Stream Your Favorite Games from Steam to Mac with Ease

As a gamer, you're likely familiar with the concept of streaming games from your computer to other devices. With multiple options available, it can be overwhelming to decide which route to take. In this article, we'll explore the process of linking your Steam account to your Mac and enjoying seamless gaming experiences.

For me, I've got a few different devices that I like to use for streaming. My iPhone 12 Mini is wireless, as you'd expect, while my MacBook Pro (currently) and iMac will likely be connected wirelessly as well. However, the Apple TV - being an older model using Wi-Fi 5 - may need an upgrade to keep up with faster speeds. Since it's located on the opposite side of the house from my router, I'm considering replacing it with a newer model that supports Wi-Fi 6.

My PC will, of course, be connected directly to the router via Ethernet cable. Unfortunately, this means the rest of my devices - including my iPhone 12 Mini, 2016 MacBook Pro, and 2017 Apple TV 4K - will need to rely on wireless connections. While I may replace my MacBook Pro with a newer iMac model later in the year, for now, it's still an important part of my streaming setup.

Initially, I was using my PC as a dedicated gaming console, connected directly to a television. However, after refining my setup and gaining support for new controllers under iOS, I've decided to put my original plan into action. My PC will be stored in a closet, wired directly to my router, and ready to stream games to any device I choose.

As someone who's built a mid-range gaming PC specifically for playing certain titles, I'm excited to share my experience with linking Steam to Mac and enjoying the freedom of wireless gaming. Whether you're looking to upgrade your current setup or start fresh, this article will provide valuable insights into the process.

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