ARC Raiders has the strictest anti-cheat we cover: a Denuvo kernel driver, Anybrain and machine-learning checks, with permanent bans tied to hardware. A DMA card reads the game from outside, and a second computer shows you the radar and loot ESP.
A DMA build works together with hardware. The card and firmware are bought once and fit any DMA build.
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The cheat lives on a second computer. Your game machine runs ARC Raiders and a PCIe card, with no injected file and no extra process.
A ban here follows your hardware, not only your account. That is why DMA is the setup we point ARC Raiders players to.
CLUTCH ARC DMA and NF MASTER PACK DMA. Each page shows what is inside and its current status.
When an update like Frozen Trail changes the game, the build page shows whether it still works before you pay.
The page lists the card, the firmware and the second computer you need, so nothing surprises you at checkout.
The Hardware section flags cards tested for this game, so you can pick one without guessing.
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| TOP 1NF MASTER PACK DMA DMA | — | — | Working | Excellent |
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Your game PC runs ARC Raiders and nothing else. A small PCIe card in it reads the game's memory directly and passes it over USB to a second computer, which runs the software that draws the radar and ESP. The game machine has no cheat process, no injected file and no driver of ours. That split is the whole idea behind DMA, short for direct memory access.
Embark launched ARC Raiders on October 30, 2025 with a Denuvo kernel driver, Anybrain behaviour analysis and machine-learning checks. Bans are permanent and tied to hardware, so a fresh account on the same PC does not get you back in. It is the harshest anti-cheat of any game we sell for, and an ordinary injected cheat has to sit right next to all three of those systems. DMA is the only route that keeps the cheat off that machine.
A raid is a loot run on a clock, and dying means losing everything you carry. That makes information worth more than aim. The radar shows squads moving through Buried City, Dam Battlegrounds, Spaceport and Blue Gate, and since the October 8, 2026 update it covers Frozen Trail, where the Freezer wanders the Darwin ridge. ESP marks containers and loot worth the walk, so you extract with a full bag instead of circling the map.
Three things beyond the cheat: a DMA card in the game PC, firmware matched to the anti-cheat, and a second computer for the overlay and radar. A spare PC is enough for that job. We carry two ARC Raiders builds, CLUTCH ARC DMA and NF MASTER PACK DMA, and each page lists what it includes and whether it is working right now.
DMA suits players who have already lost an account or a PC to a hardware ban, and anyone who will not run a cheat on the machine Denuvo inspects. It does not make you invisible. Anybrain studies how you play, so a build that only shows you information is safer than one that snaps to heads. Set it up on an evening, test it on a quiet map, and keep your play human.
Card and firmware first, then the second computer, then a link test on an empty screen. Only after that do you drop into a raid. If something does not match, the build page lists the card and firmware versions it was tested with, so tracking down the cause does not take long.
Aim in a DMA build can mean information more than movement. You see where an enemy is and how far, then aim with your own hand. Because Anybrain studies behaviour, a smooth, limited assist is the safer choice here. Each build page says which aim options it offers and how they are tuned.
The second computer draws players, containers and dropped loot with distance. In a game where death costs your whole bag, ESP tells you which room is worth entering and which one already has a squad in it. You can switch categories off, so the screen shows loot or players, not both at once.
The radar is a top-down map on the second PC, with every player and AI target near you as a dot. It works on Buried City, Dam Battlegrounds, Spaceport, Blue Gate and Frozen Trail. You glance at it between steps, spot a squad before it spots you and pick the exit that keeps you out of its path.
Controlling recoil from a second computer is harder than reading memory, and heavy compensation is exactly what behaviour checks pick up. Some builds include a light no recoil option, others leave it out. The build page lists it, so check it before you choose.
CLUTCH ARC DMA and NF MASTER PACK DMA both run on the same kind of setup: card, firmware, second computer. They differ in features and in how each one is tuned. Compare the two pages for what is included, then pick the card from the Hardware section that is marked as ready for ARC Raiders.
Denuvo sees what runs on the game PC from the kernel, and Anybrain scores how you play. With DMA there is nothing running on the game PC for the first to find, which leaves your behaviour as the thing to watch. No setup carries zero risk, but this one removes the largest part of it.
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buildCLUTCH ARC DMAArc RaidersWorks great, no issues
buildNF MASTER PACK DMAArc RaidersDidn’t find an answer? Write to support. People answer, not a bot.
Contact supportYes. The card reads memory on your game PC and sends it to a second computer, where radar and ESP are drawn. A spare machine is enough. Running the cheat on the game PC would defeat the point of DMA.
The risk is never zero. DMA keeps the cheat off the game PC, so Denuvo has nothing to scan, but Anybrain still looks at how you play. Use the information the way a good player would, not like a bot.
Big updates change the game's memory layout. Each build page shows its status, so you can see whether it works after the latest patch before you buy.
Pick one that our Hardware section marks as ready for ARC Raiders, with firmware for the Denuvo and Anybrain setup. The build page names the card and firmware it was tested with.
Features and tuning. CLUTCH ARC DMA and NF MASTER PACK DMA each list their radar, ESP and recoil options on their own page, so compare them side by side.
Yes, bans here attach to hardware, which is why we advise a setup that does not touch the game PC. Keep your play natural and treat the second computer as a viewer, not an autopilot.
