Little by little, my home office has been turning into an AVerMedia hub of various sorts. My soundbar’s AVerMedia, my headphones are AVerMedia (review forthcoming), and all of my console capture equipment has been AVerMedia ever since I first purchased the Live Gamer Portable. I thought I was set on capturing video after working with the Live Gamer Portable 2 Plus, but ultimately, I was limited to only being able to record at 1080P60. With a newly built PC, I felt it was about time to upgrade my video capture equipment as well and had been eyeing an internal PCI-E capture card for some time. Most cards seemed out of reach, but to my surprise, AVerMedia was launching a brand new card refresh including an internal card that could work with HDR and a higher performance range. Not limited to just passing through these higher resolution/framerates, AVerMedia’s Live Gamer 4K can capture whatever the player can run. Compared to the competitors on the market, how does AVerMedia’s new flagship card stack up?