Mysterious Reaper wrote:
Monster Hunter video seems to show some frame drops when not in loading screens but the Mario Kart one seems flawless. I barely notice anything, probably the bottom screen being a bit slower.
Looks good however. Did you stream with your setup? I'm slowing showing interest in this if you were doing this with 16 devices on your router.
And i'm also interested how fast in your internet? Mine here is 70Mbps max but I get probably 30-50Mbps on good days.
I optimized the settings between when I made those videos. The nice thing about how this works is that it doesn't depend on your internet speed, but the data transfer rate of your router. I don't know the exact specs on our router, but I know my grandparents paid about $200 for it within the last year, so it's a decent quality one. The WiFi card I put into my computer ran $50 after express shipping and is a dual band with a transfer rate of 300Mbps/867Mbps. The internet signal feeds through the 5Ghz band where the 3ds feed goes through the 2.4Ghz band. I'll be making more videos over the next few days of various games, I'd have more uploaded already, but I've been dealing with some nuclear fallout from an organization I used to be affiliated with.
Edit: I also used a different recording program, I used OBS with that video since it's easier on my PC's memory than XSplit is. I noticed when using XSplit that I got some dropped frames because my PC is actually a bit underpowered to run it with only 2GB memory