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Google GDC 2019 Conference |OT| Floating on clouds
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Hm...if Google achieved 10 TF now, perhaps that bodes well for PS5/XBnext hitting 10 TF.
Of course, cooling and clock speeds could be vastly different. But if it's an APU...
Of course, cooling and clock speeds could be vastly different. But if it's an APU...
The concept itself is totally cool and something I'd try but it's not something I'd want to replace all my consoles with. Internet in the U.S. is pretty shit for a lot of people which is why I would never want every single one of my games to be dependent on a constant high speed connection.
I wouldnt consider myself casual by any means but this is absolutely something I would use when travelling or at work. I dont think we need to label it as being only for casuals. It will appeal to them for sure, but it will be useful to many people of all kinds.
Yeah, I also can't wait to finally pay to stream games that I don't own in garbage quality. What a glorious future.
Before people get excited an uncapped platform is completely useless at this time. We'd still construct games for all platforms...
This is pretty impressive honestly. 4k, 60FPS, 10TF, Vulkan, real integration with middleware, available on all devices.
Not gonna harvest through NeoGaf. Its been discussed many times here
this post from earlier says it all
You know that's a rhetorical question and the answer is you don't own the games.
It's ok, Google will drop this in a couple years like it never existed anyway.
Comcast Xfinity is jerking off to this presentation and thinking about all the money they're going to make with those data caps.
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