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Ferrum One
Ferrum One is an 8000 Hz USB input interface device for DMA-compatible hardware environments, routing mouse and keyboard input through a dedicated hardware pathway at eight times the report rate of a standard 1000 Hz unit.
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Ferrum One
Ferrum One is an external USB input interface device for PCIe DMA hardware environments. Mouse and keyboard connect to the unit, the unit connects to the host, and input is routed through a dedicated hardware pathway.
⭐ Specifications
• Report rate: 8000 Hz — eight reports per millisecond, against 1000 Hz for a standard unit
• Connection: USB-C at both ends
• Dimensions: 2.5" W × 1" D × 0.5" H
• Firmware: upgradable
• Interface: documented API for configuration
🔌 Compatibility
Works with standard USB mice and keyboards, with no remapping or driver installation. Ferrum One is intended for setups that support external USB input interface devices within PCIe DMA hardware systems. Confirm compatibility with your configuration before purchase.
📦 What's Included
• Ferrum One USB Input Device
Technical Details & Compatibility
Technical Details & Compatibility
Ferrum One operates as a hardware USB input interface device used within compatible PCIe DMA hardware environments. It functions as part of a multi-device configuration where external peripheral input routing is handled through a dedicated hardware pathway.
Its defining specification is an 8000 Hz report rate. A standard USB input interface device reports at 1000 Hz, or once per millisecond; Ferrum One reports eight times in that same millisecond, so small continuous movements are carried through the pathway at finer resolution rather than being grouped into a single report.
This positions Ferrum One within the hardware layer of a DMA system, working alongside compatible DMA cards and related components rather than acting as a standalone device.
The unit connects over USB-C at both ends and ships with two USB-A to USB-C cables, pre-flashed and ready for use. It is offered in five finishes across plastic and steel bodies, and exposes a documented API for configuration. Input devices attach normally, with no remapping or driver installation required.
Compatibility depends on the overall hardware and software environment being used. Ferrum One is intended for setups that support external USB input interface devices within PCIe DMA hardware systems. Always confirm compatibility with your configuration before purchase.
Ferrum One FAQ
What is the Ferrum One?
Ferrum One is a hardware USB input interface device used within compatible PCIe DMA hardware setups, providing an external pathway for mouse and keyboard input routing at a 8000 Hz report rate.
What does an 8000 Hz polling rate mean?
Polling rate is how often the device reports input. A standard USB input interface device reports 1000 times per second; Ferrum One reports 8000 times per second, so continuous movement is carried through at finer resolution rather than grouped into fewer reports.
How does Ferrum One compare to KMBox and Makcu?
All three are external USB input interface devices for PCIe DMA hardware environments. KMBox and Makcu report at 1000 Hz. Ferrum One reports at 8000 Hz, connects over USB-C at both ends and ships pre-flashed with a documented API.
Does Ferrum One work on its own?
No. Ferrum One is designed to operate alongside compatible DMA hardware and is not intended to function as a standalone device.
What connections does Ferrum One use?
Ferrum One uses USB-C at both ends and is supplied with two USB-A to USB-C cables. Two free USB ports are required. USB-C to USB-C cables can be used instead.
What is included with Ferrum One?
One Ferrum One USB input device and two USB-A to USB-C cables, supplied in protective packaging. The device arrives pre-flashed and ready for use.