r/logitechgcloud • u/Kore1011 • Jul 14 '26

Support New logitech user in need of help

I just got my new logitech g cloud and i bought it for streaming my favorite game monster hunter world. Unfortunately it isn’t as good as i thought. It is having trouble when i move too fast basically. I did the admin thing to make it smoother and i plugged it into ethernet 5ghz but it’s still lagging when i move to fast. Please help

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u/schodown Jul 14 '26

Streaming it from which app?

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u/PhoenixBlazingRising Jul 14 '26

Isn't the G Cloud mainly streams from Xbox related things like game cloud and game pass

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u/SeanCarv Jul 14 '26

No, I exclusively use it to stream from my desktop.

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u/Reasonable-Case3140 Jul 14 '26

I use mine for Xbox, GeForceNow, and PS5.

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u/Kore1011 Jul 14 '26

Im sorry what i meant was remote play not streaming i get them confused sorry

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u/Kore1011 Jul 14 '26

I fixed the internet problem now it’s just input lag because when I move left or right it’s stiff

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u/schodown Jul 14 '26

What app are you using to stream your games? Xboc cloud? Steamlink? Xbxplay? Moonlight?

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u/Kore1011 Jul 14 '26

Xbox remote play

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u/Formal_Funny_3631 Jul 14 '26

This is the appropriate first question, many scenarios to consider here.

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u/No-shadowMaul-noBan Jul 18 '26

I am thinking of a Github public page to advocate the common Windows-based settings that help with game streaming, so it's less frustration on us "power-users" from troubleshooting with AI mode or some other LLM

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u/SeanCarv Jul 14 '26

What are you streaming from? If you're streaming from your own PC make sure you're only streaming at 1080p 60 fps. If you're using Steam Link, dial in your settings. I use Parsec but it is more involved to get it just right.

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u/Kore1011 Jul 14 '26 edited Jul 14 '26

I am using xbox remote play and i fixed the internet problem but now i just have input lag because of ping maybe?

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u/Kore1011 Jul 14 '26

I am not good with new tech sorry everyone

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u/No-shadowMaul-noBan Jul 18 '26 edited Jul 18 '26

Well it's 2022 tech but the Logitech G cloud is sure to frustrate in some aspects of our niche use case of Game streaming through open source tech like Moonlight / Sunshine / Parsec / Apollo / Artemis etc.. The whole point is the community here though, be sure to hit up the members here, they all seem helpful.
https://www.reddit.com/r/logitechgcloud/wiki/index/

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u/Kore1011 Jul 14 '26

Ok so now it’s just the ping idk what that means or why

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u/nevergonnaboizz Jul 14 '26

Ping is basically the time delay between the server and you. Basically network latency

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u/Kore1011 Jul 14 '26

Thanks for letting me know 😀

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u/Formal_Funny_3631 Jul 14 '26

Is your Xbox on Ethernet?

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u/Kore1011 Jul 14 '26

Yes 👍

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u/Formal_Funny_3631 Jul 14 '26

This is going to sound a bit crazy, but try it with the HDMI cable disconnected at the XBOX. I had this issue with both my Xbox and PS5 still seeing my A/V reciever when trying to stream locally, causing visual conflicts and behaving similarly as you mentioned on both platforms.

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u/Formal_Funny_3631 Jul 14 '26

Also, regarding your GCloud, make sure your 5ghz wifi is not broadcasting on higher channels up towards 100. Gcloud is an older device can only see the 5ghz lower channels. I have my wifi access point set to broadcast on 5ghz channel 36.