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maybe then, but as it stands the technology is still far too developmental (like VR in many ways) to really start pouring Billions in investment of Systems and Infrastructure. I'd argue that Steam Link and Xbox Game Streaming remain the *best* options., as locally you don't have any latency or NAT issues from IPv4 Networks., maybe once all ISP are IPv6 and the concept of NATs is a distant memory. This I'd argue was (and still is) a far better option, while Game Streaming is gradually improved with the networking to better support it.

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Still after trying each out, and bare in mind this was on Corporate 1.5Gb Hardlines… it just wasn't good enough., and as the majority of the Gaming Market is on 20-30Mb Connections using 2G WiFi, their experiences are just going to be awful.Īs a result, internally it was decided to instead that the Xbox XDK would re-implement the DirectX 9.0c Feature of "Streaming Resources"., where-in a Game could basically background stream assets (and installation data) as the gamers were playing something that became popularised for MMORPGs like World of Warcraft, so you could download the minimum 2-4GB instead of the whole 50GB+ of the game before you could start playing. I recall when I was at Microsoft, because Sony (PlayStation) were introducing such a service the idea was being toyed with and there were even several established Cloud / Streamed Gaming Services that were being wooed. Sure it works for a Mobile Phone with it's 6" Screen., but for a 13-17" Laptop or 22 - 40" TV? That's a different ballgame.

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well it's more likely to be used by people on Laptops (unable to upgrade and / or really play anything but Overwatch, LOL and Fortnight, even then it's arguable about performance lol) then this is going to be the key demographic who'll be exclusively on 2G / 3G / 5G Networks which increases Latency and is less than ideal for Streamed Video.

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well they're "Playable", but even on a 5G Network / 1Gb Ethernet., Video Compression is still noticeable, regardless if you're playing 1080p / 1440p / 2160p Games plus the Input and Audio Latency are like playing at 20-30FPS regardless of the actual Video Playback., this is of course assuming there's no interruption of service such-as your Mobile Phone goes off causing Signal Noise.Īnd I mention 5G as while personally I play Online Games via Ethernet., most Gamers don't, and for a Cloud Service where your PC Performance doesn't matter.

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This could certainly mean that the PS5 and Xbox Series X end up having to compete with GeForce Now when it comes to convincing gamers to shell out for expensive hardware.AMD should let NVIDIA waste their Resources.Ĭloud Gaming in blunt terms is simply not viable., not because it's not possible to create Cloud Servers capable of running said Games but because it's actually exceptionally difficult to provide Low-Latency and Uninterrupted Video Feed via Networks.Įven Local Solutions, such-as Steam Link, Xbox Streaming and PlayStation Link are. It’s certainly an interesting time for gamers. Nvidia can also keep upgrading the hardware in future to offer even better results – something we hope the company delivers on. On paper, these specs and results probably won’t pose too much of a challenge to the next generation PS5 and Xbox Series X consoles, but we’ve found the GeForce Now is an affordable and convenient way of getting new games into people’s homes without having to buy new hardware. Plus, when you start using GeForce Now on older and under-powered devices that usually wouldn’t be able to achieve those kind of results, it suddenly becomes a lot more impressive. While this isn’t mind-blowing, it’s enough to run the game remotely at a playable rate. It also records an average frame rate of 27.1 FPS. The benchmarks that have been shared are for Ashes of Singularity, and they show the GeForce Now hardware managing a score of 2,600 in the game using the ‘Crazy’ graphics preset, and at 1080p resolution.