New to pc gaming, best way to stream from it?

[kristianity77]

So I’ve built my first proper gaming pc at the grand old age of 47 which outputs to a 65 inch 120hz 4k oled. specs are 14900kf, 4090, 32gb ddr 5 ram and windows 11.

I also have in my possession an Asus Rog Ally which I would like if possible to be able to stream from my PC over to it so I can play all my games stored on my pc, on my ally. I’m assuming at this stage the two devices will need to be on the same network for best results which is fine. But other than that, what’s considered the best software to use in order to achieve this, and can literally anything from my pc be played?

 

[tech3475]

Have you tried Steam's built in streaming software or since you have a 4090 moonlight?

 

[AHumanBean]

So I’ve built my first proper gaming pc at the grand old age of 47 which outputs to a 65 inch 120hz 4k oled. specs are 14900kf, 4090, 32gb ddr 5 ram and windows 11.

I also have in my possession an Asus Rog Ally which I would like if possible to be able to stream from my PC over to it so I can play all my games stored on my pc, on my ally. I’m assuming at this stage the two devices will need to be on the same network for best results which is fine. But other than that, what’s considered the best software to use in order to achieve this, and can literally anything from my pc be played?

I'd suggest Steam Link, but I don't know if it supports games not on steam. I know moonlight does, so I think those two should be good enough.