#Using steam link with steam controller wired Pc#
My PC is a bit dated and I'm using wifi (802.11n), but I've still gotten pretty good performance. Note that this is just my experience and the performance will vary based on your host PC and network setup. It's worth pointing out that while Valve "highly recommends" using a wired network connection, the Steam Link does work over wifi (802.11n or 802.11ac), and I imagine it's probably the way most people will want to use this. It comes packaged with everything you'll need - HDMI, Ethernet, and power cables along with a trio of adapters for the benefit of those with weird power outlets outside of the North America.
Aside from some additional setup screens, this is the Steam Link interface.įor those unaware, the Steam Link is a $50 box that's about the size of a phone that will stream gameplay from your PC to your TV. Steam Link The latest flavor of Steam Big Picture mode.
I've spent a few hours messing around with both of them, so I thought I'd go ahead and share some quick initial impressions. This soft launch is a few weeks ahead of the official launch that'll be in November, and Valve seems pretty interested in getting feedback during this time so that they can make tweaks ahead of that date.Īs a member of this "elite" group of people that irresponsibly throw money at things of questionable utility, I received a shipment earlier today of both a Steam Link and a Steam Controller. This week, people that pre-ordered a Steam Link and/or Steam Controller early have started receiving their shipments.
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