Gaming IS affordable: GeForce Now review (by a pro gamer)

[@Stouty]

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[@siktwstd]

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[@TheNitram8]

You can now spam gambles on the go! What a revolution!

[@Stouty]

Just announced today that Microsoft will be bringing Xbox PC games to GeForce Now! Good timing

[@rekrab]

I don't like cloud gaming because I'm spergy about input delay but I tried in-house streaming a few months ago and was very impressed by the low latency. Not really applicable to the value argument but if you have a PC and a good Wi-Fi hub, you can play games in bed no problem. Now I just need a device that actually feels good to hold and is more wieldy than the steam deck.

[@Surms41]

I used nvidia remote play option on geforce experience, just to use it to stream "real-time" to my projector, so i had beat saber on my wall as well as on my PC. I can say, the input lag from looking at my monitor, to my projector was about ~10ms of response time. It was really cool seeing the low response time. I also was using Moonlight on another PC to attach to remote play.

[@NeverToBeSeenAgain]

Both Logitech and Razer have recently released handhelds for this express purpose.

[@MrKinghawko]

"Sorry Rick" 🤣🤣

[@Gillass]

Another big problem is good internet connection is just not posible in some countrys and you need to be close to the servers for low latency

[@dann1_]

Have you heard about the experience of people with higher latency ? 4ms is pretty much non existent. My latency is about 45ms which is a bit over the minimum recommended (40 ms).

[@Stouty]

It would be significantly worse for sure, would definitely need optical-like latency for this to be viable imo, unless of course you're just playing casually

[@Surms41]

45ms over internet or over LAN. Ive got regular cat5 cables for lan and response times are less than 10-15ms

[@ltbingus]

I’d say it’s worth checking out, Nvidia has a lot of settings within the software if you’re having issues. Try a few games in their “low latency mode” I believe it moves all priority to your system having the lowest latency possible at a cost of some quality

[@superherobeatdown]

Great video bro yeah that was my biggest concerns was high latency even streaming using ps5 was to my laptop using 5ghz transfer speed still had a lot of latency playing chiv 2

[@benmak1039]

As good as game streaming is the added input latency is just not feasible in a fast paced competitive multiplayer game

[@benmak1039]

And i guess with the recent news about Microsoft supporting the service going forward then Call of duty might become available to the service assuming the blizzard/activision acquisition goes ahead.

[@Stouty]

All the clips in this video were recorded with geforce now; Mordhau was pretty doable even at a comp duelyard level. If I could have used the 240fps option I imagine it would have been even better

[@swiift03]

@@Stouty lil brethren loved his own comment

[@YaGirlZero]

Hey anyone wondering, because I do like this service! Any game that uses the steam workshop generally allows your mods! (Don't starve, Garry's mod)

[@rmatt53]

I'm not a fan of subscription services because of how many times I've had the rug pulled out from underneath me. I don't want to sound foreboding or convince anyone not to try it. I just wouldn't go out of my way and buy a $300 chrome book, when you can just get a legitimate steam deck for $400. Pirating can save SOOO much money, and learning Linux helped me land my first IT job. Now I bought my desktop 12 years ago, DDR3 era tech, and I've only had to update my GPU (friend hand me down) and power supply(failed). I was thinking of spending 300 for some new top of the line cards, but I've also never run into a game demanding that much.

[@Stouty]

Arguably the deck doesn't compete with the chromebook, a more apt comparison would be the $50 adapter controller + an existing phone

[@StevStuff]

shout out to raid and geforce now ‼️

[@deamooz9810]

Damn you got bombarded with sponsors, good for you

[@Brunomeleegod]

good video g

[@pceboo3120]

Loving the uploads btw

[@maidvid]

in a time of craziness how lucky are we to have stouty as a light to guide us:)

[@_1389_]

homie put a sponsored segment inside a sponsor piece

[@Stouty]

Because NVIDIA would totally sign off on me calling their advertising "deceptive"

[@_1389_]

@@Stouty Fair enough

[@NeverToBeSeenAgain]

pretty much echoed my feelings about Stadia. Granted, Stadia's library was way worse but the fact that I could pick up a controller at my television and be playing within 10-15 seconds, then go upstairs and fire up the same game from the same session on my PC in seconds, then even play it on my phone while at the laudromat later that day was just awesome.

[@ltbingus]

As a past and longtime member of GeForce now, it saved me from the frustration of playing on my terrible laptop. If you have better internet than your system I suggest you give it a shot. The free version has sessions, meaning you can play for 2 hours and once that time is up you are logged out, this is done so that all free users have a chance to play. The paid versions allow for longer/ indefinite sessions, and allows for some customization like post effects which is really fun to mess with since it’s all through their cloud based software. The only downside id say is that 1, the sessions can get annoying if the software is busy, and at times there can be a wait que 2, sometimes the latency can be a problem for performance, but luckily Nvidia has a lot of options for what style of stream you’d like to do, whether it be max performance or max quality.

[@ToLazy4Name]

Sorry Stouty, I'm not poor and thus I will not be watching this video. I'll assume the video is misleading and meant to make poor people suffer more, so I'll give it a like.

[@db112nl]

Good video. I have tried Google stadia and Microsoft Xbox now thing. For stadia the latency was offputting, and for Microsoft the video quality was lackluster. Interesting to see that GeForce now is scoring quite well in these areas.

[@YaGirlZero]

Also, for anyone who has something like an Xbox, and reeeeeaaaasllly wants to play PC games, while often not well supported, it can be accessed and used from the built in browser, although you will have to overcome some glitches with interacting with the game navigator and login

[@YaGirlZero]

Stout I never knew you were any good at shooters! All of my skill is in movement/generally melee related lmao, I'm very bad at aiming, stout does it all!

[@Stouty]

I'm not particularly

[@YaGirlZero]

@@Stouty you're much better than me, good enough lmao

[@lobster3416]

Wait someone help me understand I have been watching mordhau for years not able to play. I don’t have a pc but I have a phone. Can I play mordhau right now??

[@Stouty]

you would need to buy a copy of Mordhau on Steam and ideally a USB dongle that connects a keyboard & mouse/controller to your phone then yes

[@lobster3416]

@@Stouty NO SHT REALLY. I don’t need anything else or requirements?

[@Stouty]

@@lobster3416 Nope, the above is suitable for some casual play. You can even use the free version of GeForce Now if you don't mind waiting in a queue to play

[@lobster3416]

@@Stouty though the game still needs to be bought no matter free GeForce or subscription

[@lobster3416]

Right?

[@Supwisebs]

Dang, he really is a pro gamer

[@triplehernan5155]

A sponsor on a sponsored video. Next level Grustleset. #raidlovequest

[@crabcrab4736]

Raid shadow legends coaching when?

[@kristouba1512]

I tried geforce now to play Rust and it was awful, you clearly feel the latency. But I guess it's better with fiber optic.

[@Stouty]

were you on ultimate or the free version?

[@kristouba1512]

​@@Stouty Ultimate I think. I paid for one month.

[@FreeThuggerNOW]

now now stoutster, i enjoyed this video fully, but did you just sneak us with a sponsored video, with a second ad inside it? 💰

[@Stouty]

As if Nvidia would accept me calling out their "deceptive" marketing

[@FreeThuggerNOW]

@@Stouty probably wouldn't be happy about it, no, but it came off as "tough but fair" to me, not unexpected from actually good tech reviews, but then again i suppose those usually arent sponsored.

[@Stouty]

Well unfortunately I had to pay for the subscription myself, leaving me to recoup the fees with actual sponsors...

[@callumdarby8801]

So it can run strand-type games, big whoop. Call me when it can run knack-type games.

[@wuizabug2648]

bro sent in a request for mordhau to be included

[@thestralner6335]

high quality video like brunos lol

[@paravox4976]

Can I win a girlfriend on raid

[@coolboy9979]

I believe there was a service(or still is) where you get an actual virtual machine from a PC that you are renting where you can install stuff and change stuff as you like. Though I forgot the name and don't know if they are still in service

[@Spokenword]

"Shadow" works that way, though it comes with a hefty price tag

[@RebelliousToe]

GeForce Now would have a much stronger focus on reduced latency. A virtual machine would technically run whatever you want it to, but the experience may not be as ideal as what Nvidia offers

[@reaxsmh]

How I boosted myself

[@Muju2627]

stoutnation feasting‼️💯

[@FeuchteKlinge]

Go work = buy good gpu Be lazy = Stouty no good gpu testing cloud pc

[@serijas737]

Nice, remove graphic cards from your ownership. You will own nothing and you will be happy.

[@we_ns]

ok

[@masitey669]

Wow!

[@adaswrath2783]

Imagine playing a dead game lul

[@shackpallet8654]

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[@commandaphil7685]

n00b

[@gazibulle921]

naicu

[@svyatt0503]

lmao bunch of noobs on the first fragment