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AVerMedia GC570D Live Gamer Duo Dual HDMI 1080p

$229.99

Price as of Sep 1, 2026

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AVerMedia Live Gamer Duo Dual HDMI 1080p PCIe Video Capture Card, Stream 4k60 HDR and FHD 240fps Pass-Through GC570D Take your content creation to the next level with the AVerMedia Live Gamer Duo GC570D, a powerful dual HDMI PCIe video capture card designed for professional streamers and video creators. With two independent 1080p60 capture inputs, you can connect both a gaming console and a DSLR or camcorder simultaneously, giving you flexibility and professional-grade production without the need for external mixers or switchers. Experience ultra-smooth gameplay with 4K60 HDR and 1080p240 high frame rate pass-through, ensuring you never compromise on visual quality while streaming or recording. The GC570D offers incredibly low-latency capture, ideal for fast-paced gaming and real-time broadcasting. Whether you're streaming on Twitch, YouTube, or recording high-quality content for post-production, this card delivers exceptional performance. Compatible with popular streaming software like OBS and XSplit, the Live Gamer Duo is easy to set up and supports plug-and-play functionality on Windows PCs. Its sleek design fits seamlessly into your system via PCIe, and its versatile input configuration makes it perfect for dual-camera podcasts, gameplay commentary, or multi-angle streams. Unlock your creative potential with one of the most advanced capture cards on the market.

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