Run compatible PC games on a game streaming server and stream the gameplay in real time to your own computer or other supported devices. GameServer Mart offers a range of game streaming server configurations, so any game player can build a remote setup that fits their game requirements, graphics workload, and budget.
Choose the right game streaming server for remote gaming. Whether you run popular PC games or handle gaming workloads with higher VRAM requirements, GameServer Mart has a game streaming server plan that fits.
Basic Game Streaming Server – RTX 4060
$149/mo
A standard game streaming server configuration for users who want to build a personal remote gaming environment.
Basic Game Streaming Server – RTX 5060
$159/mo
For users who want a newer-generation graphics card to run compatible games and streaming software on their game streaming server.
Advanced Game Streaming Server – RTX A5000
$269/mo
For games, graphics processing, and related workloads with higher VRAM requirements.
Enterprise Game Streaming Server – RTX 4090
$409/mo
For game streaming server workloads with higher graphics rendering demands that need more generous system resources.
A game streaming server built for performance, control, and reliability, backed by round-the-clock support.
Our game streaming servers are equipped with top-tier NVIDIA graphics cards and high-frequency CPUs to deliver excellent compute performance for any streaming workload.
Use a dedicated streaming server to run compatible PC games and streaming software. Configure system resources to match your games, and manage the game environment, graphics settings, and streaming parameters yourself.
Get 24/7/365 technical support through live chat and tickets for server and related technical issues, helping with the deployment and use of your game streaming server.
Get full root or administrator access to manage the server system yourself, install compatible games and streaming software, and adjust drivers, applications, and the runtime environment as needed.
Our game streaming servers provide stable network connectivity to help reduce video transmission delay and input latency. No matter where you are, you can play compatible PC games through a remote game server and enjoy a smooth gaming experience.
Our data centers are located in Dallas, Texas and Kansas City, Missouri, and every game streaming server comes with a dedicated IPv4 address. Choose the server location that suits you to avoid unnecessary network detours.
GameServer Mart provides a 99.9% uptime SLA to back the availability of your server service. Stable infrastructure helps keep your game streaming server and gaming environment running continuously.
Our game streaming servers offer bandwidth options of up to 1Gbps to meet the network demands of real-time game video delivery, helping you reduce network congestion and enjoy a smoother remote gaming experience.
Run PC games remotely, play on other devices, and manage your own game streaming server environment.
Remote PC Gaming
Run compatible PC games on a remote game streaming server, then stream the picture to your own computer or other supported devices. The game executes on the server, while the client receives the video and sends your inputs.
Play on a Different Device
Access your game streaming server from supported computers, tablets, or other devices through compatible streaming clients. The actual experience depends on client support, decoding capability, controllers, and network conditions.
Personal Game Streaming Server Setup
Build your own streaming environment on a game streaming server with Sunshine, Moonlight, or other compatible tools, and manage game installation, streaming parameters, client connections, and related settings yourself.
GPU-Intensive PC Games
Choose the right game streaming server configuration for compatible PC games that need dedicated graphics. Hardware requirements for graphics, CPU, memory, and storage differ between games, so we recommend checking the system requirements of your target game before ordering.
Flexible Gaming Environment
Manage compatible games and applications on your game streaming server and adjust the related software settings as needed. Some games may have restrictions related to the operating system, anti-cheat mechanisms, licensing, or remote environments, so confirm them in advance.
Use compatible game streaming software to deliver gameplay from your game streaming server to your client devices.
Sunshine
An open-source, self-hosted streaming host software that captures and encodes gameplay in a compatible environment, which supported clients then receive as a stream.
Moonlight
A streaming client that connects to a compatible host and delivers the remote gameplay to supported computers, mobile devices, and other client platforms. Moonlight is commonly used together with Sunshine.
Parsec
A tool that supports remote desktop and game streaming, usable for compatible remote gaming and interactive desktop workflows. Specific features depend on the software version, system, and service plan.
Steam Remote Play
A remote play feature from Steam that lets you run a game on one computer and play it on another device through a supported Steam client or the Steam Link app.
Remote gaming on a game streaming server typically involves the following stages:
Install and run compatible PC games on your remote game streaming server. The server executes the game and handles graphics rendering.
The host-side streaming software captures the gameplay and generates a video stream using compatible hardware or software encoding.
The encoded gameplay travels over the network to your client. Network latency, packet loss, bandwidth, and routing quality all affect the streaming experience.
The client receives and decodes the video, then sends your keyboard, mouse, or controller input back to the remote server.
Adjust resolution, frame rate, bitrate, and encoding options to suit your device and network conditions, balancing image quality, smoothness, and latency.
From choosing a game streaming server to connecting to your remote games, just a few steps are needed to configure the setup that fits your needs.
Choose the right game streaming server based on the hardware requirements of your target games and your budget. Select the operating system you need when ordering, and GameServer Mart will pre-install it when the server is delivered.
Once the server is delivered, use the connection details provided to access your game streaming server. Depending on the operating system and connection method you chose, complete your first login and any necessary system updates.
Install PC games and game streaming software that are compatible with the operating system, such as Sunshine or Parsec. Configure the graphics driver, hardware encoding, and related runtime environment according to the software requirements.
Install a compatible streaming client, such as Moonlight or Parsec, on your computer or another supported device. Follow the instructions of the software to configure the connection between host and client.
Launch a game and test the picture quality, frame rate, input response, and network stability. Adjust resolution, frame rate, and bitrate to match your actual connection, striking the right balance between image quality and input latency.
Answers to common questions about running a game streaming server.
A game streaming server is a server environment used to run PC games remotely and stream the gameplay in real time to other devices. The game mainly executes on the server side, while you watch the picture and send your inputs through a client.
You can consider using Sunshine as the compatible host-side software on your game streaming server and receiving the stream through the Moonlight client. You will need to install and configure them yourself, and confirm that the server operating system, drivers, and network requirements are met.
The GameServer Mart game streaming server comes with full root/admin access. You can install games that are compatible with the server operating system and hardware, as long as you follow the licensing and terms of use of each game.
When the client device, operating system, and streaming software are all supported, you can stream remote games from your game streaming server to a compatible laptop, tablet, or other device. The client still needs sufficient decoding capability and a stable network connection.
The game streaming server mainly provides hardware resources and the corresponding operating system environment, not a bundled game streaming service. Tools such as Sunshine, Moonlight, and Parsec usually need to be installed and configured by you according to your own needs.
Choosing a suitable server location, using a stable wired network, adjusting resolution and frame rate, and using compatible hardware encoding can all help optimize your experience on a game streaming server. Actual latency is determined jointly by the server, network, client, and display device.
Find the game streaming server that fits your game requirements, VRAM needs, and budget. Run compatible PC games in a remote environment and connect your own devices with the right streaming software.
