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Nvidia launches first SaaS Offering

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Re: Nvidia launches first SaaS Offering

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Tangentially related, but GeForce Now is absolutely incredible. It seems like they’ve finally cracked game streaming. If you have a solid wired connection, it is practically unnoticeable for single player games at this point. They also made the (genius) decision to integrate it with multiple existing stores like Steam and GOG rather than building their own. I don’t know if I’ll ever buy a gaming PC again.

Re: Nvidia launches first SaaS Offering

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post #3

Tangentially related, but GeForce Now is absolutely incredible. It seems like they’ve finally cracked game streaming. If you have a solid wired connection, it is practically unnoticeable for single player games at this point. They also made the (genius) decision to integrate it with multiple existing stores like Steam and GOG rather than building their own. I don’t know if I’ll ever buy a gaming PC again.

If everyone thought this they'd put themselves out of the consumer hardware business.

Re: Nvidia launches first SaaS Offering

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Seeing more and more submissions recently break this guideline: > Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Time for guideline change or stricter enforcement?

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Re: Nvidia launches first SaaS Offering

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post #3

Tangentially related, but GeForce Now is absolutely incredible. It seems like they’ve finally cracked game streaming. If you have a solid wired connection, it is practically unnoticeable for single player games at this point. They also made the (genius) decision to integrate it with multiple existing stores like Steam and GOG rather than building their own. I don’t know if I’ll ever buy a gaming PC again.

I am moving in two weeks to a place that has gigabit fiber. Maybe I should give this a shot!

Re: Nvidia launches first SaaS Offering

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post #3

Tangentially related, but GeForce Now is absolutely incredible. It seems like they’ve finally cracked game streaming. If you have a solid wired connection, it is practically unnoticeable for single player games at this point. They also made the (genius) decision to integrate it with multiple existing stores like Steam and GOG rather than building their own. I don’t know if I’ll ever buy a gaming PC again.

If everyone thought this they'd put themselves out of the consumer hardware business.

I think they would rather be the group to put themselves out of that business than someone else, like amd + amazon for Luna or amd + google for stadia
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