Elgato has teased two new HDMI 2.1 capture cards at Twitchcon recently. Senpai Gaming spotted a USB 4K X capture card capable of 4K/144Hz passthrough, and a PCIe 4K Pro that can handle up to 8K/60Hz passthrough. These will compete with AVerMedia’s recent HDMI 2.1 USB capture card. Elgato hasn’t confirmed pricing or a release date yet, though.
a USB 4K X capture card capable of 4K/144Hz passthrough, and a PCIe 4K Pro that can handle up to 8K/60Hz passthrough. These will compete with.
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