Buy Heino 2 - next-generation DMA. A tru...
Heino
- Host interface
- Network port as the data channel (instead of FT601)
- Supported anti-cheats
- FACEIT Anti-Cheat, Vanguard (Valorant)
Heino
Heino V2 is a real physical device: you can connect any PCIe device to Heino 2. Heino 2 is a separate model with a unique hardware architecture and features different from previous generations such as Heino 1.2. Heino 2.0 is a MITM-based DMA device to which you can connect any PCIe device — a network card, sound card, NVMe SSD, etc. — and it will work as intended (perform its direct functions).
Modern anti-cheat systems are built with advanced technology and easily detect a fake device in many ways. Heino 2.0 can perform DMA operations through an installed PCIe device, and in Device Manager the device shows up as working, so you can use that PCIe device. Heino 2.0 eliminates every kind of detection vector that other boards and firmware have.
For example, you can insert an M2 drive you bought into Heino 2.0 and it will appear perfectly at PC boot. Regardless of configuration or other characteristics, it will be exactly the same as the drive you purchased. You can install your OS and games onto this drive.
If you buy a network card, you can use it as usual after booting through Heino 2.0, disable connections from other network cards, and play games through it.
Because FT601 data transfer has many issues, this time we use the network port as the data transfer interface. In this case the latency problem typical of Heino 1.0 does not occur. This significantly increases data read speed.
Supports AMD, Intel and Win11.
Currently an excellent fit for Faceit, Valorant and other anti-cheats. Bypasses every possible anti-cheat and detection vector. Bypasses VT-d/IOMMU at the hardware level.
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Heino 2 works as a man in the middle: a genuine PCIe device plugs into it — a network card, a sound card, an NVMe SSD — and goes on doing its own job while DMA operations travel through it. Device Manager shows exactly what is attached. Add a hardware bypass of VTD/IOMMU, and support for AMD, Intel and Windows 11.
You need a PCIe slot and a device to sit behind the Heino. The rest of the chain is standard: a fuser, an input module, a second computer. Payment, delivery and warranty are on this page; compatibility questions are best asked before ordering, through contacts.