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Fallout 4 played quite well, as well, but I didn't have the performance overlay so I don't know the FPS. I noticed a consistent 60fps while playing Rocket League. I can't promise this stuff will solve all your issues but I'm very happy with the Steam Link's performance and wanted to share my settings. I've read a lot of reports about these types of things preventing the hardware encoding on the Steam in-home streaming. If AMD has something similar, be sure to disable those. This means disabling Nvidia's ShadowPlay as well as their version of game streaming. Make sure that your GPU is not already doing some type of hardware encoding. Click Advanced Host Options and make sure "Enable hardware encoding" is enabled, as well. Click Advanced Client Options and make sure you enable hardware encoding. On your computer, open Steam and go to the menus: Steam->Settings->In-Home Streaming. I realize wireless is a feature of the Link but it's not going to get you the best performance possible. Mine is a GTX 970.įirst, make sure the server and client are hardwired to your network. This assumes a fairly powerful gaming PC with a dedicated graphics card. I've seen a lot written about perceived performance issues and I wanted to share my positive experience with the Steam Link and what I did in my settings.
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