GKEAPZA 4k-Parernt 1080p 60fps USB 3.0 HDMI capture card
Captures 1080p 60fps HDMI video to USB 3.0 with loop-out and 3.5mm mic input for streaming on Windows, Mac, Linux and Android
- ColorBlack
- Features4K Resolution, USB 3.0, Wide Device Compatibility, HDMI Loop
- Weight0.21 kilograms
- Package ContentsVideo capture
- 1080p 60fps capture for smooth gameplay recording
- USB 3.0 interface enables 300-350MB/s throughput
- HDMI loop-out provides zero-lag pass-through while streaming
- 5mm microphone input adds live commentary to broadcasts
- Plug-and-play on Windows, Mac, Linux and Android
What it does and who uses it
The GKEAPZA 4k-Parernt is a USB 3.0 HDMI capture card that records 1080p video at 60fps from consoles, cameras or set-top boxes. It works with Windows, Mac OS, Linux and Android without installing drivers. Streamers and remote workers can send footage directly to OBS, VLC or social platforms.
Practical limits of the USB 3.0 link
Throughput reaches 300 to 350 MB/s over USB 3.0 and falls back to USB 2.0 speeds on older ports. The dongle handles all video and audio processing so the host CPU stays free. Input formats are detected automatically and the output size and frame rate adapt without user setup.
The spec that decides fit
Capture tops out at 1920×1080 resolution even though the model name mentions 4K. The card accepts one HDMI source and provides an HDMI loop-out for a local display with no added latency. A 3.5 mm TRS microphone jack is the only audio input; other headset types will not work.
Highlights
- 1080p 60fps capture for smooth gameplay recording
- USB 3.0 interface enables 300-350MB/s throughput
- HDMI loop-out provides zero-lag pass-through while streaming
- 5mm microphone input adds live commentary to broadcasts
- Plug-and-play on Windows, Mac, Linux and Android
Specifications
| Brand | GKEAPZA |
|---|---|
| Model | 4k-Parernt |
| Part Number | 4k-Parernt |
| Color | Black |
| Features | 4K Resolution, USB 3.0, Wide Device Compatibility, HDMI Loop-Out, Microphone Input |
| Weight | 0.21 kilograms |
| Package Contents | Video capture |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 4K-labelled model or a 1080p-only capture card for my setup?
The card captures at 1920x1080 resolution and 60 fps despite the 4K name, so select it when your recording or streaming target is 1080p 60fps.
What does the 1080p 60fps spec actually deliver when I plug it into my PC?
You get a 1920x1080 video feed at 60 frames per second with automatic format detection and zero-lag HDMI loop-out for simultaneous play and capture.
How does the USB 3.0 interface affect throughput and compatibility in practice?
USB 3.0 provides 300-350 MB/s throughput for low-latency capture and the device remains compatible with USB 2.0 ports at reduced speed.
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