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# Welcome to RDMA

**RDMA** links two PCs on the same network. Nothing plugs into your gaming PC, and nothing is installed on it.

## How it works

1. **Main PC** — your gaming PC. It needs one thing: a **Realtek RTL8125** network adapter.
2. **2nd PC** — the other computer, on the same network.
3. **The network** — the two PCs talk over it, and the reading happens from the 2nd PC.

## What you get with a plan

* Everything configured for your two PCs
* Setup help on Discord whenever you need it
* Software access for as long as your plan is active

## What it costs

Plans start at **$79 / month**. See the current plans on [privatesolution.org](https://privatesolution.org).

## Is RDMA right for you?

* **Yes, if** you have (or can add) the RTL8125 adapter and two PCs on the same network.
* **Not sure?** Open a ticket, tell us your parts, and we will check — before you pay.
* **Want a one-time purchase instead?** Look at [hardware](/hardware/hardware-products.md).

## Next step

Check [RDMA Requirements](/rdma-setup/rdma-requirements.md), then follow the [setup guide](/rdma-setup/rdma-setup-guide.md).


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