad (USB-C)
- HDMI 2.1 input, compatible with PS5, Xbox Series X, any modern GPU
- Compact and portable, easy to move between setups
Cons
- More expensive than the GC573
- Needs a USB 3.2 Gen 2 port for full performance
AVerMedia GC573
Internal PCIe capture card, goes inside your cheat PC
The AVerMedia GC573 is an internal capture card that slots into a PCIe x4 slot on your cheat PC's motherboard. For AI aimbot usage, it captures 1080p at up to 240 FPS, same as the Elgato. Passthrough to your gaming monitor is zero-lag at 1080p240. The trade-off is you need to install it inside your PC and it only works on Windows.
Specifications
Pros
- 1080p240 capture, max frames for the AI
- Zero-lag 1080p240 passthrough to your monitor
- PCIe connection, rock solid, no USB bandwidth issues
- Cheaper than the Elgato 4K X
Cons
- Internal, you need to open your PC and install it in a PCIe x4 slot
- Windows only, no Mac support
- HDMI 2.0 only (no HDMI 2.1)
- Some motherboards need it in the x16 slot for full bandwidth
Ferrum
Undetected aim device with hardware-level input
The Ferrum is a dedicated aim device built for external cheat setups. It sends mouse movements from your cheat PC to your gaming PC at the hardware level, making it completely invisible to anti-cheat software. Reliable, fast, and currently undetected across all major games.
Specifications
Pros
- Fully undetected by all major anti-cheats
- Hardware-level input, no software footprint on gaming PC
- Very low latency for responsive aim
- Easy to set up with our guides
- Actively maintained and supported
Cons
- Can be hard to find in stock
- Higher price than detected alternatives
Makcu
Precision aim device with advanced input handling
The Makcu is a dedicated aim device designed for competitive gaming setups. It processes input signals with high precision and low latency, providing smooth and consistent aim assistance. Its compact form factor and straightforward setup make it accessible for users of all experience levels.
Specifications
Pros
- Very low input latency for responsive performance
- Plug-and-play setup with minimal configuration
- Compact form factor, easy to integrate into any setup
- Compatible with a wide range of games and setups
- Active community and support channels
Cons
- Limited availability, may require ordering in advance
- Fewer configuration options compared to some alternatives
- Documentation could be more comprehensive
Have questions about hardware compatibility? Open a ticket on our Discord server and our team will help you choose the right setup.