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Avermedia Live Gamer Mini (GC311) Review

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  • Zubi Khan Zubi Khan
  • July 18, 2019
  • 3 Minute Read
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Score: 7.5 / 10

When I think of capturing game footage, my mind generally tends to think of PCIe compliant or other, internal desktop solutions. This is why, when I was given the opportunity to review Avermedia’s Live Gamer Mini (GC311), I was immediately intrigued by its small form factor and its reliance on USB 2.0 transfer speeds.

When taking a look at the Avermedia Live Gamer Mini itself, the device is only slightly taller than a standard 3.5 x 2 business card with a considerably larger height but still small enough to fit inside a back pocket or small carrying case. In fact, the Live Gamer Mini is so small, it can perfectly fit comfortably inside most Nintendo Switch carrying cases, at least the ones that offer additional space for cable management and the like.

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Final Thoughts:

Ultimately, the Avermedia Live Gamer Mini GC311 is a competent, entry-level capture device and for its $129 asking price, a not too bad proposition for budding, game enthusiasts.
Zubi Khan

Zubi Khan

Zubi likes videogames that visually impress him, useing it as inspiration for his illustrations. His favourites genres include horror, action RPG and pretty much anything from the East!
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Avermedia  Live Gamer Mini (GC311) Review 1

Avermedia Live Gamer Mini (GC311)

Manufacturer: Avermedia
Type: Game Capture
MSRP: $129

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