Compatible with my pc than elgoto.
586597
More supportive with my quad core 6gb pc than the elgoto.
2965258
it worked fine loaded in my computer and i took out XP perfect replacement i ordered windows professional from another vender but never received it . and come to find out it wouldn't have worked in my Sony Vario Couldn't be happier now i have a computer in the bedroom.
4329587
Works perfectly on Ubuntu 14.04 for my desktop and odroid c1.  Films 720p @ 60fps as advertised.  A bit more of a fish eye effect than I would have hoped for.
2523425
I bought this product including the Steam Link and Hisense 40H4C 40" Roku HDTV. I own a 2015 ZaReason Zeto desktop and Sager NP8657 [Clevo P650-RE3] laptop both of which run Ubuntu 15.10 64 bit GNU/Linux. I connected it using a gigabit Ethernet cable to my Verizon FiOS Quantum Gateway Router and 150/150 MB/s Internet home service. SteamOS + GNU/Linux especially in Big Picture mode looks beautiful and I can play several hundreds of SteamOS + GNU/Linux PC games on my HDTV using the Steam Controller without wires. It just works. Be sure to use gigabit ethernet and Ubuntu 15.10 64 bit GNU/Linux or higher for maximum compatibility and performance.
4221841
Build quality is fine.  Have had some trouble with the shoulder button mappings in Emulation Station on the Pi though.
885677
With the expiration of Win XP, I needed an upgrade for my old HP, despite it being a dual core system. The program loaded fine, and has performed without issues for the past month. I know it is tough paying for a system upgrade, but at least Win7 was still available, and I didn't have to invest in a new machine.
1943545
Pretty good, the only complaint I would have is that their driver software crashed my pc. Not too big a deal since it was a new build but I wouldn't use their included driver if I was a new buyer.
3188618
Works great with Positive Grid (Bias FX) applications. Required ASIO4All for proper use to reduce lag.
897231
Works great for me, my graphics card only had 1 HDMI and i hate converter dongles. DisplayPort isn't proprietary so it can be converted to almost anything with just a cable.
2970665
This KVM will only work with vanilla USB devices, so no wireless combos or anything fancy should be tried. Anyway, installation was a breeze and, let's face it, the first reason to get a KVM in the first place is a lack of resources.

The only problem I had is that I used a Benq FP93GW as the shared monitor, and while the Ubuntu box recognised the KVM as if I had never plugged out the thing, on Windows XP the driver rolled back to "Default monitor", which looks far below expectations. After around 2 weeks, Windows magically recognised the monitor, but I can't blame the KVM for this blunder.

The $49.99 tag seems a bit steep for me, but at $29.99, you definitely get a good, reliable piece of hardware.
393398
This works great for me on Windows7-64. The drivers are downloaded from Windows Update, so you don't need a disk (but make sure you have Internet connectivity the first time!). The driver is from "wch.cn" (not the usual Prolific or FTDI chipset), and is surprisingly signed by Microsoft. I've tested it from 9600 to 115200 baud with no problems. As you can tell from the pictures, there's only a D+ and D- line and no "reference" line. This means it's fine for testing, but shouldn't be part of anything you ship to a customer. In short, it works and it's a great price.
4719975
Primary worked perfectly for me. Installing the driver was silky smooth. Fully up and working within 5 mins. Pay attention that if you use USB2.0, the resolution will only be 600*800.
3450255
I received a legit product, as that seems to be an issue anywhere (other than microsoft) you buy it. I originally hated Windows 10 when I bought a laptop with it on it (and subsequently returned it two days later), but I've installed it on my gaming PC and all is running relatively smoothly. I'm still not a big fan of the menus that are block-style (though ngl the last Windows product I had before a mac was Windows XP lol), but it's still pretty easy to use. I'm not saying I love it because it still has some usability issues and sometimes it's difficult to locate things as quickly as I can with other systems. I am a little dismayed with how expensive it is, but alas this is something I required to run a computer at all.
785250
I had to return this product because it did not work for me. However, I'm not criticizing its performance for I was not sure if the problem arose out of compatibility issues with my PC.
2815799
Once I uploaded the driver from the included CD the thing worked like a charm. It works well on my PC running Windows 7 and has recognized everything I've thrown at it so far.
479998
Looking for a low-end gaming rig I selected this i5 / GE-650 combo - since no game uses more than 2 cores anyway I thought I'd put the difference into the graphics card.  Major league gamers will sniff at the rig but it works fine for everything I've thrown at it.

I was prepared for a bad experience when I started breaking the PC out of the box and found that the power cord supplied with the PC didn't fit - the jack was too long for the socket and wouldn't stay connected.  Not exactly a minor flaw.  I used the cord from my old PC and it fit fine and I powered up.  But come-on guys...

Case is solid and roomy but the front door which hides the CD is bizarre.  It can't be opened except from the very bottom which makes it very inconvenient.  A "push in to unlatch" type latch would have been called for.  As it is, its a pain.

The machine has been running for two weeks now without a glitch, everything installed and runs fine.  Windows 8 is a bad dream but one can hardly blame Cyberpower for that, I don't understand the mentality of the folks here who lower a PC's rating because of Win 8.  There are Win 7 emulators out there for free.  I downloaded one and I haven't had to see the wretched Win 8 start screen in a week.

One constant criticism on many Cyberpower Amazon reviews concerns the power supply, apparently sized too small for the needs of the PC.  Not on this one.  Mine came with a 650 watt power supply, more than enough.  It is a little noisy but that may be the fan in the side of the case I'm hearing.

So anyway, it works fine.  Not a flawless product but it does what it is supposed to do at a reasonable price.  I'm happy with my choice; four stars.
234369
After having a terrible time trying to get the more expensive Elgato video capture device ($80) to work on my Windows 7 machine, I figured why not try a less expensive product. Unfortunately, the software that came with this one crashed every time I tried to open it rendering it useless. However, when I tried installing it on my old Windows Vista laptop, it worked like a charm and I was able to transfer all my old VHS-C tapes. The video and sound quality was perfectly adequate. No audio sync issues and no glitches in the video as I had experienced with the more expensive brand, (which by the way was not compatible with Windows Vista). I was able to easily open the video files in my CyberLink editing software too. The only thing I'd caution you on is that this is not a TOTMC product but rather EZCAP, which is sold by many different companies and rebranded online. The box and software you receive, however, will say EZCAP.