> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guides.privatesolution.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guides.privatesolution.org/hardware/hardware-products.md).

# Hardware Products

Everything we sell, in one place. Pick a category to see the products.

## DMA Cards

Pre-flashed and ready to use. Plug into a free PCIe slot in your main PC, connect the 2nd PC, done.

| Card             | Best for                                |
| ---------------- | --------------------------------------- |
| **Starter DMA**  | First setup, one game                   |
| **Standard DMA** | Most gamers                             |
| **Pro DMA**      | High refresh rate and multi-game setups |

See the exact models, specs and prices on [privatesolution.org](https://privatesolution.org).

## Display Fusers

Combine the output of the 2nd PC with your main monitor, so everything appears on one screen with no delay.

* **HDMI fuser** — the standard choice
* **4K fuser** — for 4K monitors

## Input Devices

Send mouse and keyboard input from your main PC to the 2nd PC over USB.

* **USB passer / input board** — one-cable input forwarding

## Starter Kits

Everything in one order: DMA card + fuser + input device + cables, matched to your setup. The cheapest way to get the complete package.

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Not sure which one fits? Open a ticket on Discord. We check your parts before you pay — that way you never buy the wrong thing.
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## What happens after you order

1. You get your hardware.
2. Follow [Install the DMA Card](/dma-card-setup/install-the-dma-card.md).
3. Anything unclear — your ticket is still open and a real person helps you.


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