I have LG OLED,I have GForce now founder edition. This seems like a great idea,I will be checking this out for sure. I just built a new PC with 12900K,RTX 3080 Blah,blah,blah but imagine the cash I could have saved. Looks like Nvidia is pushing to the future of gaming,wonder when GPU's will disappear and be in the cloud or cpu . Thanks for sharing,just realized something sad. This forum is the place where I get tech news,do not watch TV,news,movies.If not for the forum,I would have missed this information.

Nvidia had been very ahead of it's time with regards to cloud and remote gaming. their time is now given that tv's (esp 4k) have been computers from the advent of hdtv., but only now has the lower price of computing (of any sort) intersected with the wider distribution (demographically) of high speed internet which has seen its own prices drop along with an explosion of content. so now they'll have their own shortcut on given tv's, just like Netflix will be streaming games as well as Google.

bobnewels:

I have LG OLED,I have GForce now founder edition. This seems like a great idea,I will be checking this out for sure. I just built a new PC with 12900K,RTX 3080 Blah,blah,blah but imagine the cash I could have saved. Looks like Nvidia is pushing to the future of gaming,wonder when GPU's will disappear and be in the cloud or cpu . Thanks for sharing,just realized something sad. This forum is the place where I get tech news,do not watch TV,news,movies.If not for the forum,I would have missed this information.

I can not see it replacing the normal gaming hardware anytime soon. Other than they will have to place servers worldwide witch is far away , a lot of areas are not up to snuff networkspeed wise and not to mention that bandwidth caps , that are literally double dipping . In my mind is like paying for a service and then they charge you for daring to use it ... That said i believe it will be a market that will keep growing .