Heebie Jeebies
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Yes, but it is limited to max 60fps at 1080p, no 4k and 120fps only at 720p, so this kind of service for a 1 device account is for if your PC is very weak.
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GeForce Now Cloud Streaming Out Of Beta
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Yes, but it is limited to max 60fps at 1080p, no 4k and 120fps only at 720p, so this kind of service for a 1 device account is for if your PC is very weak.
HaveButOneLife
Banned
I hope I'm not alone on this, but that price is kind of a steal. Your entire library, streamable, on a lower spec laptop and mobile device?
I built a decently capable desktop rig a couple of years back with a 105p Ti and a meh CPU so I don't need to stream on that, but it's perfect for my Intel APU laptop (which I liked before but still!).
I built a decently capable desktop rig a couple of years back with a 105p Ti and a meh CPU so I don't need to stream on that, but it's perfect for my Intel APU laptop (which I liked before but still!).
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niilokin
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Well I just looked bit into it and according to reddit, here's the full list of supported games https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12wnPrdPopEmNXI7v-1mVxjq-u8dmNUX8aYRaJ-I6gNo/edit#gid=0 and my country Finland is gray in their map...
NOLA_Gaffer
Banned
Played a bit of Destiny 2 on it last night. It was neat to play a game on my Macbook Pro with everything set to "Crazy High" and not have to deal with single digit framerates or hear the fans kick in.
Worked rather well over my 300mbps Fiber connection, though I was playing over a 5Ghz wi-fi connection.
If I had a place to use it with a dedicated ethernet connection I'd probably sign up for the year of service; if it worked as well as it did over wi-fi, it must be rock solid over ethernet.
Edit: It'd be killer if they made an Apple TV app. Would save me having to buy a HDMI adapter and I could put that money into a Xbox One controller instead. It'd completely remove any interest I had in building a dedicated gaming PC.
Worked rather well over my 300mbps Fiber connection, though I was playing over a 5Ghz wi-fi connection.
If I had a place to use it with a dedicated ethernet connection I'd probably sign up for the year of service; if it worked as well as it did over wi-fi, it must be rock solid over ethernet.
Edit: It'd be killer if they made an Apple TV app. Would save me having to buy a HDMI adapter and I could put that money into a Xbox One controller instead. It'd completely remove any interest I had in building a dedicated gaming PC.
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Spukc
always chasing the next thrill
i honestly would get a windows 10 based mini pc like the 8th gen NUC.
then you can turn it into whatever the heck you want it to be.
jshackles
Gentlemen, we can rebuild it. We have the capability to make the world's first enhanced store. Steam will be that store. Better than it was before.
In queue even if you pay, but paying customers get queue priority over non-paying customers. I'd say it probably won't be an issue if you're in the pay tier.
The free version of Stadia is coming out this year.
ipukespiders
Member
Tried this out today (free version) with DOOM 2016.
Playing locally, my current PC is too weak to handle 60 fps locked. I didn't fair so well with GeForce Now due to using wifi, but I'm still impressed at what it offers for free and I'll definitely be trying this again with hopefully an ethernet connection.
Playing locally, my current PC is too weak to handle 60 fps locked. I didn't fair so well with GeForce Now due to using wifi, but I'm still impressed at what it offers for free and I'll definitely be trying this again with hopefully an ethernet connection.
JohnnyFootball
GerAlt-Right. Ciriously.
So? That aint got nothing on what Geforce offers.
Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
After The Witcher 3 which was flawless (the remote machine's performance I mean, not the streaming, my net sucks) I also tried Kingdom Come to really stress it and on higher settings it went down to 30 fps or less so I guess they don't quite give beastly power to freeloader accounts.
I also tried that one on my phone instead and the whole interface was different though so I wonder if they also give different kinds of power levels when you access stuff on touch devices thinking that maybe they should also tone down settings as small screens can't see better anyway?
Lag was more evident, maybe because of this being first person (and also having very weighty character control and such to begin with, iirc, it's been a while since I played it), maybe because the Wi-Fi on my phone is even worse than on my PC, I dunno. Mouselook on Witcher 3 was great.
I also tried that one on my phone instead and the whole interface was different though so I wonder if they also give different kinds of power levels when you access stuff on touch devices thinking that maybe they should also tone down settings as small screens can't see better anyway?
Lag was more evident, maybe because of this being first person (and also having very weighty character control and such to begin with, iirc, it's been a while since I played it), maybe because the Wi-Fi on my phone is even worse than on my PC, I dunno. Mouselook on Witcher 3 was great.
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Spukc
always chasing the next thrill
yeah normally whatever people tell you.
i learned streaming wireless is never a good alternative to wired.
You WILL get some loss at certain moments. Even if it's good. Cause buffering videos is piss easy, But when you need to actually have close to zero lag. that stuff is a hard sell,
I wired my phone when testing it. Worked amazing. Been streaming xbox and ps for a loong time now, And i have zero issues if both devices are cabled
I never said it did. I was just adding to your post about the pricing. When the free service comes out, you’ll only need to buy your games.
Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
Oh, I totally missed the 1-hour session thing for the freeloader version. That kind of puts a damper on things, it's not as crazy a deal as I thought. But what does a "session" constitute? Can you just restart it right away or something? That's a non issue if so (as long as you/the game saved, lol.
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jshackles
Gentlemen, we can rebuild it. We have the capability to make the world's first enhanced store. Steam will be that store. Better than it was before.
Yes you can just re-queue for a session immediately after yours ends, but as a non-paying user you've got to get to the back of the line, which means you'll probably encounter wait times in between (especially during peak hours).
Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
Okay. I didn't see a queue this time but when they later try to profit rather than just get it into people's hands to spread the word of mouth and divert people into becoming paying users the free experience could suffer as a result with more wait times and stuff.
But for the purpose I'd use it it's fine still. Play some point & click steam games in bed or, if their remote hardware is better than my pc by the time this is necessary (I'm sure it won't remain static) postpone a PC upgrade by paying some $ to play some new AAA game.
I'm clearly not their target audience though, they want this thing to actually be used but I have no need for it outside these scenarios, I've already uninstalled it on my PC actually, cool as it was. So I dunno how they're gonna change it in the future. We'll be here to see it done.
Edit: oh, I could also use it to try some game on there before seeing if it's worth downloading locally, since their machine downloaded Witcher 3 and Kingdom Come in no time at all (and maybe other games are already downloaded thanks to other users, I assume they share files).
But for the purpose I'd use it it's fine still. Play some point & click steam games in bed or, if their remote hardware is better than my pc by the time this is necessary (I'm sure it won't remain static) postpone a PC upgrade by paying some $ to play some new AAA game.
I'm clearly not their target audience though, they want this thing to actually be used but I have no need for it outside these scenarios, I've already uninstalled it on my PC actually, cool as it was. So I dunno how they're gonna change it in the future. We'll be here to see it done.
Edit: oh, I could also use it to try some game on there before seeing if it's worth downloading locally, since their machine downloaded Witcher 3 and Kingdom Come in no time at all (and maybe other games are already downloaded thanks to other users, I assume they share files).
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Shakka43
Member
A Shield Tv is a pretty good choice. It is a great media device, pretty solid for emulation and game streaming, and the pro version comes with a really nice gamepad.
CyberPanda
Banned
Heard this is better than stadia.
Armorian
Banned
So I tried Dark Souls 3 with maximum settings available (50mb):
- IQ is ok I guess, DS3 doesn't have good IQ even when played locally
- Input is worse that normal for sure but I think game is playable, maybe don't try to parry all attacks
- Framerate is way worse than I imagined, drops to ~45fps in some places in the opening area (road to first bonfire)
- IQ is ok I guess, DS3 doesn't have good IQ even when played locally
- Input is worse that normal for sure but I think game is playable, maybe don't try to parry all attacks
- Framerate is way worse than I imagined, drops to ~45fps in some places in the opening area (road to first bonfire)
Bumblebeetuna
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Will be all over this if they ever bring it to iPhone.
Heebie Jeebies
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Had this delivered today for my Samsung S9 if you don't have a Bluetooth gamepad, just tried it and it works fine.
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Armorian
Banned
Just tried in on my basic android phone (Huaweii Y7 2019) in DS3:
- it's surreal to play this game on the phone
- input lag is worse than on desktop
- framerate looks 30 fps to me but I could be wrong
- DS4 (bluetooth) works like 360 controller but some buttons are differently assigned and that can't be changed in Stream options AFAIK
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Armorian
Banned
I got that too but it finaly worked after some refresh.
So I tried Shadow of Mordor and this game is interesting because it has internal resolution scaler so you can set it to run in 3840x2160 and test this Tesla performance. Results aren't so great, framerate is areound 40-45 on average with some drops to 30, even at 1080p there are some drops.
888
Member
been a few days for me. Still nothing sadly.
SirKicksalot
Member
I played some Quake 2 RTX. This shit is crazy. The lag was barely there and I forgot about it before I cleared the first room.
I'd pay for a subscription tier that grants access to RTX games like Control and Metro.
I'd pay for a subscription tier that grants access to RTX games like Control and Metro.
CyberPanda
Banned
Google has too many things going on. Nvidia can focus on what they are good at. One thing at a time.
DavidGzz
Gold Member
Well, for people like me who have access to fast internet and a lot of downtime at work, it's amazing. Been playing the shit out of Wolcen, The Division 2, Grim Dawn, etc. Also, no issues with lag, D3 for example, plays just as well if not better than at home because Nvidia's servers are much closer to Blizzard's. Wolcen feels the same as when I play offline. If there is a difference, it is so slight, it matters not.
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holygeesus
Banned
How does it technically work in regards your steam account? Do you enter your steam credentials through the Geforce software? I'm presuming then that you still earn steam achievements etc?
RaptorGTA
Member
When you try and play the game thats assigned to steam you will first be asked to enter your stream username and password.
holygeesus
Banned
Thanks. It is a shame you just cant link your account and be done with it, and have it constantly updating as you buy new games on Steam.
Have to say, early signs aren't good - Struggling to find a server without latency and that is on a 70MB connection. Might be a Europe thing. I'll give it a go for a few months and see how it goes.