



If you want to use the Xbox's streaming option: The most important element is the quality of your home network. The console does all the grunt work the only specs Microsoft recommends for the device you're streaming to are 2GB of RAM and a 1.5GHz CPU. It essentially mirrors what's on the Xbox One's screen to your Windows 10 device. You could play the games on your bedroom/office desktop, for example, or in the backyard on something like a Surface device - assuming you've got a strong enough network.Īnyone who has a Steam Link will be familiar with the system. With game streaming, you're able to enjoy Xbox titles in areas of the home away from where the console is based, which is usually the living room. As part of Microsoft's continuing efforts to close the gap between its console and PCs, the company introduced game streaming, allowing Xbox One owners to play console games on Windows 10 devices that share the same local network.
