On the subject of integrated graphics performance, take a look at the following thread where another user with nearly identical specs was trying to run Dolphin on their iGPU (the i3-6100 and i5-6600 have an identical iGPU), with particular focus on using using 2 sticks of RAM rather than 1: Other than that, make sure that Steam Link is using the iGPU for video encoding as it has QuickSync which I wouldn't think would be an issue if used at the same time as Dolphin or any other 3D polygon-based game. (03-22-2022, 09:04 AM)Nintendo Maniac 64 Wrote: The NVS 310 will definitely be weaker as its basically the Quadro equivalent of a GT 210. Intel HD 530 using Vulkan gives good performance at native resolution (also has a Nvidia NVS 310 onboard) I'm running a pretty low spec system (below) but as I said it all runs fine on the PC.

Works fine on the PC with Steam Link not connected so not sure what the issue is. Only hiccup is that I'm using Steam Link via a phone connected to the the TV and whenenever I run Dolphin via Steam Link I get really low FPS. I've ordered a wireless wii sensor bar for IR if I need it.

Well, it looks like it will work! I've connected the Mayflash wiibar to the PC in my study and can use it fine from the TV room. Therefore, as long as the actual PC isn't too far away for the bluetooth connection, you can still set up any old USB-powered or wireless sensor bar where the TV is. (03-16-2022, 01:08 PM)Nintendo Maniac 64 Wrote: I'm late on this, but it's worth noting that the bluetooth range on wii remotes is pretty decent and even the official Nintendo sensor bar is nothing more than some infrared LEDs.

Steam link on google tv