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Currently my PC (Running Windows 7) is in my bedroom, while my TV is in my living room. I was wondering if there was a way to play my Steam games on my TV? Some of the more obvious solutions are one very long HDMI cable or moving my computer to the living room, which are two roads I don't want to go down.
Other viable options are buying a Steam Machine. The issue however is not all my Steam Games are compatible with the SteamOS or Linux. Not to mention that I will then have two systems (The Steam Machine and my PC) to worry about upgrading once their hardware eventually becomes out dated. I've scoured the web and found a few things I can connect directly into my TV's HDMI port which allows it to wirelessly pick up on the game my PC streams to it, however further reading tells me that such things are prone to lag.
Is there any technology that will allow me to stream and play my Steam games on my TV without lag or lengthy wires that are tripping hazards?
3You are aware that you can use a Steam Machine to recieve the stream from your Windows machine once that feature is stable ( its in beta ). – Ramhound – 2014-02-28T15:22:21.230
Did not know that! I'll have to read up on that – JimmyK – 2014-02-28T15:37:41.767