Xbox Series S connecting to stream on the computer

You see, I'm connected to xbox and wifi transmission is standard without additional connections, but the screen slows down, the computer is on intel i5 8th generation, and xbox series s

Well no the xbox series s isn't capable of 4k 120hz video games it's not even capable of 4k 60hz

That's the series x

The best the series s can do is 1440p

The reason why you aren't getting any signal is because the series s isn't capable of it

Only in streaming not gaming

This is the offical.ms.papers on series s

https://www.xbox.com/en-CA/consoles/xbox-series-s

As noted it's only capable of 120hz on 1440p in games and 4,k 120hz on streaming

Not a lot of games support 4k 120hz even on xbox series x

Even on backwards compatibility games it's a max of 60fps with yakuza running at 900 frames

You gotta remember it's upscaled not native

Hence the lesser space requirements for series s

Flight simulator is only compatible with Xbox Series X/S consoles, and PC. The Xbox one does not have the computing power to run the game.

You do have an option however, if you subscribe to Xbox game pass ultimate, you can stream the game over the Internet to your console using the cloud.

which xbox as you can natively stream to twitch from the dash on series s and x

Hello, HiThisIsDog my name is Oskayra I am the independent advisor and I will be happy to help you today.

The occasional "cuts" or freezes you're experiencing while streaming your PC to your Xbox Series S using the "Wireless Display" app are likely due to network congestion or limitations with the content delivery network (CDN) responsible for delivering the video stream. Remember, streaming your PC to your Xbox Series S will always be dependent on the capabilities of your network and the performance of your PC. If you're looking for the absolute best streaming experience, consider using a dedicated streaming device or connecting your PC directly to your TV using HDMI.

Even though both devices are connected to your router via Ethernet, there could still be factors affecting the overall network bandwidth and stability. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try to improve the streaming quality:

Prioritize network traffic: If you have multiple devices connected to your router, consider prioritizing network traffic for your Xbox Series S to ensure it gets the bandwidth it needs for smooth streaming. Some routers allow you to set bandwidth allocation rules or quality of service (QoS) settings.

Update network drivers: Ensure that the network drivers for both your PC and Xbox Series S are up to date. Outdated or corrupted drivers can cause network performance issues.

Reduce streaming resolution: While you haven't found an explicit setting to reduce streaming resolution, there are a few workarounds that might help. You can try:

Lower the resolution of your PC's display: This will reduce the amount of data that needs to be streamed, potentially improving the overall performance.

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