I can only report my own results, however, from reading your results, you will probably be fine. I have my PC, due to its location, set up to use wireless only (5 GHz AC, ~2-3 ms ping times to the g...
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I can only report my own results, however, from reading your results, you will probably be fine. I have my PC, due to its location, set up to use wireless only (5 GHz AC, ~2-3 ms ping times to the gateway, no packet loss in any testing I have seen). My TV, with the Chromecast Ultra plugged in, uses wired Ethernet. I have found that my PC, playing Stadia in a Chrome browser, works well, but does stutter every now and then. It is likely due to short blips in the wireless, as I live in an area with a very crowded wireless spectrum and though my Wi-Fi quality is good, it is definitely not perfect. To be clear, it never becomes unplayable and it never completely stops working, but there are definitely some skipped frames. On my TV, I basically never see any stutters. I can play for hours and forget the game is being streamed. So, I can say in my own situation, wired is better, and for basically any player that will be true. Removing that extra wireless layer removes a lot of potential for latency and instability.