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NVidia Shield For Streaming Steam Games Opinions? (programming.dev)
submitted 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago) by catch22@programming.dev to c/games@lemmy.world
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I really get fatigued sitting in my chair playing steam games, I almost pulled the trigger on one of these the other day with the intent of installing moonlight, and sunshine to stream to my TV. Anyone have any opinions? I saw there's 2 versions, does it make sense to get the pro version? Can I use my PS5 controller on it?

Edit: Thanks for all the input everyone!You all have given me a lot to mull over, much appreciated.

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[–] navatar@programming.dev 1 points 9 months ago

I use the Shield Pro, and it works great for streaming Steam games. I've never used moonlight/sunshine, but Steam Link has worked flawlessly for me, as well as xbox controllers, PS4 controllers, and Switch controllers and their knockoffs. My only gripe is it only has the HDMI port for 4k/60hz (HDMI 2.1? Can't remember the number) and can't stream the 4k/120hz my TV can handle.