To help debug, I was very happy to see that Steam Link has an option to display a visual overlay with lots ofĮxtra information. Is a 3rd person shooter, and felt similar problems aiming at zombies. I tried another game, Resident Evil 2, which I lowered the resolution to 1440p and it felt much better and playable. It was so subtle that I was wondering if I was making it up or if it was something I was Prey, a first person shooter, and the reticule Unfortunately, as I started to actually play the games, I got the feeling that something was wrong. The camera around they sure felt like they were running at 60 frames per second. My games were up and running in seconds in 4K and as I moved The Apple TV initially showed a lot of promise.
Several of the buttons would quit out of the Steam Link app and back to the home screen! Fortunately I found a workaround and was up and running.Īfer that, Steam launched quickly and my games worked perfectly. In theory that should have been easy and simply involved pressing each button one at a time, but tvOS found itĪnd I was quickly able to navigate the menus, but the Steam Link app insited on being taught the buttons on theĬontroller. In the App Store, but I did have a little more trouble getting my Xbox One controller to work. Installing the Steam Link app is quite easy as it’s available Game controllers and supports the Steam Link app. I already owned an Apple TV 4K, which as of tvOS 13 allows you to pair I buy most of my PC games on Steam, and it has a product called Steam Link which allows you to stream games from your PC to other devices. Instead, I decided to try out streaming from my home PC to Just for the ability to game on my couch or bed. I briefly considered building a second gaming PC to attach to one of my TVs, but that’s a considerable cost Home, and sometimes I want to get out of my office and play games on the couch instead of an office chair. PC Gaming is a little more janky than console gaming, as there can be things to mess with like device drivers,īut given the chance I always prefer it. It loads games and levels significantly faster than any home console.
It can do 4K without upscaling techniques like checkerboard rendering. Mine is equipped with a RTX 2080 TI GPU, and a 9900K processor, so it can play pretty much any new game at 4K with a solid 60 fps on high settings.įor any cross platform AAA game, my PC is going to provide a signficantly better experience than the consoles. However, I also have a gaming PC in my office, which is quite powerful compared to any home console PS4 Pro and one has a Nintendo Switch and both are great. I have two 4K TVs at home, one in the bedroom and one in my living room.
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