AVerMedia GC573 Live Gamer 4K Internal Capture Card: 4K60 HDR10 Streaming and Recording with Ultra-Low Latency for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, OBS, Twitch, YouTube, Windows 11 - TAA/NDAA Compliant
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Size: 4K60 HDR10
Features
- Stream and record 4K60 HDR10 content with ultra-low latency, thanks to the AVerMedia GC573 Live Gamer 4K internal capture card
- Enjoy clean and crisp video formats with zero-lag pass-through for game capture and live streaming
- The LG4K features three preset modes of RGB lighting, bringing more than just awesome performance to your PC setup
- Customize which resolutions and corresponding frame rates you are able to preview and record with the AVerMedia Gaming Utility
- Perfect for next-gen game consoles such as PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One X, with compatibility for OBS, Streamlabs, XSplit, and Twitch & YouTube live streaming & broadcasting.
Brand: AVerMedia
Hardware Interface: PCI Express x4
Video Capture Resolution: 4K
Operating System: Windows 11, Windows 10
Recommended Uses For Product: Streaming, Gaming
Brand: AVerMedia
Series: Live Gamer 4K
Item model number: GC573
Operating System: Windows 11, Windows 10
Item Weight: 7.4 ounces
Product Dimensions: 5.9 x 4.9 x 0.8 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 5.9 x 4.9 x 0.8 inches
Color: PCI-Express Gen 2 x4
Power Source: PCI-E Gen 2 x4
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Manufacturer: AVerMedia Technologies, Inc
Country of Origin: Taiwan
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: June 8, 2018
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Size: 1080p60 Dual HDMI
I'm a HUGE fan of AVerMedia. Let's get that out of the way now. I've been using their capture cards going back to the Live Gamer HD 2 and before this, the Live Gamer 4K. Outside of some occasional weirdness with the Live Gamer HD 2 on my old X99 system, they've never given me any trouble and have really allowed me to expand what I do for livestreams. The Live Gamer Duo is unique from previous entries in that it offers 2 HDMI inputs instead of the single input found on most cards. Now, I know that after this product came out, Elgato released the Camlink Pro, which allows four inputs, but at the time, this was the best way to get multiple inputs, which has become a must for modern livestreams now that DSLR and mirrorless cameras have become the go-to instead of webcams. There are limitations to be aware of right away, the most disappointing for most creators is that neither input is capable of recording above 1080p60. HDMI 1 can pass through 4kp60 with HDR, but you can't record it. HDMI 2 is limited even more, only allowing up to 1080p60, although given current streaming standards, this isn't as big of a deal as some would make it out to be. It's still worth noting those limitations, as if you need the 4k recording, the Camlink Pro is probably the better route to go. Those limitations aside, for streaming, they're mostly irrelevant as most people attempting to stream will max out at 1080p60 anyway regardless of what they're doing. And frankly, the card does handle both inputs with ease. I've done a few streams now where I've utilized both inputs and it has performed exactly as I've needed it to. If recording is the main thing you're doing and 4k matters, again, you'll want to consider other options. Or you can do what I was able to do with my current build, and have a Live Gamer 4k in the system at the same time as the Duo (yes, it works). But that isn't always going to be possible unless you have a lot of PCI-e lanes to work with. In terms of setup, AVerMedia's products continue to be very easy. Insert it into a PCI-e slot, power on your system, and install the driver from their website and you should be good to go. You don't need to run their software, although it is required if you want to change the RGB lighting on the front of the card. Beyond that, it should be detected by your preferred streaming software without issue. This product, like the Live Gamer 4k, allows you to use the lighting for status effects, such as recording and if there's an issue with the product. The recording limitations aside, this product works very well and will allow you to use your favorite camera along with your console and/or gaming PC (if on a dual-PC set-up) instead of having to choose one or the other. I'm hoping that down the road, AVerMedia releases an updated version that allows for 4k60 recording, but for my purposes, this is more than enough. As I stated earlier, I've managed to get both the Live Gamer 4k and Duo working at the same time, which solves the 4k recording situation as that capture card is capable of recording up to 4k60. If you're looking for a dual capture card for around $200 (the price as of writing this) and don't mind the lack of 4k recording, you can't go wrong with this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2021 by David T. Kreal
Size: 1080p60 UVC
I purchased multiple products to attempt to capture my Cannon Camera for livestreaming. The internal cards I bought from another company required PCIe slots a I do not have accessible. This one did with the 1x slot. I also tried a USB link device that I constantly had to reconnect to use. This one, I took it out of the box, opened my PC case, and popped this card into the open 1x slot, plugged in my camera, and viola! it worked perfectly from the get go. I was even able to have some fun and feed the passthrough into my USB capture link thing and make TWO MEs!!! LOL Great product so far, will update if that changes. Worth the $$ especially on sale. Used to capture a Nintendo Switch AND a second PC with perfect results each time.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2023 by ToeKneeTM
Size: 1080p60 UVC
New Update*: Initiated a return on this item as it cannot fit the needs of my expectations. This capture card apparently does not allow you to game at 1440p and record at 1080p. This is not the companies or products fault. It has more to do with my lack of knowledge on streaming/capturing. If you are new to streaming/recording and you have a 1440p monitor or higher this will not work for you. Gaming will be forced at 1080 unless you disconnect the card. Purchase a card that does 1440p and up to fit your needs. For 1080p this card worked just fine and as such my original review remains the same. Updated Review: So far it works. I tried using RecCenter4 which is the software for it as well as OBS third party software and both seem to work just fine. I can't really provide technical details since I don't know what im doing in relation to streaming or recording. Recorded a few 1080p game play vids that ran pretty smoothly and did not affect my game play during the recording session. Also liked the features RecCenter 4 provides just need to learn how to use it more efficiently. Overall: The install is very easy, plug the card in, connect the HDMI cord and you're all set. Very little if any impact to game play while capturing recorded video. Hopefully the card lasts long. Original review: I cant really review it since I think mines was DOA. Tried three different pcie slots and the card would not power on. Tried on another pc and it caused a system crash. My system specs: Windows 10 Ryzen 7 3700x Asrock b550 phantom gaming 4 Gtx 1080 g1 32gb ddr4
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2021 by Jonathan V. Ho Jonathan V. Ho