When most people are shopping for capture cards, Razer may not enter the conversation. It’s weird though, Razer is known as one of the top gaming peripheral companies on the market - making headsets, ...

Slowly but surely, Razer has been building out its offering of broadcaster gear. First it was the Kiyo camera with a built-in ring light, then we got the Seirẽn Elite microphone. Today, Razer's ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. One of the most important parts of any streamer’s setup is the ...

Razer has announced a new capture card for game streamers and content creators, with support for up to 1080p streaming, 4K video passthrough for gaming, and built-in audio mixing. It will cost $160.

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. The Razer Ripsaw HD is the king of entry-level capture cards. For just $159.99, you can kick off your streaming career with this simple, yet absolutely ...

In context: If you are getting into video game broadcasting, a capture car is a necessity --- unless you are okay with low-quality streaming straight from your Xbox or PlayStation. Fortunately, there ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Razer is taking another shot at the streamer market with its updated Ripsaw HD capture card, which ...

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It's been a while since Razer updated its capture card for livestreamers, but the company is finally ready to update its line and compete with heavyweights like Elgato. Its external Ripsaw HD looks ...

How Much Does it Cost? The Razer Ripsaw HD is available now on Amazon for just £169.99 in the UK and $159.99 in the US. While that doesn’t seem cheap, it’s very competitive for a device of this ...

Performance Setting up the Ripsaw couldn’t be easier. Simply plug the USB 3.0 cable into your PC and the Type-C into the Ripsaw. It’s powered via USB, so no need for a chunky external power adaptor.