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If you had a good experience with the steam link would you use it instead? Game streaming from desktop beats any small gaming computer.
by graphe 3y ago
If you had a good experience with the steam link would you use it instead? Game streaming from desktop beats any small gaming computer.
- criddell 3y agoDefinitely would. I tried to use my PS5 controller linked to my Apple TV 4k and it was super laggy and looked bad.
- graphe 3y agoHave you tried either Nvidia's or AMD's? I used moonlight on my phone for Nvidia it's free. You need fast wifi or Ethernet. I am planning on doing this for all my future purchases as a server to stream my media to all devices with as much performance as possible. I think this is a much better route than another dedicated device, unless you plan to use it outside a lot, and even then with good enough data and internet you can stream it from your computer. There's an Xbone mount/clip that I really liked for $3ish (it's like $20 official) and they might have done the same with the PS4 or 5 designed just to add a BT/USB-C controller to your phone.
- criddell 3y agoNo, I haven't tried the NVidia or AMD version. When I tried it (about a month ago) I was able to connect easily enough, but then the Steam interface went away for some reason and I was left staring at my (remote) desktop. I restarted Steam and started a game but the controller lag was noticeable and the framerate seemed low. It looked like a VNC connection. After about 30 minutes I gave up and started to look at Steam Decks and other very small computers.