Xbox Console Streaming network latency requirements adjusted

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

I tried it, and couldnt get pass the latency test. That is with FttN and an avg 80 Mbps download speed

I believe they adjusted the latency requirement.

Try doing the test again. I have FttP and failed test, but learnt that pressing

LT,LB,RT,RB simultaneously, allows continuing setup if all other requirements are met except latency.

Install the xbox app and stream your console to the laptop. Both must be on the same same network and windows 10 is required.

if your on about streaming xbox to pc then it does not work like that, you need a machine that can process the frames needed and the xbox can't.

streaming to pc is basically using your monitor for output like a tv with added latency due to streaming over the network.

As the help page I mentioned says that streaming video requires the same latency as online gaming, I will add that streaming in HD from Netflix and Amazon instant video works perfectly.