I read project xcloud needs 7 to 10 Mbps for fluent streaming but is download or upload...

The Game Streaming with Project xCloud is supposed be coming to Windows 10 this year. I would assume/hope they will keep supporting the Xbox Console Companion for streaming until that is officially launched and available.

Hi SoullessBoar,

Thank you for posting on the Xbox forums. I'd be happy to answer that.

Project xCloud will only work with Xbox One controllers that have Bluetooth support. You will not be able to hard wire the controller to your mobile device and have it work that way.

You can read up more on how the program works by reading up on the FAQ: https://www.xbox.com/xbox-game-streaming/project-xcloud#faq

I hope this helps!

I'm not sure what you directly mean, but I guess cable/DSL?

I have done numerous speedtests both on the Xbox and the computer.

Xbox reads:

112~ Mbps Download

11~ Mbps Upload

Computer Speedtest.net reads:

113~ Mbps Download

11.5~ Mbps Upload

I personally would recommend a minimum of 10Mbps download and 1 Mbps upload. If you have multiple people/platforms accessing the internet at once, especially if gaming and streaming, I would recommend more like 20 Mbps download and 2 Mbps upload. Your upload
speed is crucial for gaming and anything under 1 Mbps can cause issues, in my experience.

Still not solved

Same issue here:

Xbox One:

Download Speed: 86,34 Mbps

Upload Speed: 94,03 Mbps

Packetl loss: 0%

MTU: 1480

Latency: 148ms

I live in Amsterdam and location is set to United Kingdom

Now let see what speedtest say:

Amsterdam

Download speed: 86,21 Mbps

Upload speed: 94,82 Mbps

Packet loss: 0%

Latency: 4ms

London (by Vodafone UK):

Download speed: 87,10 Mbps

Upload speed: 94,42 Mbps

Packet loss: 0%

Latency: 12ms

Online gaming is no issue, but streaming to Twitch results in a laggy stream...