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Internal and external capture cards from Elgato and AVerMedia to record and stream console and PC gameplay in 1080p and 4K.
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CAPTURE CARDS AT AX
Capture the console. Keep the quality.
Elgato and AVerMedia capture cards, internal PCIe and external USB, for PlayStation, Xbox and dual-PC streaming in 1080p60 and 4K with passthrough.
Passthrough lets you play at full quality while recording; an internal PCIe card suits a dedicated streaming PC, a USB card works with a laptop. Match the capture resolution to your console output.
4K60
capture with passthrough
PCIe · USB
internal and external cards
PS5 · Xbox · PC
console and dual-PC setups
CAPTURE DEVICES FAQ
Before you buy.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most about capture cards and capture devices.
Internal or external capture card: which should I choose?
Internal PCIe cards, like the AVerMedia GC573 Live Gamer 4K, install inside a desktop and connect directly to the motherboard. External devices, such as the AVerMedia Live Gamer Portable 2 PLUS or ASUS TUF Gaming CU4K30, plug in over USB and also work with laptops and dual-PC setups.
What is passthrough and do I need it?
Passthrough sends the console signal straight through the capture device to your monitor or TV, so you play with virtually no added delay while it records. Capture and passthrough resolutions can differ, as with the ASUS TUF Gaming CU4K30, which captures at 4K30 and passes through 4K60 HDR.
Can I use a capture device with a camera?
Yes. To use a DSLR, mirrorless camera or camcorder as a webcam, you need a device that turns its HDMI output into a USB video source. The Elgato Cam Link 4K does exactly that, as long as your camera offers clean HDMI output without on-screen overlays.
Capture card or video production console: what is the difference?
A capture card brings one HDMI source, like a console or camera, into your PC. A production console such as the RØDE RCV-G RODECASTER Video handles several video sources and audio together, letting you switch cameras and mix sound live for multi-camera streams and podcasts.