Stadia is Google's video game streaming service that is meant to compete with Microsoft's Xbox and Sony's PlayStation.
On Tuesday the search giant announced a new partnership that will offer six months of Stadia Pro for free to AT&T wireless and Fiber users.
To prioritize latency over visual quality, or to preserve data, "Limited data usage" might still be your best bet.Īt the time of writing, you can only change these settings in the mobile app, but they will apply across all devices that support Stadia.Google's Stadia video game service expanded to Android TV and Google TV on Monday, but that doesn't mean Google is done making moves. Stadia will try to provide the best experience possible based on your internet speeds, but Stadia can't take your data caps into account. Stadia doesn't offer much explanation for what, exactly, this option does, but it serves as a middle ground between the previous two. You will, however, save a lot of data, using only about 4.5GB per hour, and potentially get a more responsive game. On the opposite end of the spectrum, this option limits you to 720p video, which is lower quality than full HD. This is a good option if you want to get the clearest picture quality, but it can come at the expense of responsive gameplay (and may push you past your data cap, if you have one). For Stadia Pro users, this option will stream games up to 4K graphics and generally download about 20GB of data every hour, which is a lot of data. In the Stadia mobile app, tap your profile picture in the upper-right corner and you'll find an entry called "Data usage & performance." Here, you can choose to prioritize one of three options, each with their own strengths and weaknesses: Stadia doesn't have a lot in terms of optimization features yet, but there is one that can help quite a bit.
0 kommentar(er)
