Before we get too far ahead of ourselves, let me mention the price and the PC specs we get for it. It will cost you twenty dollars for your first month due to the activation fee and ten dollars every month after. You’ll get an Nvidia Telsa T4 GPU, eight 2.5ghz cores of an Intel […]
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For one, you could take your games anywhere and have the same experience, whether on a phone or a PC, along with the ability to seamlessly switch between devices. Its simple interface and click & play nature offered a level of convenience exceeding any of its competitors. This entire setup assumes you had decent internet
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Given that we understand these instruments as the base on which we stand today, we can point out the many advantages that come with it. It’s easier to consume content that we want, and it’s also easier to produce it. Maintaining contact with a developer or company for example is simpler, faster and overall more
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You may have noticed a decrease in the amount of content we’ve been putting out in the past few months, and the reason for that loops back around to our original vision. Our website felt archaic, sloppy, and most importantly, too slow. Despite all this, we somehow garnered an increasingly growing following, and while we
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As you can see from the picture above, they charge on an hourly rate. Even the lowest tier offers 1TB HHD storage on top of the faster SSD space. That is a massive boon which already sets it apart from any other remote desktop gaming service. Shadow offers a measly 256GB SSD and you need
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It is important to realize that reviews are ultimately just opinions. Attempting to have neutrality and write objectively is important for any critic worth his or her salt, but the prior statement always remains true. Let’s take the time mechanic of Dead Rising 1 as an example. Some people absolutely hate always being pressured and
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I want to start off with the feature that will likely catch the eye of those that enjoy a good image quality. The 4:4:4 stream support. By default, Parsec streams at 4:2:0, causing the color accuracy to drop off significantly and results in a far softer picture. It makes it more difficult to read text
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Streaming your PC enables a lot of creative uses, but this service is primarily marketed around gamers. As such, Parsec has a heavy focus on making the latency and input delay as low as possible. For the less tech-savvy, this basically means how long it takes for the action you did to appear on the
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That being said, let’s leave the technical side of things for later and take a look at the service as a whole. Amazon’s Luna is most comparable to PS Now or Vortex, as it offers a subscription-based model to playing their games. You need only subscribe and you’ll have access to their library without having
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