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Ive been PC gaming at 4K for several years now. Who mentioned consoles? I'm not sure why you saw my want for 4k visuals in the single player, visual, story bas
by alias_neo 5y ago
Ive been PC gaming at 4K for several years now. Who mentioned consoles?
I'm not sure why you saw my want for 4k visuals in the single player, visual, story based games I prefer to play, as an opportunity to attack me personally. Perhaps read the rules or go back to Reddit or wherever that attitude is welcome.
- DeliriumTrigger 5y agoNo you have not. You pretend to have but you didn't.
- joshschreuder 5y agoDidn’t the Steam Link stream video from a full on PC? I’m not sure the 4K encoding and streaming in near-realtime story is particularly good even today, let alone a year or two ago when a 4K Steam Link might have been a possible hardware iteration. Though they could have done 4K UI / other apps like an Android TV device I suppose.
- alias_neo 5y agoThat's correct, the Steam Link is a thin client for your gaming PC. From a consumer perspective, people have been rocking 4K TVs and 4K PCs for a few years, and even consoles have been outputting 4K (even if they're rendering less) for a while, so one would hope to have seen some sort of 4K offering. I can see discussions on the Steam forums as far back as 2016 of people streaming 4K in-home from PC to HTPC or similar, so it's certainly _possible_, even 4-5 years ago. I've done some 4K streaming from my gaming PC to laptop hooked up to TV in living room in the past without any (more) issues than I usually have being a purely Linux gamer. According to a topic near the top of the Raspberry Pi / Steam Link, Steam Forum, 4K is _possible_ (no indication of what it looks/feels like) with a Pi 4B these days.
- Sohcahtoa82 5y agoWith a username like "DeliriumTrigger", I strongly doubt he's talking in good faith.
- DeliriumTrigger 5y agoIt's a reference to a song Sohcahtoa82.