"Trying to reconnect" with GPU cloud streaming

Hi! My name is Kyle and I'm an independent advisor.

Cloud gaming requires enough CPU and GPU power to handle video streaming. As your hardware is rather old, this may be causing problems when streaming games. If possible, I recommend trying cloud gaming on a different device such
as a smartphone or tablet to see if the same issue occurs.

Another factor to consider is network latency. You can visit the following website to check the latency between your network and the nearest Azure server, which is the service Xbox Cloud Gaming uses: https://www.azurespeed.com/Azure/Latency

Please check that site and let me know what the latency result is.

Thanks,
Kyle

You could try loading the game up offline and see what save it has and then reconnect online and it shoudl update your save into the cloud

my bad, then no as there is no PC version (yet).

It shouldn't matter if there's a PC version should it? The OP wants to stream the game from their Xbox to their PC which, as a GPU member, they should be able to do right via the Xbox App? And, as EA Play is part of the GPU would it then not mean EA Play games could be streamed? Or am I completely missing the point of streaming etc?

Hey ngocphi,

It's an Xbox One S. That's surprising if child accounts aren't able to stream games from the cloud. I'll try this with another cloud based game as well.

If this cloud is so great and can provide 192x the processing power, why hasn't Nvidia the biggest gpu producer looked into it. If it enabled such an increase in performance, how come pc's dont do it, since the cloud has been around so long. You are delusional
if you think the cloud is going to all of a sudden make the gpu of the xbox one so much more powerful.