We're back to review Google Stadia for "lag," or the input latency/response timing on PC, Chromecast, a local PC, and with its Stadia controller wired vs. wireless. Sponsor: Drop HE-4XX Headphones (https://geni.us/OUJjO5R)
CORRECTION: Google Stadia doesn't use Navi, but rather Vega Radeon Pro cards! Sorry for the error and thanks for catching it!
In this benchmark, we're testing some games in Google Stadia for the click-to-response time in milliseconds, particularly as compared to a local PC. Part of the testing is to look at the Chromecast Ultra, one of the included extras with the $130 Google Stadia Founder's Edition, and the other part looks at the controller. Note that, obviously, we used our other controller (we bought two), not the one that was torn down previously.
Testing includes Mortal Kombat 11 click-to-response time ('latency' or 'lag'), Thumper, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, and Metro: Exodus without any RTX features.
Host, Editorial: Steve Burke Editorial, Testing: Patrick Lathan Video: Josh Svoboda, Andrew Coleman Additional Reporting: Jake Henderson
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