IMMORTAL DMA Card (XC7A35T) – PCILeech Compatible FPGA Board | USB-C/PCIe Direct Memory Access | Pre-Flashed Custom Firmware | Up to 275 MB/s | USB Firmware-Upgradable Artix-7 DMA Scout
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- High-Performance PCILeech-Compatible FPGA DMA Card (XC7A35T) The IMMORTAL DMA Scout delivers reliable and high-speed Direct Memory Access up to 275 MB/s, powered by a Xilinx Artix-7 XC7A35T FPGA and custom pre-flashed PCILeech firmware. Designed for developers, reverse-engineers, and forensic specialists, it enables secure, fast, and stable memory interaction between host and target systems. 🔹 Pre-Flashed Custom Firmware: Ready to use — no flashing or setup required. 🔹 Full PCILeech Compatibility: Seamlessly supports memory reading/writing, filesystem access, and analysis tools. 🔹 Smart Cooling System: Aluminum heat sink ensures optimal thermal stability under heavy loads. 🔹 USB-C/PCIe Hybrid Connection: Plug-and-play with most modern systems. 🔹 Firmware-Upgradable: Easily update to the latest custom firmware via USB. For installation files, updates, and support, visit immortaltech.net
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ARTIX‑7 XC7A35T FPGA – Xilinx 7‑Series silicon delivers high logic density, low power draw, fast transceivers, robust DSP blocks, and AMS features for demanding DMA and embedded projects. USB‑C 3.2 FT601 INTERFACE – Achieve up to 275 MB/s PCILeech read/write speeds over a USB 3.2 link, eliminating data‑path bottlenecks. PLUG‑AND‑PLAY USB‑C JTAG – Flash new bitstreams or firmware through the on‑board Update port; no external JTAG pods or ribbon cables needed. PCILEECH COMPATIBLE – 64‑bit memory access and PCIe TLP support work out of the box with the standard PCILeech toolkit. CONVENIENT POWER SWITCH – Integrated on/off rocker lets you disable the board without removing it from your system. DUAL‑LAYER COOLING – Precision thermalpad under a rugged aluminum shield keeps the XC7A35T cool, minimizing thermal throttling during sustained high‑speed transfers.