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you can just force a edid in xorg and run sunshine (streaming)
by nicman23 10mo ago
you can just force a edid in xorg and run sunshine (streaming)
- wtcactus 10mo agoUnfortunately sunshine introduces a lot of input lag on NVIDIA. In AMD I’ve read it works great, but for NVIDIA chips, in mouse heavy games, it becomes unusable for me.
- nicman23 10mo agoreally? that is not the case for me and i use it extensively both for work and games - i have a vdi solution.
- wtcactus 10mo agoLast time I've tried it was about 9 months ago and that was really an issue. But I also think that for people that didn't try a "snappier" alternative, it was possible not to realize it's there. Try and make a comparison with Parsec of even the Steam's own streaming. You will notice a big difference if the issue still exists.
- nicman23 10mo agoi did a test with just spamming date in a terminal and having a high fps video captured from my phone, it was usually under a frame (granted 60 fps so 1/60 sec)
- wtcactus 10mo agoAh, no, that's not what I mean. It's the input devices. Mainly the mouse pointer. I now remember there was a way to go around it (a bit cumbersome and ugly) which was to render the mouse pointer only locally. That means no mouse cursor changes for tooltips/resizing/different pointers in games, etc. But at least it gets rid of the lag.
- nicman23 10mo agooh but the forwarding of inputs should be irrelevant to gpus.. maybe this is because the vdis run windows and it is a xorg issue?