Hi everyone!
My current gaming setup is the following:
Desktop PC with AMD CPU and GPU in my studio, WiFi 6 5ghz connected
Samsung 4k TV in my living room with a standard Chromecast device in and a (modded) Nintendo Switch, all WiFi connected
I want to find a way to stream my desktop PC game to my living room.
What’s the best software and hardware I could use? Do you have something to suggest?
Don’t Samsung TVs have Steam Link integrated? That would get you pretty far.
I have a similar problem but with an LG WebOS TV which doesn’t get a Steam app without jailbreaking. Currently, I have a Fujitsu Futro s920 thin client(upgraded to 256 GB SSD and 8 GB RAM) which can output 4k but performance isn’t great.
It does have Steamlink but last time I tried I had lots of problem with controllers and the video was extremely bright without any reason.
Do you think Steam Link would be better if I had a dedicated device such a Chromecast Android TV?
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Don’t Samsung TVs have Steam Link integrated? That would get you pretty far.
I have a similar problem but with an LG WebOS TV which doesn’t get a Steam app without jailbreaking. Currently, I have a Fujitsu Futro s920 thin client(upgraded to 256 GB SSD and 8 GB RAM) which can output 4k but performance isn’t great.
It does have Steamlink but last time I tried I had lots of problem with controllers and the video was extremely bright without any reason. Do you think Steam Link would be better if I had a dedicated device such a Chromecast Android TV?
Sounds like HDR turned on on the TV, but not on the device sending video.
This makes sense! I will try tinkering with the setting!