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Capture Card AVerMedia Gc571

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Capture Card · AVerMedia GC571


Specs

Item Spec
Interface USB 3.2 Gen2 (10G port)
Max capture 2K60 / 4K30
Bit depth 8-bit
Measured latency Excellent at the 2K60 tier
Reference price About 660 used

Pros

  • 660 yuan used, "the ceiling for 2K60" (a group member's words)
  • AVerMedia build quality, mature driver
  • Low latency and a stable picture at 2K60
  • Small, works with a laptop

Caveats

  • Only up to 2K60; 4K is unusable
  • 8-bit, no 10-bit HDR
  • Mostly sold used; check the serial-number warranty (AVerMedia goes by serial number only)

Who It's For

Users with a 2K high-refresh monitor, a budget under 700, who want big-brand stability.

What Group Members Say

A group member, 10-26: "A 660-yuan 571... it has to be AVerMedia", "the ceiling for 2K60".


This Update and Expansion (2026-10-06 to 11-05)

Filtered from the records of 7 chat groups, 2026-10-06 to 11-05: 3 relevant messages, with speakers and dates preserved.

  • About 660 used, "the ceiling for 2K60" (Ay: 阿岳, 10-26).

Additional Notes (little discussion in the group; compiled from specs and scattered feedback)

  • A group member's purchase post, 10-26: 660 yuan used, "the ceiling for 2K60", "it has to be AVerMedia" (Ay: 阿岳, 10-26).
  • Positioning: a 2K60 USB card with a mature AVerMedia driver and warranty by serial number only; 4K is unusable.
  • Versus the older GC551: the 551 measures about 20ms latency at 2K60 NV12 (the author, 10-12); the 571 is better built at a similar price, so take the 571.

Related reading: 03 Capture Card Buying Guide · 04 Capture Card Analysis · 07 M.2 to PCIe · 08 PCIe Riser Cables

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