AMD Game Streaming, Relive for VR & Freesync 2 HDR

[shankly1985]

At the moment the app is 20mbit limit. Frankly that's a bit poorer than I'd want put onto a big TV.

I've got a Steam link plugged into our 55" Sony, and that'll go as far as I can push it really. I think it can do 100mbit.

EDIT : The Steam App can do 100mbit too. Objectively that *is* better for IQ.

I can not really say I not used this on my 4K TV. But what I can say is my TV upscale images quite impressively. I been watching Twitch streams at 900p 60FPS and I had to check because the image quality was 4k like! I was blown away by it. It improves the picture better than my 1440p monitor.

What else AMD is doing within the GPU to also improve the quality and latency. Steam is all software vs Relive is HW accelerated.

 

[Martini1991]

I can not really say I not used this on my 4K TV. But what I can say is my TV upscale images quite impressively. I been watching Twitch streams at 900p 60FPS and I had to check because the image quality was 4k like! I was blown away by it. It improves the picture better than my 1440p monitor.

What else AMD is doing within the GPU to also improve the quality and latency. Steam is all software vs Relive is HW accelerated.

Steam in home streaming has supported HW acceleration for years.
But for IQ purposes I prefer software.

End of the day, I'm not trying to knock this AMD Link, but objectively the implementation isn't better than steam link.

 

[shankly1985]

Steam in home streaming has supported HW acceleration for years.
But for IQ purposes I prefer software.

End of the day, I'm not trying to knock this AMD Link, but objectively the implementation isn't better than steam link.

O'really I stand corrected then.
Each to there own man, I defo have better experience with Relive then Steam and also the latency feels better.

 

[Martini1991]

O'really I stand corrected then.
Each to there own man, I defo have better experience with Relive then Steam and also the latency feels better.

There was no issue with the experience.
It's perfectly usable.

I just would like to have higher bit rate. Especially if I was to have a bigger phone (Such as an Xperia 1) streaming "4K" to it.

For what it is, I imagine that many people would be happy as larry with the AMD Link. But I've got the wireless set up where I can handle 100mbit without an issue.

 

[willhub]

Nice feature. Nvidia only let's you stream to a shield device, this seems a better idea.

You can easily get around that

 

[Razor Time]

You can easily get around that

Can you share how as I would love to try it.

 

[gpuerrilla]

Steam in home streaming has supported HW acceleration for years.
But for IQ purposes I prefer software.

End of the day, I'm not trying to knock this AMD Link, but objectively the implementation isn't better than steam link.

O'really I stand corrected then.
Each to there own man, I defo have better experience with Relive then Steam and also the latency feels better.

Whatever happened to Steam OS? *runs*

 

[MagicBoy]

I'd rather they fixed the faults first. Eyefinity has been broken since December - it's limited to 60Hz only.

 

[JediFragger]

before anyone ask nothing new is being released

/que lots of AMD fanboys raging

Seriously though, nice software feature!!!

 

[Martini1991]

Whatever happened to Steam OS? *runs*

You'd have to ask valve

 

[gpuerrilla]

You'd have to ask valve

I downloaded the iso and had a machine ready to rock after some hiatus away from gaming. I then read a lot and turns out people basically doomed it to being garbage but I was surprised there wasnt much adoptions seeing as linux distro's were supporting the GPU drivers well.

I suppose there is little appetite due to the faffing for some when you could just buy a console ready made off the shelf and the PC scene has its base ingrained too.

 

[Martini1991]

I downloaded the iso and had a machine ready to rock after some hiatus away from gaming. I then read a lot and turns out people basically doomed it to being garbage but I was surprised there wasnt much adoptions seeing as linux distro's were supporting the GPU drivers well.

I suppose there is little appetite due to the faffing for some when you could just buy a console ready made off the shelf and the PC scene has its base ingrained too.

I tried it a little while ago.
It's "Fine" as long as you know what you're getting yourself in for.

But I think it's a bit outdated now as well so there's better Linux distro options.

Either way Windows is still better for gaming.

 

[gpuerrilla]

Shame really as it was all the ingredients for a great platform to rival the status quo.