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Yep, same. I've put the big rig in the basement and am using it from a thin client with Sunshine/Moonlight (although I have been informed, that there are evolutionary implementations of that pair).
I tried using steam to remote play and it's ass. Can this work fine on wifi?
It's best if at least one is wired IMO. But it is more performant than steam's streaming solution
Spill them beans, please!
I use Apollo + Moonlight. Apollo ships with a virtual display so I don’t have to have anything connected to the PC in the rack
Oh, cool, I didn't realize you'd have to have a monitor to stream the games with Sunshine. But of course you do, as I need to with my Steam Link.
That's a smart solution, the virtual display. Sunshine should really have that also. Makes no sense to have to have a monitor showing the image in another room, just having the opposite wall watch you play games.
Yes, that is something I still have to solve with a dummy HDMI plug.