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http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Genera...-Announces-GeForce-GRID-Cloud-Gaming-Platform
The sooner this comes out, the sooner the crapboxes will die off, outdated hardware wont hold back gaming development and *beep* like autoaim and regenerative health will be a thing of the past...I hope
It's also quite clever...since AMD is suppling GPU's for the crapboxes, NVIDIA is trying to hinder that AMD just have a free ride.
It won't replace highend rigs (due to lag issues ect.)...but "casual" gamers will enjoy.
The goal of GRID is to bring the promise of "console quality" gaming to every device a user has. The term "console quality" is kind of important here as NVIDIA is trying desperately to not upset all the PC gamers that purchase high-margin GeForce products. The goal of GRID is pretty simple though and should be seen as an evolution of the online streaming gaming that we have covered in the past–like OnLive. Being able to play high quality games on your TV, your computer, your tablet or even your phone without the need for high-performance and power hungry graphics processors through streaming services is what many believe the future of gaming is all about.
The sooner this comes out, the sooner the crapboxes will die off, outdated hardware wont hold back gaming development and *beep* like autoaim and regenerative health will be a thing of the past...I hope
It's also quite clever...since AMD is suppling GPU's for the crapboxes, NVIDIA is trying to hinder that AMD just have a free ride.
It won't replace highend rigs (due to lag issues ect.)...but "casual" gamers will enjoy.