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Meet the World’s First 4K, 240FPS External Game Capture Card

Meet the World’s First 4K, 240FPS External Game Capture Card

Posted on May 31, 2019 By Jarvis

You never know what kind of cool stuff you’re going to see on the Computex 2019 floor. Case in point, AverMedia’s Live Gamer Bolt (GC555) external capture card. With an estimated launch price of $499 (availability still TBD), the company claims that this nascent piece of tech is the world’s first 4K HDR external game capture box.
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