Xbox One to Windows 10 Game Streaming

I am going on vacation for a couple weeks and can't bring my Xbox with me. I know there's some workarounds to be able to stream Xbox One games through Windows 10 on a different network, but I was wondering how the performance is on the streaming, especially when playing remotely. Is there noticeable lag and if so, how bad? Do you need a powerful computer? I'm still on Windows 7 and really don't want to upgrade unless it's worth it.

If my work PC was windows 10 I would definitely have tried it. Sadly it isn't.

You definitely do NOT need a powerful computer at all. I play xbox on my PC over LAN (cost about $1200 3+ years ago to build) and it has no issues at all.

Honestly, Windows 10 is just an improvement over 7 in every way. It makes most mid-range computers run better. All your apps will still work, no need to reinstall, and the new apps are pretty cool.

No input lag? I mostly just want to play Rocket League, I can turn down graphics quite a bit on that if necessary.

No need to adjust the graphics. I play Halo regularly and have no issues.

But again, this is on LAN.

Awesome thanks! Time to install Windows 10 when/if I get some free time

S7 Hellogiraffe wrote:No input lag? I mostly just want to play Rocket League, I can turn down graphics quite a bit on that if necessary.

Why don't you just get it on Steam and play on your laptop?