Reply With QuoteI did it when it first launched, streaming my gaming pc to a pc hooked up to my tv, but I found i preferred playing pc games at my gaming pc.
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Has anyone else tried the Steam streaming service to another PC?
Today was the 1st time that I tried it. My old 2500K rig with a GTX 780 Classified sort of struggled with the 4k texture pack on Fallout 4. The game would use a fog effect to keep the VRAM usage under the 3GB that my card has. So, I decided to run the game on my 4790k/GTX 1080 rig in my office, and streamed it to my 2500k rig in the living room. I was really surprised at how well it played and looked.
You should have acted
I did it when it first launched, streaming my gaming pc to a pc hooked up to my tv, but I found i preferred playing pc games at my gaming pc.
Originally Posted by gamevet
Probably not as good as it would have on a 980ti
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The 980Ti would choke the life out of my old 2500k. I even bumped its clock up from 4.7 Ghz, to 4.8 Ghz a couple of days ago to give old reliable a slight boost.
Last edited by gamevet; 03 Jun 2017 at 11:53 PM.
Electric bug
ChoRenSha 68k now works on current PCs.
http://www2.tky.3web.ne.jp/~yosshin/.../download.html
E3 Megaton!
Nice. Thanks for sharing!
edit: For anyone else curious, I found this helpful:
F1 original screen size, F4 stretched screen (default), F5 scanlines
Last edited by Yoshi; 03 Jun 2017 at 11:46 PM.
Electric bug
I'd forgotten how good it feels to nail all three powerups in a go, or the sense of loss when plowing into a shield when you've already got one.
You used to could run Cho Ren Sha on a modern PC, but you had to jump through a hoop to do it. I still am bad at that game.
Why are you reading this? go to your general settings and uncheck the Show Signatures box already!
I stick the 1080Ti in this machine, and it totally destroyed my 980Ti in some useless benchmarks
god dam
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