Bandicam is a screen recording and video capturing software for Windows. It[SQ]s known for its ability to record gameplay footage, screen activity, and webcam video, often with high frame rates and relatively small file sizes compared to some other screen recorders.

Here[SQ]s a breakdown of its key features :

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Game Recording:

Specifically designed to capture gameplay with minimal performance impact. It supports DirectX/OpenGL/Vulkan games.
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Screen Recording:

Records any area of your screen, including specific windows or applications.
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Device Recording:

Captures video from connected devices, such as webcams.
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Various Output Formats:

Offers a range of output formats, allowing you to choose the best option for your needs (e.g., AVI, MP4).
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Real-time Drawing:

Allows you to add annotations, such as shapes, text, or arrows, directly to your recordings.
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Customizable Hotkeys:

Provides the ability to start and stop recording with custom keyboard shortcuts.
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High Frame Rates:

Can record at high frame rates, essential for smooth gameplay recordings.
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Low CPU Usage (Claimed):

Bandicam is marketed as having relatively low CPU usage compared to other screen recorders, although this depends on various factors including system specifications and recording settings.

However, it[SQ]s important to note:

While generally well-regarded, Bandicam has a watermark on free recordings unless a license is purchased. Also, its claim of low CPU usage should be considered relative — high-resolution, high-framerate recordings will still consume significant system resources.