ASUSTUF Gaming Video Capture Card (CU4K30) 4K/2K/1080P 120 FPS & HDR Passthrough, Near-Zero Latency, Certified for OBS, USB 3.2, Plug & Play, Record & Stream with PC, PS5, Xbox, Switch

Works Great Clear Video Transfer and Seemless Set Up! Love it! Took about 2 minutes to set up, its compact so hardly takes up any room. Looks great. Nice solid metal body. Lights are great style and indicator. Im so happy I went with this one vs some of the others that had complaints. I was worried its sort of a big purchase ( comparative to other capture cards). But I am certainly glad I didn't cut any corners with this one. Its a great product well worth the money. IMO.

It's a pretty good capture card. Just me to learn how to use. It makes a buzz in the sound though. When you hook up the headphones and controller, but when you collect set audio to default, it fixes that issue on the software. So more than likely it's just a bug in the software that they'll probably patch over time. I'm hoping other than that, it's a pretty good capture card. It's better than all the other ones I have

Step by step:Download Video Capture Console from Asus website.Plug device in and go to update, mine needed a USB firmware update out of box.Done.You need USB 3.0, and it gets warm but nothing major. I'm very happy with this purchase thus far, it's been easy to use and seems very solid with the metal frame. RGB's are a cool effect, they tell you the "status" of the device (red-bad, blue-good, yellow-update).This works for Older devices from PS1-5, Snes, N64, and newer xbox.

Bought this capture card and after maybe a month of use it was faulty, not even after heavy use. The audio is always delayed and jittery. For the price just buy an Elgato HD 60 S+ it is worlds more reliable than this. Which is a shame because I wanted it to be good for 4K 120 FPS

4 stars since it does what it's advertised to do, but I had one glaring issue and it was the usb cable that was provided. Apparently for my system it does just enough to power it so that the passthrough works but obs could not pick it up as a video capture device. So an entirely different high speed USB C cable I had on hand solved this issue, just a heads up to anyone who runs into this wall.

After trying quite a few different capture cards, I landed on the CU4K30 with ASUS TUF, a brand I support all the time. However, do know that this device is NOT perfect. I wish to be part of the overwhelming group that supports this device, but I have had issues with it not long after purchase.When the device is running, it runs well. Great quality out the box. No setup needed to start streaming. And any changes to the device can be done very easily. This works well with OBS and has not given me any grief in the setup process at all.The issue is 100% a heatsink issue. This device is made of a solid aluminum casing that encloses a heatsink inside. The heatsink will, for the most part, dissipate heat if you are in a cool environment. However, if you plan on streaming for over 3 hours, or live in a moderately warm environment, then expect this device to freeze constantly. It does not dissipate heat well, and you can tell just by feeling the top of it getting uncomfortably warm.This gets rather annoying when you have to constantly stop the ASUS CU4K30 to fix the frozen video.I have already tried reaching out to ASUS support about the device. But it is apparent that this device is not something they are familiar with. I found myself giving the technician more answers on possible solutions, and even after we both agreed on what might fix the issue, there is still no sign of any replacement pieces for this device.Again, I have used many different capture cards and devices. This device has promise, but in its current state I cannot in good conscience recommend it to anyone. It works at advertised out of the box, and lots of videos give a nice 10 minute review of the product. But... give it a few hours, and the real problems will start appearing. Primarily... freezing.How did I fix it? Bought a phone cooler and set it on top of the CU4K30.

Hello Amazon!I have been a Twitch Streamer going on 5 years, and I had originally been running a Elgato HD60 Pro. Granted, there is nothing wrong with that, but I must say ASUS stepped up the game!Pros : Firstly, there is not any bloatwear that you have to run the capture box with, OBS picks up this ASUS Capture Box straight up with just plugging it in! No unnecessary slowdowns or stupid programs to run it through!Secondly, the build quality is fantastic! Solid metal casing, making it very durable for transporting if ever needed!Thirdly, I use this for a PS5, and the output is ran through to a 4K MINI-LED 240Hz panel. As I said, I have been streaming for many years, and I can truly say, this is the only capture device I have used that I truly felt ZERO latency! You can do some fine tuning in OBS for sound, toucb, and feel and it is absolutely fantastic!!Fourth, WHO DOESNT LOVE RGN NOWADAY?!?!CONS:The only con I had, was at first the sound was having an issue. The issue was that OBS was playing the sound back a solid 3 seconds late, in the end, it was just a simple click of changing the sound settings in OBS directly and it fixed it 100%For the price, it CANNOT be beat. Extremely well made product, and I would recommend this to ANYONE who content creates, or even just wants a nice way of connecting your console to your computer for a PASSTHROUGH.WELL DONE ASUS! 10/10!Twitch - MustangEd1ts