How does Nvidia Grid work?
How does Nvidia Grid work?
It's understandable to be puzzled about how Nvidia Grid manages high performance. Each frame does carry significant data, but the system efficiently handles streaming and processing to deliver smooth visuals. The low latency you mention is crucial for responsive gameplay, especially with connections as fast as 15ms.
It mentions you require around 15mbps, but I'm getting 160mbps—how does that make sense?
It seems you're interpreting the video stream as a complex process. The Nvidia servers handle the heavy tasks, making it easier to manage large files like streaming Netflix. Delays happen when you interact with the system, sending a signal to the server and back to your display, which isn't ideal. This works well for slower games like Allen Wake but may struggle with fast-paced action titles.
It 0.9 frame delay. And I don't know what's so special about 1080p60 streaming YouTube does it with less than 6mbit OK you have to compress it in real time and low latency but that's not a big issue.
When I try it on the beta, it takes 200ms. Since I'm in Brazil, I can't play games like that.