I didn't say that, that's what this guys mind derived from what I typed. The Xbox One is STATIC hardware.

If you don't flesh posts out like talking to a child.. Hand holding people on here... It's fucking unreal.

I know You know exactly what I meant... There's no other way it could happen... ZERO

The PC would be the Hardware upgrade.... The Xbox One will always be static...

Streaming a Game from your PC to Xbox One..... Means one thing prat... The PC is hosting the game. It is an INSTANT hardware upgrade "Your PC hardware streaming to the Xbox One is the hardware upgrade.. Not the Xbox One" if you are using this method. How you got this will make your X1 th3 super computer from that is just plain stupid.

That doesn't even make sense to come to that conclusion from what I typed. That is box-of-rocks stupid. If you can't fill in the blanks with your brain... Good luck buddy.

Apparently you don't know me mate. I may meltdown / rage... I know my shit when it comes to PCs and gaming.

I bring the facts.

Reading comprehension for the fucking loss............ Are you fucking kidding me man? How would your mind come up with what you just said in any possible way from what I typed? This board sucks.... In what fucking world does streaming games from the PC as the server mean making the Xbox One stronger?..........You can't make this shit up.............. How did you even think that?

If the game is running on a PC.... at 1080p 60fps. The PC version of the game... Will it run at that on your Xbox One. It's being streamed from the PC server to the host X1. The Xbox would just be decoding the signal. It would only be processing / decoding the signal not crunching the numbers. The PC SERVER would be doing that. Through the Win10 Xbox One app.

Would the Xbox one hinder that signal? Downgrading the sample? We both know the Xbox One can display at 1080p 60fps.

If the PC server is performing the heavy work. Why wouldn't the X1 display the PC's signal strength?

"Steam in-home streaming allows you to play a game on one computer when the game process is actually running on another computer elsewhere in your home. Through Steam, game audio and video is captured on the remote computer and sent to the player’s computer. The game input (keyboard, mouse or gamepad) is sent from the player’s computer to the game process on the remote computer.Any two computers in a home can be used to stream a gameplay session and this can enable playing games on systems that would not traditionally be able to run those games. For example, a Windows only game could be streamed from a Windows PC to a Steam Machine running Linux in the living room. A graphically intensive game could be streamed from a beefy gaming rig in the office to your low powered laptop that you are using in bed. You could even start a game on one computer and move to a more comfortable location and continue playing it there."

I'm talking about streaming from the PC to the X1. Is anyone reading?

EDIT: Yes you would be utilizing the PC specs in that scenario.

Microsoft looking at streaming games from the PC to Xbox One.

Streaming the game from the PC hardware to the Xbox One.

You're not trying to say the game will remain at Xbox One specs coming from the Gaming PC on a DNLA sever to the Xbox One?

Steam hosts say, what's up.

Microsoft looking at streaming games from the PC to Xbox One. Were actually having a discussion about future possible endeavors.

You're aware of that fact I hope. This is just speculation.

Seems I was wrong on the Win10 Xbox One online fee. It's free.

Here's some good info on how they are bringing Win10 to Xbox One.

Microsoft looking at streaming games from the PC to Xbox One.

@naz99:

I would appreciate it if you read the thread before you replied.

Microsoft is talking about streaming games from the PC to the X1. Yes there would be a huge difference. If that comes into fruition.

As it stands now.. You're right. X1 to Win10. There will be no upgrade / difference.

It will support up to 1080p 60fps though on a home network.

My god the stupid.

Let me spell this out for you.. Win10 Xbox ONE app is the SAME as the Xbox One. There is no copyright infringement. It's the same fucking platform with the same structure. Why couldn't they release one digital copy that works on either? They are the same. No matter how you try to damage control it. They are both Xbox One. They are closed / paired 100%.

It's not like they're going to be streaming from Steam idiot.. That would be the only way there would be infringements... My god.

Most gamers have gaming PCs or laptops.... This would be an option for X1 users to utilize their gaming PCs horse power. Do you think Fable Legends is going to match X1 hardware running on a 980 and Intel processor. No it's going to crush the X1. Home network streaming a game from your PC would be an instant hardware upgrade. Ps4 and other hardware would be shit in comparison. It would be like playing your computer specs anywhere in your home on the Xbox One. That's pretty scary for you I know.

Latency on a home network...???? Try 0-5ms ping and a huge bandwidth pipe dumbass. There would be no lag...

That's the reason I asked if Sony was going to offer a similar service / app for the PC.

If you do have a PC and an Xbox One. When they DO introduce this feature. Get ready for the face-offs. They're going to have to add X1 streaming from Win10 in the categories.

Sony needs this now. If you think this isn't huge for PC gamers or Xbox One gamers you are drunk or out of touch with reality. You bet your ass this is coming.

Try INSTANT 1080p 60fps for all Xbox One games supported. The consoles hardware in an after thought... it is just there to run apps. Even if only Microsoft adopts the streaming for their published games. I'm happy.

Latency on a home network lan... You are stupid.