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NZXT tries its hand at a fully-functional PC-streaming device.
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NZXT tries its hand at a fully-functional PC-streaming device.
Great shame about the stuttering and lack of controller support. It would have made an interesting comparison with Steam's in-home-streaming (IHS) feature, too. I guess the current state of its performance rather makes such a comparison pointless at this point. Note that IHS also drops audio to stereo, and reduces video quality, although it is configurable and perhaps more dynamic.
Steam in home streaming is excellent and will run off the most basic of x86 devices in Windows/OSX/Linux. Its worth also mentioning limelight, which is Nvidia GPU specific, but will run on a Raspberry pi or an old phone/tablet.
If you want to game, you are better off with one of these options. If you want to use your computer for a smooth general experience, you are better off with an RDP type protocol.
It seems that this is nothing but a trial product that can only serve a light load daily work, not high quality video playing, not even gaming.
Looks ok however I'd rather wait for the steam link at half the price ($49.99). Bet its better supported as well I would imagine.
Unless it super cheap I'm not sure why I would want another device under the TV. Then again neither the Forge or Shield are out yet.
For me: Android TV + Kodo + PC Streaming is a much more attractive proposition.
For that price might as well get an actual PC or tablet, the Meegopad T1, basic Brix or Acer Revo is barely more money but a whole lot more functional. Seems very over priced for what it delivers.
I've no idea why anybody in their right mind would purchase this.
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