Best Game Recorder just for storage (not streaming)

[j-n-r]

Greetings, I am interested to capture video from consoles, but I am not interested to do live streaming with them. I mention that because I always find the streaming demand all over the forums after googling around.

I found elgato game capture hd60 good but the input video is limited with the 1080p-30fps. I would like to get the 60fps performance (at 1080p) just to store in my computer.

I have read that there is some lag when streaming videos but since I am not interested to stream,I wonder if I will suffer lag. ( I want to record, to storage and later edit the footage)

I saw avermedia's website and i found a device that can get the input of 1080p video at 60fps.is an external card. I guess that is my best option. not sure if there is more options over there to meet the requirements i am looking for.

I also was trying to find an internal (PCI express) capture card that could meet the requirements but I didnt find anything.

Just for the record:

If you want to know what consoles I want to record:
xbox one-Xbox 360\
PS4-PS3-PS2
Nintendo gamecube.
Since the older consoles dont use HDMI and are limited to 30fps, I guess is not a problem to capture the video.

my system:
cpu-i7 4770k
gpu-asus matrix platinum R9280x
Storage:SSD for windows 7 64 bits, HDD for files storage.
Ram: Corsair Dominator 4gbx2 (8gb)

Thanks in advance.

 

[sreeramnair]

Oh no! You have a AMD GPU! If you had an Nvidia GeForce GTX 600 series or higher, you could have used GeForce Experience's ShadowPlay for recording at 1080p at 60+ FPS. 🙁

 

[j-n-r]

Oh no! You have a AMD GPU! If you had an Nvidia GeForce GTX 600 series or higher, you could have used GeForce Experience's ShadowPlay for recording at 1080p at 60+ FPS. 🙁

mmm but the shadowplay is not intended only for PC gameplay recording? (there are some software like FRAPS or DXtory than can do that)

I googled the shadowplay and it seems it cant capture from video game consoles (Xbox,playstation,etc?

btw I plan to upgrade to nvidia the next year.