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So I thought I had the same problem and wrote a big rambling post about everything I've tested, but it turns out that disabling hardware acceleration in Chrome fixed my problem for the most part. I w... See more...
So I thought I had the same problem and wrote a big rambling post about everything I've tested, but it turns out that disabling hardware acceleration in Chrome fixed my problem for the most part. I was still having problems with dropped connections as Cyberpunk first released (also on CCU) but then switched to playing on my PC for the mouse and keyboard accuracy, where I was having consistent problems with the stream. It would consistently and constantly bounce between "fair" and "excellent" connection status, mostly being a blurry mess on "fair." Disabling hardware acceleration fixed it, despite that having nothing to do with the network connection. Makes no sense to me and it feels like I need a special installation of Chrome just for Stadia to work properly.
I have the same problem and I'm also on Spectrum (200Mbit), but in NYC. Speedtest.net and the Google speed test show my full speed, but the Stadia speed test only gives me 6Mbit! It's no surprise tha... See more...
I have the same problem and I'm also on Spectrum (200Mbit), but in NYC. Speedtest.net and the Google speed test show my full speed, but the Stadia speed test only gives me 6Mbit! It's no surprise that my stream quality keeps dropping until the connection drops entirely. I've also tested with a VPN to see if my connection was being throttled, but I get the same results. I'm on a wired ethernet connection, I've tested with numerous devices, and my router (a Google WiFi puck) says my connection speed is the full 200Mbit. While I'm always suspicious of Spectrum throttling Stadia, the VPN test has me thinking that Stadia itself is struggling.