Elgato's 4K60 Pro MK.2 Capture Card Receives VRR Support with Beta Firmware
Streamers can download Elgato's beta firmware now
Published: 11th October 2022 | Source: Elgato - Reddit |
Elgato has upgraded their 4K60 Pro MK.2 capture card with VRR passthrough support
Thanks to a new beta firmware upgrade, users of Elgato's 4K60 PRO MK.2 capture card can now enjoy VRR pass-through support, a feature that is exclusive to the newest capture cards on the market.
Elgato's VRR update for their 4K60 PRO MK.2 capture card is a free upgrade for Elgato customers, adding additional functionality to their capture card long after its 2019 launch. Currently, this beta firmware is only available to Elgato users over on the company's Discord server, though the firmware will be distributed more widely in the future after further testing.
At this time, it looks like VRR support is not coming to Elgato's older 4KPRO (MK.1) capture card, as it does not use the same hardware or architecture as the company's newer 4K60 PRO MK.2 capture card. Sadly, this means that Elgato's new VRR firmware will not work with Elgato's older 4K60 PRO capture cards.
To access Elgato's beta firmware for their 4K60 PRO MK.2 capture card, users can view this thread on Elgato's sub-reddit and use it to access the company's Discord page. From here, Elgato users will be able to download the company's beta firmware, allowing them to test their 4K60 PRO MK.2 capture cards with VRR enabled.
You can join the discussion on Elgato's 4K60 PRO MK.2 VRR capture card update on the OC3D Forums.
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