Some gamers accessing Google's new cloud gaming platform, Stadia, through a Chromecast Ultra dongle are reporting that their devices are crashing and overheating after just a few hours of use
Some gamers accessing the new cloud gaming platform through a Google Chromecast Ultra dongle are reporting that their devices are crashing and overheating after just a few hours of use.Stadia, which launched on Tuesday, has been called the Netflix of video games. It delivers a games-on-demand experience without a clunky, space-consuming console. Customers can stream and play video games via smartphones, web browsers or wirelessly through a Chromecast.
" Google told CNN Business it"will happily work with users to understand their particular experience better," but noted it hasn't seen thermal shutdown problems during its extensive testing. "During normal usage, the surface of the device may get warm to the touch. This is working as designed. Using your Chromecast Ultra to stream Stadia games is very similar to using it to stream TV shows and movies," the company said in a statement.
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