#GAME CAPTURE CARD UPGRADE#

Streamers are most likely not going to care about streaming out at 4K and 60Hz, and if you are, bless you and your super fast internet connection. But with the new Elgato 4K60S+ you simply plug in the device to a power source (via USB-C), your HDMI in/out, pop in a 256GB SD card (it supports either V30 or UHS-3 SD cards), then hit the record button and you're ready to rock.īest microphone for gaming (opens in new tab): make sure you're heardīest webcams (opens in new tab): be seen while you get your stream onīest capture cards (opens in new tab): lessen the load with a dedicated card Anyone who has tried to capture footage at a trade show or preview event can tell you how much of a nightmare it can be to do on the fly. You don't have to worry about adjusting any settings before recording, so the recording process itself becomes relatively painless. The super useful thing about the stand-alone recording is that the 4K60 S+ will optimize itself in real-time. While the 4K60 Pro (opens in new tab) does something similar in terms of what it can capture, the S+'s extra portability is what you should care about. Yep, this is Elgato's first capture card to use stand-alone recording via an SD card, which is a massive plus for console games and a long-awaited feature from veteran Elgato users. For starters, it can capture 4K HDR gameplay directly to your PC or SD card.

#GAME CAPTURE CARD UPGRADE#

The Elgato Game Capture 4K60 S+ is for content creators who want to upgrade their channels in a big way.

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