What is a good Capture card for streaming and recording?

[ERSCreeper]

So my friend and I are planning to start streaming and recording. I currently haven't a clue about which capture card to choose from. We both are running 1080P 60Hz so I am looking for a card that can record at 1080P 60fps.

 

So far I found this but it records only at 30fps.

http://www.amazon.com/AVerMedia-C985-Gamer-1080p-Capture/dp/B007UXJ6LE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1382187853&sr=8-1&keywords=C985

 

Does anyone here stream or record? Could you recommend any cards or external units.

 

Thanks

 

 

[Ryan Leech]

I don't know of anything much better than that. But why do you need to record in 60fps?

[Ssoele]

This one should be able to do it: http://www.oupree.com/MV-HD100-1080P-60Hz-HDMI-Video-Capture-Card.html

[ERSCreeper]

I don't know of anything much better than that. But why do you need to record in 60fps?

 

Both him and I hate watching recorded footage which we need to edit and it's at 30fps

[Wolfur]

So my friend and I are planning to start streaming and recording. I currently haven't a clue about which capture card to choose from. We both are running 1080P 60Hz so I am looking for a card that can record at 1080P 60fps.

 

So far I found this but it records only at 30fps.

http://www.amazon.com/AVerMedia-C985-Gamer-1080p-Capture/dp/B007UXJ6LE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1382187853&sr=8-1&keywords=C985

 

Does anyone here stream or record? Could you recommend any cards or external units.

 

Thanks

 

Kepler-based Nvidia GPU

 

/troll

[Ryan Leech]

Both him and I hate watching recorded footage which we need to edit and it's at 30fps

Oh ok, but I think your only option is going to be software recording. Try DXtory

[Purple]

Both him and I hate watching recorded footage which we need to edit and it's at 30fps

I don't what

[ERSCreeper]

Kepler-based Nvidia GPU

 

/troll

A bit late for that

[KieranThePCGuy]

As stated by @Ryan Leech, I think you're only able to software record at 1080p60. Try Dxtory or Fraps.

[SkilledRebuilds]

I record using my 2600k and my 7950

DXtory, using H264 (and fine tuning settings after a few runs...), 1080p 60fps capture to a single 7200rpm 1TB mechanical.

Works a treat, I did it for the same reason, slowing down video without having the choppy video result.

I have hardly any frame loss recording (5 fps non demanding, 10fps in demanding scenes) using 8 threads however 3-8 threads performs the same for me in most titles.

H264 Settings Page http://postimg.org/image/5youj5zr7/

The preset "Ultrafast" is important

Convert to YUV 4:2:0 had to be done for better compatability with video editing programs decoding h264.

The rest are either default or set myself as well.

Give it a try