I'm really interested in watching the benchmark/review process, but also other things such as Overclocking. Bringing true benchmarking demos (as more importantly, system comparison - like multitasking - to get a real feel of the system) is a new path in the reviewing community. True, there's the YouTube crowd but it's rarely a thourough review as you guys do.

I didn't understood from your review how to use the card to capture BIOS screenshots.
You said that the driver is needed for capturing but the BIOS happens well before loading drivers.
Can you please explain how it's possible?

ever head of tightVNC or ultraVNC ???

There are still plenty of consumer-oriented digital capture devices, e.g. Hauppauge HD PVR, Elgato, Roxio GameCap HD Pro. The bundled software tends to be very poor though and Linux support is non-existant.

My main use for video capture is game consoles, especially classic consoles. There are very few devices capable of capturing 15KHz RGB video which is a shame since the hardware capable of it is already there (for YPbPr capture). Most of the devices that do support RGB don't handle 240p correctly (treating it as 480i). It's very frustrating how under-served this part of the market is. I currently resort to using a scaler that outputs HDMI + HDMI capture device.

Another one to try is StarTech's PEXHDCAP. This one in fact can capture RGB on the D-Sub port and will handle 240p if you use Micomsoft's software. I have sworn off PCI-E since I downsized to mini-ITX so I haven't got one myself.