JonnyLemmyWorld

I'm looking at capture cards with VRR support. Currently I found the following:

• Elgato HD60 XE

• Elgato Game Capture HD60 X ^ not sure if it supports a high refresh rate gameplay, two articles contradict each other on this

• EVGA XR1 Lite

• EVGA XR1 Pro

• AVerMediaLive Gamer Extreme 3 ^ probably doesn't pass through higher framerates

Which one from the above could work best with ROG Ally? In terms of features and also connectivity.

You can also provide other examples. I care about VRR and higher FPS pass through (just for my gameplay, recording at 60 FPS is of course enough)

Dealing with USB-C connection may be an issue - Ally has only one USB-C, used for power and everything else. Hubs nearly always have only one male usb-c (connecting to your device) one usb-c for power, and nothing else. I haven't found any hub which would let me connect ROG Ally with power supply, and an additional USB-C device.

I'm a content creator (playing PC games on my Ally). Currently I decided to look into capture cards that support VRR. So far I've come across the following options:

• Elgato HD60 XE

• Elgato Game Capture HD60 X < I'm unsure about its compatibility with high refresh rate gameplay since two articles contradict each other on this.

• EVGA XR1 Lite

• EVGA XR1 Pro

• AVerMedia Live Gamer Extreme 3 < It probably doesn't support higher framerates.

Which one from the above options would work best with ROG Ally in terms of features and connectivity?

If you have any other examples, feel free to share. I'm particularly interested in VRR and higher FPS pass-through for my gameplay. While recording at 60 FPS is fine or course (YouTube won't let me upload anything higher anyway).

Dealing with the USB-C connection might be problematic since Ally only has one USB-C port, which is used for both power and other functions. Most hubs usually have only one male USB-C port for connecting to your device, one USB-C port for power, and no additional USB-C ports. Unfortunately, I haven't found any hubs that would allow me to connect ROG Ally to a power supply while also connecting an additional USB-C device.