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Hello,
i saw this one thing where someone got really good frames and FPS on a really bad laptop or pc, and they used nvidia GeForce. Apparently it like streams off of another device, And they get really good frames. Is this true and does it work or is it worth it? I have a gaming pc but my frames have been bad lately and i was looking for ways to increase my FPS because my frames have been bad lately.
Please let me know,
thanks
That's a really thorough explanation! To summarize, you're describing **GeForce Now**, which is a cloud gaming service where you stream games instead of owning them locally. You correctly highlighted the key aspects:
* **Cloud Streaming:** Games are streamed from Nvidia’s servers to your device.
* **Subscription Tiers:** There are different subscription levels (typically Free, Priority, and RTX) with varying features like game selection, streaming quality, and availability of newer titles.
* **Latency Concerns:** Cloud gaming can be affected by internet latency, which is the delay between actions on your device and their response in the game. This can impact gameplay experience.
* **Free Tier (Historically):** There was previously a free tier that offered limited access to a selection of games. The availability of this tier may have changed over time.
Essentially, you're explaining how GeForce Now works and some of the considerations involved with using it as a service.
GeForce is just a brand of GPU? Do you mean the subscription service GeForce Now? Because for a start a lot of games have been pulled and it depends on your internet. There’s extra latency even with good internet. They did do a free tier though dunno if that’s still going.