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Finally, with the Live Gamer ULTRA 2.1 our world-leading HDMI 2.1 capture card, you can dive into the world of PC and next-gen console gaming with 4K144 and 4K120 pass-through. Get ready for a gaming experience that's not just breathtaking but also filled with clarity and fluidity.

Finally, with the Live Gamer ULTRA 2.1 our world-leading HDMI 2.1 capture card, you can dive into the world of PC and next-gen console gaming with 4K144 and 4K120 pass-through. Get ready for a gaming experience that's not just breathtaking but also filled with clarity and fluidity.

4K X is game capture at its best. Equipped with HDMI 2.1, our most powerful USB card lets you capture the latest titles up to 4K with HDR at 144 frames per second, or even 1080p240. Say goodbye to screen tearing with VRR passthrough. Enjoy ultra-low latency technology that keeps your broadcast and gameplay synced. 4K X works with almost any HDMI-compatible device, including PS5, Xbox Series X, Switch, Steam Deck, PC, Mac, even your iPhone 15. And it works seamlessly with leading broadcast apps like OBS, so you can stream like a pro on Twitch, YouTube, or Discord.

Showcase your gameplay at its best with Elgato Game Capture 4K S. Play and capture in crisp 4K60, ultra-smooth 1440p120, or even 1080p240—all with near-zero latency. With VRR passthrough, HDR10 capture on Windows, and analog audio input, this external USB-C card delivers pro-level features in a plug-and-play form factor. Whether you’re streaming or recording, it works seamlessly on Windows, macOS, and iPadOS—no drivers needed. 4K S is compatible with OBS Studio, Streamlabs, Discord, Zoom, and more. Connect your PS5, Xbox, or docked Switch 2, and share your gameplay in cinematic detail.

Great content made easy. Play stunning 4K60 HDR games without image quality loss or lag, and record or stream your adventures in beautiful Full HD 1080p60 resolution. Game Capture Neo sends two video signals from your console – one to your gaming screen and the other to your laptop, PC, Mac, or iPad. Capture everything you see and hear – gameplay, cutscenes, soundtrack – without watermarks or time limits, directly to your hard drive, YouTube, or Twitch. Stick to simple QuickTime recordings or develop your streaming expertise in OBS. As your skillset expands, Game Capture Neo evolves with your growing needs. So you can keep growing your community.
| Pros for AVerMedia - HDMI Capture Card Live Gamer Ultra 2.1 - Black | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| There were no pros for this product— | Overall Performance, Video Quality, Ease of use, HDMI, Setup | Overall Performance, Video Quality, Compatibility, Portability, Latency | Overall Performance, Video Quality, Compatibility, Ease of Use, Design |
| Cons for AVerMedia - HDMI Capture Card Live Gamer Ultra 2.1 - Black | |||
| There were no cons for this product— | Connectivity, Lag, Software | There were no cons for this product— | Connectivity |
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I bought this to replace an old Elgato HD60 Pro. I needed a capture card that wouldn't limit pass through to 60hz on my gaming monitor. I needed a stable 120hz at 1080p and I got it now. I run a 2 PC set up and my gaming PC is built to play Cyberpunk 2077 and Final Fantasy XIV at 1080p 120hz at max. I also have a Nintendo Switch but I haven't tested it yet. It's heavy duty and reliable so far. A little on the expensive side for what I needed but I was willing to pay the extra money for peace of mind and potential upgrade ability down the line.
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Posted by NS2024
For transparency's sake let me first admit that I'm an Elgato fanboy and loyalist. I wanted to wait for their line of HDMI2.1 capture cards, but when they told us they wouldn't be released before Christmas and wouldn't give us an officiate time frame, my impatience got the better of me. So, I broke ranks to bought the AVerMedia Live Gamer Ultra. The best part of the experience was making the purchase and being filled with joy and eager anticipation. As soon as it arrived and I tried to install it, that joy quickly vanished. As an Elgato enthusiast, I'm used to plug and play solutions. This was not that. There were so many settings to adjust along with color restrictions/limitations, etc that I was never able to get the picture to pass through let alone be able to capture it. After searching the interwebs, I ended up on AVerMedia's subreddit only to find that I wasn't the only one having trouble. Apparently there were firmware updates needed for it to work (with my Xbox Series X) that apparently hadn't been released yet. After a frustrating couple of hours, I boxed it up and sent it back. Never again. Thankfully Elgato's new capture cards are being released on 2/1/24.
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Posted by RonnieRukus