Tarkov runs BattlEye with a kernel driver, and that driver watches your gaming PC. A DMA card reads game memory from outside, and loot ESP and radar are drawn on a second computer, so nothing cheat-related runs on the machine you play on.
A DMA build works together with hardware. The card and firmware are bought once and fit any DMA build.
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CLUTCH EFT RADAR DMA, GHOSTWARE EFT DMA, CLUTCHBOX EFT DMA and SPITE EFT DMA. Each page lists its own features.
The product page shows whether the build is undetected after the latest patch.
The hardware and firmware sections name the pairing each build was tested with.
A spare desktop or a laptop is enough to draw the radar and loot ESP.
Streets, Lighthouse, Customs, Labs, Shoreline, Reserve, Woods, Interchange, Factory and Ground Zero.
The overlay lives on the second PC, so recording on the game machine never captures it.
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| TOP 3GHOSTWARE EFT DMA DMA | — | — | Working | Good |
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Version 1.0 launched on November 15, 2025, Season 1 is Kord Breach, and BattlEye still runs a kernel driver on your gaming PC. A DMA card reads game memory from outside. The radar and loot ESP live on a second computer, so BattlEye finds no cheat process, no injected module and nothing to scan.
One extracted Red Rebel, LedX or GPU is worth millions of roubles, and a death burns the whole kit. Loot ESP shows where those items lie before you open a door. A filter on the second PC sets what lights up: only valuables, only keys, only what your stash needs. You stop clearing every room and leave sooner, with fewer meetings along the way.
The radar draws players and scavs on a map and shows what each one carries. You see a squad behind a wall, a sniper on a roof, and a lone player with a heavy bag. None of it appears in the game window, only on the second screen.
Streets, Lighthouse, Customs, Labs, Shoreline, Reserve, Woods, Interchange, Factory and Ground Zero work with the same card and the same build. On big maps loot ESP saves the most time. On short ones like Factory and Ground Zero the radar matters more.
BattlEye scans processes, drivers and memory on the machine where the game runs. With DMA that machine holds only the card, which looks like ordinary hardware. The risk is not zero: poorly set up firmware can be noticed, so pair the build with firmware made for BattlEye.
The build is one part of the setup. You also need a DMA card for the gaming PC, firmware that suits BattlEye, and a second computer for the radar and overlay. We carry four builds: CLUTCH EFT RADAR DMA, GHOSTWARE EFT DMA, CLUTCHBOX EFT DMA and SPITE EFT DMA. The card and firmware come from the hardware and firmware sections.
BattlEye updates and game patches arrive with each season. After every update we recheck the builds and change their status. Before a raid, open the product page and make sure your build says undetected.
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buildCLUTCH EFT RADAR DMAEscape From Tarkovbeen using it a month, solid
buildGHOSTWARE EFT DMAEscape From Tarkovran on the first try
buildCLUTCHBOX EFT DMAEscape From TarkovNo recoil at all, nice to shoot. No bans.
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Contact supportYes. The card reads Tarkov's memory on the gaming PC and passes it to a second computer, where the radar, loot ESP and item filter run. A spare machine or a laptop is enough.
BattlEye runs at kernel level, and since 1.0 the game updates by season. After a patch we recheck the builds, so check the product page before a raid to see that your build is undetected right now.
Any DMA card with firmware made for BattlEye. Pick a model in the hardware section; the build page states which card and firmware it was tested with.
The risk is lower because nothing runs on the game PC, but it is not zero. Careless firmware or a mismatched card is the usual cause, so follow the pairing from the build page.
Yes. The filter on the second PC picks which items light up: valuables, keys, quest items or your own list.
Yes. The overlay is drawn on the second PC, so OBS on the game machine does not capture it.
