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As someone who likes to remotely stream games from my desktop, Parsec has been extremely easy to use and very performant. Could be worth a try!
by FinalDestiny 4y ago
As someone who likes to remotely stream games from my desktop, Parsec has been extremely easy to use and very performant. Could be worth a try!
- McElodeon 4y agoI'll second this. It may be gaming focused, but it's perfectly functional as a general remote access tool too. The visual quality and latency are second to none in my experience.
- geerlingguy 4y agoIt seems like it's "latency focused" which is good for gaming but also things like video editing, remote visual/graphical coding (like for games). It seems a good number of people use it for more business-related purposes.
- chowells 4y agoI think the gaming focus is to market the free product. The enterprise version is all about productivity stuff. The big things it adds are better color quality and multi-monitor support.
- akvadrako 4y agohttps://www.paperspace.com/ https://www.paperspace.com/ is a SaaS that uses Parsec and they are not game-focused - it barely works for games. They are focused on professionals who need good GPUs, like 3D modeling and rendering.
- dafelst 4y agoSame, I Parsec into my machine at the office using my dual screen 1440p monitor set up at home, the latency is incredibly good, so good sometimes I forget I'm using a remote machine. I was skeptical of it at first, but now I am a convert - it works very well for coding as well as gaming stuff.
- bronco21016 4y agoThe only downside IMHO is the lack of an iOS/iPad OS client. I’m in the “make my iPad a general purpose computer” crowd though, mainly to avoid carrying a beefy machine around.