GOTG 144fps HDR Streaming with Moonlight-Sunshine test

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Published on February 7, 2024 2:30:01 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JOtYplqPRc

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In this video, we put 144fps streaming with Moonlight and Sunshine to the test! We used our gaming PC running Guardians of the Galaxy and streamed via Wi-Fi to a laptop connected to a high-refresh-rate monitor with HDR.

Results:
Both AV1 and HEVC codecs achieved flawless 144fps streaming with no dropped frames.
AV1 offered lower decoding time (0.39ms vs. 0.90ms for HEVC).
HEVC had slightly lower host processing latency (2.8ms min vs. 3.0ms for AV1).
Overall, both codecs performed very well, but AV1 might be slightly smoother due to faster decoding.

Key Takeaways:
144fps streaming with Moonlight and Sunshine is impressive and almost lag-free with sufficient hardware and a good network connection.
AV1 seems slightly more efficient for high refresh rates due to faster decoding.
Ensure your client decoder, monitor, and network can handle the demands.

Let us know in the comments:
Have you tried 144fps streaming?
Which codec did you prefer?
What questions do you have?

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Host Specifications:
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080
GPU Memory: 16GB
+80 core clock offset
+1000 memory clock offset
NVIDIA Driver Version: 537.58
Resizable bar: yes
Driver Maximum FPS: 141
Power Management Mode: High Performance
Shader Cache Size: 100 GB
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 12-Core
System Memory: 32GB
OS: Windows 11 Pro 10.0.22621 Build 22621
Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling: yes
Sunshine Version: 0.21.0.e7a3c485ee7e7c36d57cb6cd92b5d632fdb27255 - All defaults

Game: Guardians of the Galaxy (HDR, low settings, DLSS performance)

Client Specifications:
Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 5
Windows 11 Version 10.0.22621 Build 22621
12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-12800H, 2400 Mhz, 14 Core(s), 20 Logical Processor(s)
NVIDIA RTX A1000 Laptop GPU
Gigabyte M28U 4K 144Hz HDR Monitor connected via USB-C

Moonlight Windows
Resolution and FPS: 4K 144 fps
Video Bitrate: 150 Mbps
Video Decoder: Automatic
Video Codec: Varied (see notes)
HDR: Enabled (Experimental)

Connectivity:
Wireless: Wi-Fi 6 - 5 GHz: 4804 Mbps (802.11ax, HE160)

Video Presentation:
HEVC then AV1, recorded on OBS with framerate limited to 60fps because of YouTube's limit

stream info:
144 fps 150 Mbps AV1
AV1 10-bit HDR
Host processing latency min/max/average: 3.0/4.1/3.3ms
Frames dropped by your network connection: 0.00%
Frames dropped due to network jitter: 0.00%
Average network latency: 1 ms (variance 0 ms)
Average decoding time: 0.39 ms
Average frame queue delay: 0.03 ms
Average rendering time (including monitor V-sync latency): 0.09 ms

144 fps 150 Mbps HEVC
HEVC Main 10 HDR
Host processing latency min/max/average: 2.8/7.7/3.3ms
Frames dropped by your network connection: 0.00%
Frames dropped due to network jitter: 0.00%
Average network latency: 1 ms (variance 0 ms)
Average decoding time: 0.90 ms
Average frame queue delay: 0.03 ms
Average rendering time (including monitor V-sync latency): 0.07 ms

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