[Hardware] AverMedia announces its definitive capture device for content creators

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It allows you to capture or broadcast gameplay at 4K and 60 FPS while playing at up to 4K and 144 Hz thanks to an advanced pass-through and its HDMI 2.1

Content creators need a lot of peripherals related to their activity such as a microphone, a webcam or a video capture device that allows them to record or broadcast their games without altering the performance of their games.

These capturers have become somewhat less po[CENSORED]r due to the new capture tools that are present on PC or consoles natively but, even so, they are still essential if we want to aim for the best quality, something that AverMedia wants to offer with its new capturer, the Live Gamer Ultra

This new AverMedia Live Gamer Ultra 2.1 is a capture device that needs to be connected to a PC to be able to work and record or broadcast the game, allowing us to capture content at 4K and 60 FPS while we play at 4K and 144 FPS and even at 1080p and 240 FPS thanks to its advanced pass-through and HDMI 2.1 connectivity.

In addition, this capture device has VRR, has live chat functionality for streamers and has RGB LED lighting to give it a touch of customization, all at a price of 299.99 euros in Spain.

By the way, to use it you will need at least a PC with an Intel Core i5 processor and an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 or a laptop with an Intel i7-7700HQ processor along with a 1050 Ti.

Do you need an affordable laptop for studies but also want to use it for gaming? Do you want a computer that you can take anywhere and that allows you to continue your usual workflows and entertainment? Or maybe you're looking for an inexpensive way to delve into the infinite catalog of PC games (and subscriptions like Game Pass)?

We have spent a couple of weeks using the MSI Thin GF63 12VE for everything (writing, including this article, but also video editing and video games), an entry-level gaming laptop that has met all our demands. The version we have had access to is the 093ES, which has an official price of €1,399.99, but can be found for several hundred euros less in some stores. In addition, there are other versions below €1,000 that do not include the operating system and/or have 512 GB of storage instead of 1 TB.

 

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