GeForce Now
Reddit take
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Pros
- I played on GeForce now for a while and it was amazing playing cyberpunk maxed out, but screw Nvidia and their business practices.
- GFN is honestly a decent service, but it’s not perfect and it’s unfortunate the market is forcing people to consider it. Having your own PC has countless benefits but if you really can’t swing it right now it’s a viable option.
- I have a friend that plays 95 percent of his games on geforce now if u have decent enough internet then its not tht big of an issue there will be some latency but its not as bad as it used to be
- If you're only interested in gaming occasionally, I would look into a game streaming service like Geforce Now.
- I can’t notice the latency, especially on controller, so I really enjoy it as a supplemental type of thing (like if my gaming pc is being used, my son can use GeForce now on the tv or my handheld or phone)
Cons
- I agree how the current market is forcing someone like me to even consider this. I absolutely used to and still hate subscription-based services like this, but unfortunately with the current prices this actually seems more cost effective.
- My prediction? The ShieldTV will live-or-die based on the success of GeForce Now. They killed Gamestream a while ago (Sunshine/Moonlight is actually based on that tech), because GeForce Now started up, and Gamestream had to die because i...
- If you’re desperate to game and aren’t doing competition shooters and have low latency internet, GeForce Now is an option although a very poor one as nvidia is part of why everything is so damn expensive and I had condoning their solution.
Sentiment
5 positive (63%) · 2 mixed (25%) · 1 negative (13%)
Trust + time weighted score: +53% · raw score 50%
What redditors said (8 of 8)
I played on GeForce now for a while and it was amazing playing cyberpunk maxed out, but screw Nvidia and their business practices.
I agree how the current market is forcing someone like me to even consider this. I absolutely used to and still hate subscription-based services like this, but unfortunately with the current prices this actually seems more cost effective.
GFN is honestly a decent service, but it’s not perfect and it’s unfortunate the market is forcing people to consider it. Having your own PC has countless benefits but if you really can’t swing it right now it’s a viable option.
I have a friend that plays 95 percent of his games on geforce now if u have decent enough internet then its not tht big of an issue there will be some latency but its not as bad as it used to be
My prediction? The ShieldTV will live-or-die based on the success of GeForce Now. They killed Gamestream a while ago (Sunshine/Moonlight is actually based on that tech), because GeForce Now started up, and Gamestream had to die because it's largely the same thing, but it's something you don't have to pay for.
If you're only interested in gaming occasionally, I would look into a game streaming service like Geforce Now.
If you’re desperate to game and aren’t doing competition shooters and have low latency internet, GeForce Now is an option although a very poor one as nvidia is part of why everything is so damn expensive and I had condoning their solution.
I can’t notice the latency, especially on controller, so I really enjoy it as a supplemental type of thing (like if my gaming pc is being used, my son can use GeForce now on the tv or my handheld or phone)
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