Benz for PUBG

Benz DMA for PUBG is a private DMA solution for players who want stable operation on a second PC, flexible tuning to their own playstyle and full control of the situation on the map. The cheat reads game memory through a DMA card, while mouse input is handled in hardware via Kmbox B+, Kmbox Net or MAKCU — nothing runs on the gaming PC and no writes are made to game memory (memory writing can be enabled as a separate opt-in option).

The aimbot uses a vector method through Kmbox/MAKCU: independent smoothing on the X and Y axes, adjustable distance, sensitivity and target-switch delay, visibility and scope checks, and bone selection — head, neck, chest or nearest. It is paired with an RCS featuring independent recoil-compensation multipliers on X and Y, making automatic fire noticeably easier to control.

The visuals system renders players in several box styles (filled, cornered, diagonal), skeletons, lines, nicknames, health as a bar and text, the enemy's weapon with its name and class, and the distance to the target. Vehicles and loot get their own categories: assault rifles, sniper and DMR rifles, SMGs, shotguns, pistols, meds and boosters, armor, helmets, backpacks, ammo, scopes and containers — each with an independent render-distance setting.

The interface is finely tunable: FOV visualization, ESP distance and thickness, colors for every element, opacity, vertical sync, a watermark and a spectator list that warns you when someone is watching you in spectator mode. Finished setups are stored as configs — you can save, load, overwrite and delete them.

Benz DMA for PUBG is updated regularly. Below on this page you will find the current cheat status, the full feature list and the system requirements; note that you need a second computer (a weak laptop is enough), a flashed DMA card and a Kmbox or MAKCU device.