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#PS4 REMOTE PLAY LAG PC#

Let us make it even worse, TV in general has a much larger input latency than that of a PC monitor, irregardless of model (Unless we are talking about the new BFG monitors that are designed to use for PC enthusiasts in mind), Game Mode can decrease input latency to a certain extent, but never fully. It is already not a pleasant experience to play locally installed games on the iPad, left alone PS Remote Play, which already has additional input latency to begin with. At least, to my testing locally with official Apple's Lightning to HDMI adapter through local games. Lightning to HDMI Adapter does incur additional input latency. Btw, I also recommend connecting your iPad to your 5.0Hz Wireless Band due to the aforementioned problems of lag spikes. As a general use? It is pretty practical, despite the slightly increased input lag. But this is definitely a YMMV kind of situation. Unfortunately for you, iPad PS Remote Play is slightly slower than PS Vita's Remote Play in terms of Input Latency, but that could be due to how the DS4 Controller connects to your iPad.

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I would suggest you to download PS Remote Play App, and set the settings for the streaming to have high framerates to improve on input latency. (Fast action twitch games like Fighting Games or First Person Shooting Games are in general, hard to play) In general, however, I would say you would be fine with PS Remote Play, provided you play on your iPad screen. Input Latency from Remote Streaming will always be present, but the perceptive of such is heavily depended on the type of games you play most of the time. But no matter what, it is always better than other alternatives, such as the one you mentioned, Firestick. Can either be a total blessing, or a total curse for different kinds of users.

#PS4 REMOTE PLAY LAG PS4#

Conclusion: Wired to PS4 = Good Wireless to PS4 = Bad (I don't even need to say how bad the OG PS4 wireless board are. If it is wireless, be it by 2.4ghz, or 5ghz, it will usually cause bouts of lag spike, with former being more prone to interference due to its wide range easily accessible band. If you connect your PS4 to your router through a wired connection (preferrably Cat5e), this is the best case scenario to have a smooth remote play experience without as much random lag spike that influences your input latency. But before that, let me answer your questions first. Every person view Input Latency differently, so the best way for you is to experiment first. From the model of your TV, to your Router/Switch, how you connect to your PS4, how your connect your iPad to TV, all the way to where you live (residential area, farm, etc). Input latency is a rather finicky subject, and can be influenced by a vast variety of factors. I intentionally left out more detailed information and numbers, cuz srz, whose gunna read diz except j00. The information I provided below are for general case scenario, due to you not providing the model of your TV, and the router you use. Given that nobody has replied you in the past 8 hours, I will pitch in.

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