While competing services like Google Stadia and Nvidia GeForce Now are capable of streaming video games to players at up to 4K resolution at 60fps with support for high dynamic range (HDR), xCloud doesn’t even support 2K (1440p) streaming.
Read more: Xbox Cloud Gaming no sound - How to fix xCloud sound issues on Android and iOS. So, we can hope it will significantly improve the quality of streaming. Ideally, 20 Mbit/s is necessary for a 1080p at 60fps to be crystal clear.Īs per a Microsoft support representative, the poor streaming quality will be resolved in the next major xCloud update. The maximum bitrate is limited to 15 Mbit/s, which is not sufficient for an excellent viewing experience. It seems the problem is largely due to the low bitrate of the data stream. It appears to be more pronounced on the web version of the service than on the Xbox Cloud Gaming app. Moreover, many xCloud users have reported that they are experiencing some graphical issues in fast gaming sequences or when the scenes are dark. But if you are playing on your PC or Xbox, the visuals and the graphics are not very impressive. You won’t see games in true 4K, but much better than the standard 1080p.ġ080p at 60fps looks fine on smaller-screen devices like smartphones or tablets. However, if you are cloud gaming via an Xbox console, you can upscale the resolution to 4K. Xbox Cloud Gaming streams at a 1080p resolution up to 60fps. 
So, let's find out the resolution at which Xbox Cloud Gaming is streamed.
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