Input lag on xCloud Gaming PC with 600Mb of Ethernet

what is the point in streaming to pc if you have an xbox already in the house, makes no sense to get even more input lag, xcloud could be an option but again the input lag on that is pathetic. and streaming does not increase performance it hinders it.

if you own some xbox games that are play anywhere then you can install them on pc and play but your pc must meet the specs.

other than that like i say it's gamepass for pc or buy the games from the various stores like steam, epic, ea, ubisoft etc etc etc.

Hi,

I have been using a DS4 controller and the controller input lag is very horrible sometimes even when wired. The game also freezes sometimes. Does my laptop performance impact Xcloud gaming performance too?

So as long as the Xbox and the PC are connected to the same local network (your house's internet), you can stream the Xbox to your Windows 10 PC.

For the best connection with the LEAST amount of input lag, both the Xbox and PC should ideally be connected to the router via ethernet cable.

I personally tried Project xCloud at X019. It's great to play on a smartphone (or tablet) and the input lag is almost unnoticeable. Finally buying once the digital content we'll be able to play it on every compatible platform and wherever you want.

One thing first, guys try to use the browser version (xbox.com/play),because at least windows and android app bugs in xcloud.

Since they updated the cloud to series x, the loading speed is much better,

But input lag is too high, so for example i played forza 5 and couldnt beat the driveatars on easy, installed it then on pc and could go 3 difficult levels higher.

Even with a lot prediction, the lag of death kills cloud gaming.

I hope ms fix this.

And this beta ****, why is there no configuration and statistics for the nerds.