Hello all, Im going to be upgrading to a new CPU real soon, the only thing I need to know is what kind of video capture card I should get.
Here is the link to the products from the store im getting them:
http://cbit.ca/mb/retail_productList.as ... SubCat=904
Also, is there an all in wonder video/vid capture card?
The video card im going to get is the Geforce BFG 6600GT-OC 128mb DDR3/PCI 16.
Any advice // suggestions would rule, thanks all!
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Re: Video Capture Cards
recommend going with PCI Express graphics card, especially if you do a lot of gaming and planning on keeping the PC for quite a few years.
Read up on various hardware reviews at http://www.tomshardware.com/
Sorry, can help you in terms of Capture Cards
Read up on various hardware reviews at http://www.tomshardware.com/
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leglessmoof
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Re: Video Capture Cards
I would recommend either the WinTV PVR-500 or the WinTV PVR-USB2. Both of these are analog capture cards.
I am currently on the hunt for a good digital capture card, so I can capture high definition TV. If anyone has any insight please let me know.
I am currently on the hunt for a good digital capture card, so I can capture high definition TV. If anyone has any insight please let me know.
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Re: Video Capture Cards
Go what with Leglessmoof said. Capture device that's only designed to capture Video signal.
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Re: Video Capture Cards
Sounds good, Ill look into them further, thanks guys!
The WinTV PVR-USB2 seems like a real good card!
Looks like its $189.99 CAD. Not too bad
The WinTV PVR-USB2 seems like a real good card!
Looks like its $189.99 CAD. Not too bad
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