To be honest: yes (sorry ). Streaming basically means that the screen and audio output is sent to another device, and it receives input commands from another device (usually the same) as well. Since all the calculations still happen on the PC, you'll never get better output on there.However would streaming increase the fps on my Switch??? or have i just asked something dumb? ?
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But what if you are on the poopper?Sounds pretty useless. If I'm on the go, I won't have internet. If I'm at home, I can just hop on my computer and get a better experience with less lag.
No, it would be even worse, as streaming doesn't mean you're running the game ON the device you're streaming to, it just means it "streams" the video over the internet, allowing you to control it and see the game on the device you are streaming to.Question: What if i was to stream GTA V which runs like "Kim Jong Uns Leadership" (i.e its disasterous) whenever i play it on my laptop, on my future Switch??
My point here is that GTA V on my laptop runs at 5-10fps. However would streaming increase the fps on my Switch??? or have i just asked something dumb? ?
Yes, you can play anything on PC on your switch with this.So I can play my Steam games on Switch???