QUOTE(KomradMikhail @ Jul 13 2022, 10:24 AM)
FH5 on Z13 running on battery, 900p Low settings with dynamic resolution scaling, headset plugged in, brightness 50%, Xbox controller either wired or BT. I get close to 4hrs runtime.
Imperfections of Low settings are less noticeable on smaller screens like Z13's. The same trick Steam Deck uses with Low settings on its 7" 800p screen.
Experience with these devices makes you appreciate running games at poor man's specs on portable and then switching to full power 4K 120fps at home on desktop PC. Two opposite ends of the graphics whore spectrum.

how can you accept the low res and low frame, when you already experience 4K120?
QUOTE(toytoy @ Jul 13 2022, 11:07 AM)
Since we are on the topic of cloud gaming. I decided to give Xbox cloud gaming another try and to my surprise it has improved a lot. I mean miles better compared to last year when I first tried it.
Previously I would say it's totally not playable. Input lag was crazy bad. But today I tried again using South Korea, Australia and US server. US is still considered laggy, South Korea and Australia is good.
First I tried TMNT and there were no pixelation and no lag. I am using DS4 over bluetooth to my Mac and using Safari. Really no perceptible input lag.
So I thought maybe TMNT don't require much processing power so I changed to FH5. Previously when I tried, it was very pixelated and driving game cannot tolerate any input lags.
But look at the video below. (Sorry for the bad quality) Taken using my phone. I m going left and right on purpose. See the thumb stick movement against the car. It's really playable.
Skip to the end when I do small adjustments on the thumb stick, can see the input lag is really acceptable. Can't wait for cloud gaming to reach SG. it will definitely be better.
nice video. input lag improvement mean a lot for future cloud gaming. any news if cloud gonna come to SG soon?
in the mean time, i only try remote play to android phone and chromebook a few time, work well.
it even work when i am 500km away from home via mobile internet.
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