by daveidol on 12/7/24, 9:12 PM
I've had the best luck with Moonlight (OSS client) and Sunshine (OSS server replacement for GeForce Experience's "GameStream") -- very minimal latency (almost completely undetectable) from my RTX 3090 PC to my Nvidia Shield.
by talldayo on 12/7/24, 8:05 PM
by novaRom on 12/7/24, 9:16 PM
What Pi 5 is good for? It doesn't look like a portable because of high power consumption, nor it's a desktop class system because of its weak compute and high price. Pi 3 or 4 is still a better choice for almost anything including retro gaming and Linux education.
by stavros on 12/7/24, 8:26 PM
I have a Steam Link and a Chromecast with Link installed, and neither of them works. Whenever I launch Link, the sound will come through, but the video just stays stuck on the splash screen. It's a pity, Steam is great otherwise.
by phoronixrly on 12/7/24, 10:26 PM
Valve, why is the Steam Link not open sourced?
by radicality on 12/7/24, 8:39 PM
What’s the current top choice if I want to occasionally with low friction play games, but don’t want to actually be running the game myself (seems like for this you still use your PC). I have symmetric fios 1Gbs, and want to play either on Macbook, or on tv connected to appletv/firetv stick.
Would GeForceNow be the best, or any other better options?
by wkat4242 on 12/8/24, 1:56 AM
Huh i never realised that Steam link was also for 2D. Thought it was VR streaming only. I mostly game in VR so I guess I'm a bit too focused on that with the news
by nani8ot on 12/7/24, 10:09 PM
Since the Pi 5 supports (only) h265 hardware decoding this should be a good experience if set up that way.
Altough I'd also recommend looking into Moonlight and Sunshine.
by goodburb on 12/7/24, 8:48 PM
