Corsair announces the launch of the new Elgato 4K60 Pro MK.2 grabber. It allows 4K recording at 60 frames per second with HDR10, with the possibility of capturing up to 240 frames in lower resolutions.
Corsair wants to get his chest out of his cat acquisition, of which it happened a year ago and luckily it has hardly undergone any changes in the product line. Always focusing on peripherals for streamers, this time they want to update their line of captures, for which there is more and more competition. This time they do it with the Elgato 4K60 Pro MK.2 capturer, the updated version of its top of the range in internal capturers by PCI-Express that is established as the most recommended option if we want to capture console content to stream or need to record gameplay for our videos.
Broadcast and record at the same time without loss
The improvements of the Elgato 4K60 Pro MK.2 capturer are more hand in hand to make our lives easier. Its main attraction is that it allows us to record and broadcast at the same time, allowing us to broadcast on Twitch to maintain our schedule while recording gameplay if we need the game to record a rehearsal on YouTube. It would not be the first time that I have seen a streamer remove the ads and the overlay because he needed content but he had to keep his broadcast schedule and this will mean that he does not have to sacrifice for that part.
[amazon_link asins=’B07VWXCXM7,B01DRWCOGA,B014MQIVPS,B07LFZ8W8T,B07K3FN5MR,B07L755X9G,B00293CDG0,B06W2KLM3S,B01L06N7IE,B07RL8H55Z’ template=’ProductCarousel’ store=’hardwa028-21′ marketplace=’ES’ link_id=’7ad32034-52c1-4a87-bcc3-f19f1496bd77′]Its highest possible resolution is 3840 × 2160 at 60 frames per second with HDR 10 for greater color amplitude, but we can lower it to settings such as 1440p144 Hz or 1080p240 Hz. Another advantage over the previous model is that the price has dropped to 250 euros , which is less than the 400 euros that the previous version used to cost and less than the 300 euros that the capture of Avermedia usually costs for these characteristics.
It is still an objectively high price, it is not something that you are going to buy right away and you must be a professional to get a profit from it, but they are much better prices than the video capture systems that were in decades ago and much more accessible for the general public. It is expected that AverMedia will move forward as the Elgato 4K60 Pro MK.2 capturer presents better specifications at a more competitive price while waiting to be able to do a thorough analysis of the system.
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