The EVGA XR1 lite capture card allows you to capture every epic gameplay moment - Record at 1080p/60fps while you game at 4K/60fps. The new compact design and USB 3.0 are perfect for capturing gameplay or connect it to a DSLR camera for a high-quality webcam option.
 
Learn More here : https://www.evga.com/articles/01505/evga-xr1-lite-capture-device/

60fps at 4K is great for console gamers who have a PS5 or Xbox Series X and are looking to capture video for streams. As for the question about 1440p it seems that most streamers on PC tend to use the same PC for streaming as they do for gaming but I could see some streamers running a dedicated system so it doesn't take away at all from the quality of the gameplay. It's a good question though since some console gamers of course would be using a 1440p monitor to stream as it's common in apartments or dorms.

Does anyone know if this also captures audio passed in the HDMI signal?  I just got mine today, but I have not used it yet.

 
Nice. Thanks.   

any reviews?

Mechsword
I'm trying to use mine but it's locked at 1080p even when forcing the monitor, through both windows methods and NVidia methods, to run at 2k. see image below.

 

checking the specs here:
 

Video Input Resolution: 480p / 576p / 720p / 1080p / 2160p @60fps

Video Passthrough Resolution: 480p / 576p / 720p / 1080p / 2160p @60fps

it really looks like 1440p isn't supported at all, even the full version doesn't allow 1440p passthrough without using "advanced pass through" something this lite version doesn't have, and doesn't allow capture anyway.Granted 1440p@60hz is less than2160p@60hz, so it doesn't seem to be that it's beyond it's "power" or whatever per say, it just isn't supported, even though it seems like an odd thing to not support a major resolution between two others that it does support.

I am so sad because I received the USB3HDCAP yesterday and it is very hard to use... this would have been the perfect thing for my setup and saved me $100. Finally a good capture card for OSSC and the classic retro games! 

I was able to resolve my issues. 
 
 
1) uninstalled the XR1 device in device manager on streaming PC
2) ensured windows updates where all installed.  I had a Intel  chipset driver  in optional updates.  I think it helped with the USB 3 ports on the motherboard.
3) checked source PC to ensure it was outputting at 1080p resolution
4) rebooted streaming pc after updates, this is my computer where the XR1 Lite device is plugged into.
5) re-plugged the XR1 into a new USB 3.0 port on motherboard
6) removed and re-added the device in Streamlabs and OBS studio.  
7) now it's showing as 1080p 

I only use this for video capture, I use ndi plugin with “audio only”

Nope sorry , two computers. Gaming computer and streaming computer. Obs studio and ndi plug-in on gaming computer. And then Streamlabs on 2nd pc for streaming where the xr1 lite is plugged in.