The card’s major draw is its imagery capabilities: Stream in 4K resolution at 60 FPS, 1440p at 144 FPS, or 1080p at 240 FPS. 2 is no slacker, and it shows - mainly through the extensive system requirements to use this video capture card.ĪVerMedia is just about as well known as Elgato, and the AVermedia Live Gamer 4K capture card was designed to rival Elgato’s 4K60 Pro. The capture card is also so low latency - virtually lag-free - that gameplay is “instant.” That will definitely put you ahead of the competition, in terms of gameplay and quality of content. 2 has an optimal resolution/refresh rate for you. Whether you’re a shooter game fanatic or an e-sports athlete, the 4KPro Mk. You can also vary your resolution and refresh rate combinations - from 1080p at 120 Hz to 1440p at 144 Hz to 1080p at 240 Hz and more. 2, you can record in HDR, 2160p at 60 FPS (frames per second), and 1080p at 60 FPS. HDR is a new display standard that offers brighter highlights and darker shadows, which combine to offer content that looks more life-like than the Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) that you traditionally see.
It was designed to keep up with the High Dynamic Range (HDR) of imagery used in popular releases, as well as the tons of viable alternatives on the market today.
2 is the updated version - the mark 2 - of the 4K60 Pro. Back when 4K was in its infancy, Elgato didn’t have much in the way of competition. Elgato is such a well-known gaming hardware provider that even the most novice streamers (think: your little brother) have heard of them.
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