Newer routers are often smart enough to do this automatically. If your wireless throughput is poor, switching wi-fi channels on your router can alleviate that issue. I live in a dense apartment complex, so just image how many competing signals there are just in my immediate area, especially in the evening. What could also be affecting my wi-fi are signals from other wireless networks in my neighborhood. My PC is the only thing sucking up bandwidth right now, and I'm not streaming anything on it. My PC is in the same room as my router, but it lacks a wi-fi antenna, which makes a big difference. There are certain factors that cause that loss in bandwidth, but the two most important ones are proximity of my PC to the router, the quality of the integrated wi-fi chip on my motherboard. I ran a speedtest on wired and wireless, then compared the results.Īnd that's connected to the 5Ghz frequency, too.
Asus ROG Crosshair VII Hero (Wifi) motherboard.This is what I have for my internet set-up: That's not guaranteed, but it can also be worse, if you're in a far corner of the house away from your router. In the meantime, you can purchase a Stadia Controller for $69, or for $100 get the Stadia Premiere bundle that includes both a controller and Chromecast Ultra.In my experience, you can lose more than 50 percent of your total bandwidth when you switch your device from a wired to a wireless connection. You can also cast Stadia onto your TV using the mobile Stadia app, or your computer's Chrome browser.Īlthough playing with the Chromecast Ultra offers the least flexibility in terms of controller support, Google has hinted that more controllers might support it in the future. If the controller won't connect to Wi-Fi, you'll need to use the Stadia app. If you're having issues connecting your Chromecast to Wi-Fi, the Google Home app can help with that too. Scroll down until you find "Stadia Controller linking code" - click "Show" underneath it. Under "Device Info," tap "Ambient Mode."Ĥ. In the top-right corner, tap "Settings." It may also look like a gear icon.ģ. Open the Google Home app on your smartphone and tap the icon for your Chromecast Ultra.Ģ. If you don't see a linking code appear on your TV, this might mean that your Chromecast isn't set to "Ambient Mode." To fix this:ġ. If it's unsuccessful, you'll have to enter the code again. If the link is successful, Stadia will launch on your TV. Stadia controllers will need to be linked through a code.Įnter the code on your Stadia Controller and wait for your Chromecast to detect your controller.
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