DMA Board Direct Memory AccessLeetDMA Pro V2 (incl. private 1/1 build Custom FW) For Sale

DMA Board Direct Memory AccessLeetDMA Pro V2 (incl. private 1/1 build Custom FW)
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DMA Board Direct Memory AccessLeetDMA Pro V2 (incl. private 1/1 build Custom FW):
$250.00

The device can communicate over USB3.0 up to 285MB/s. The FT600/FT601 is a SuperSpeed USB3.0 to FIFO interface bridge chip that provides up to 5Gbps of bandwidth.

Fully Compatible
It\'s 100%PCILeechcompatible.PCILeechuses the LeetDMA PCIe board to read and write to the target system memory.It is also usable with anyPCILeechcompatible software.

User Friendly
With the On-Board JTAG you can flash the LeetDMA board easily with just an USB connection from the Update Port. You are not forced to use complicated JTAG cables.

The LeetDMA board comes pre-flashed with a fully customized firmware so it looks like a usual device for any software on the host system.Just plug it in and start using it without the need of flashing.

The board also has a physical onboard \"Kill-Switch\" which can be used if you don\'t want to use the DMA-Board but dont want to remove it from your computer.



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