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How laggy is it over Wi-Fi?

• mlacks 6y ago
  Nothing to measure it with but i never think about the lag when i do it over hotel wifi
  • nickysielicki 6y ago
    I believe this exclusively uses WiFi direct and skips the AP completely, but I can't completely confirm with a quick google.
    • gambiting 6y ago
      Yep, it does - the underlying technology is based on Miracast and works only with Wifi adapters made by Intel because it's point-to-point. Sadly it doesn't work through an AP connection at all.
      • tmashb 6y ago
        Works simultaneously here, Intel and most phones support multi-role.
        • gambiting 6y ago
          Yes, I just mean it doesn't work over your WiFi connection, so you can't connect another device elsewhere on the network, it has to be in range.
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• orev 6y ago
  It’s best used for desktop apps and things like PowerPoint. It starts to lose frames and have tearing when doing video. I doubt it would be acceptable for any gaming. It works well enough, but it’s not going to satisfy people who are concerned with things like benchmarks and FPS.