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The video evaluates Baldur's Gate 3 performance on the Shadow cloud gaming platform, focusing on testing at 1080p and 4K resolutions. While the game runs smoothly at 1080p, it struggles at 4K but improves with AMD FSR. Decoding issues were encountered, and a power upgrade helped resolve them. Adjusting settings based on performance is advised. Overall, the video highlights Shadow's success with the game on both gaming tiers and recommends subscribing for more content and gaming insights.
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In this part of the video, the focus is on testing Baldur’s Gate 3 on the Shadow cloud gaming platform. The narrator discusses the performance of the game on the base Shadow machine, specifically testing it at 1080p and 4K resolutions. Results show that the game runs well at 1080p with FPS reaching 60 and higher, but struggles at 4K, with FPS hovering around 25 on Ultra settings and improving to about 55 FPS on low settings with AMD FSR. The video also mentions issues with the Shadow power upgrade, which led to decoding problems despite good machine performance. The narrator suggests waiting to see if the base Shadow tier will benefit from AMD FSR3.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses encountering decoding issues while gaming but resolving them with a new power upgrade. They recommend checking decoded frames in the stream stats by pressing Windows key + Alt + I and contacting Shadow support if needed. The power upgrade improved performance at 4K ultra settings with DLSS applied, providing around 60 FPS. They advise adjusting settings based on performance in different areas of the game and praise Shadow’s success with Boulder Gate 3 on both gaming tiers. New users are unlikely to face similar issues, and a discount on Shadow tiers is offered. The speaker recommends subscribing for more content and gaming insights.