Name: GeForce Nowとは？未来はあるのか？ (What is GeForce Now? Does it have a future?)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:42:19.000Z
Duration: 17 min 21 s
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All right, So, um, G force now is here now, so we'll talk about that now.

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All rights going start with a couple of things.

Obviously, this computer is a little overkill for G force Now.

The other thing is, you probably like What the heck is G force?

The other thing is knowing that it did not sponsor this video.

Sounds like the 20 something super launched and they're all mad at me.

So about that, this is literally my perspective.

Also know Kyle did a video that did really well, so I feel like getting the word out there.

People are obviously interested about this, so let's go and talk about what G force now is.

It is a cloud based gaming service, not a new concept, but probably the only company big enough that could have pulled this off is in video in terms of the processing power.

So there's Google stadia, which has been a complete flop as far as people are concerned.

But about five years ago, I did a video about a service that never came about, although they promised it would have never happened.

And that was Cloud Gate from Leap Computing and then that all fell by the wayside.

But what's happened is as technology has moved forward as Internet speeds have increased in, although the United States is still in a state of disarray, if you will, when it comes to the consistency of Internet providers and I S P s across the nation giving fast Internet connections, data caps and all that sort of stuff, it's getting better, however, this service is something that does use Internet.

So if you have data caps and speed limits, then this would probably still be somewhat disappointing to you.

But moving forward G force now is a cloud based gaming service.

While it means that there is a bunch of servers online that then have all your games installed and running, and then they stream them to the computer that you were being the end user at.

So you can see now why a latent see and Internet speed and bandwith and reliability are going to be more important than anything that has to do with specs.

A very, very big, very robust version of steam streaming when you have a computer on your network that has a game installed on it and you lunch steam on another computer.

That doesn't have steam in Star that game installed on it.

But it says you could stream it from that PC over to yours.

Well, it's ah, it's that, but extremely beefy, and it's more than just steam, obviously.

Now there are some licensing things that are still waiting to be ironed out.

I think with some epic games are or e a origin and then not all games up there.

So obviously the library, in my opinion, a little bit limited.

But these are the kind of things that grow over time.

And I think in video investing any sort of energy and cost into this means that we can see this mature, unlike other service is that have come about and then just fallen off by the wayside.

Now, G Force now is actually a free service.

But there is a paid service called Founders.

I mean, they really love their with that term around for $4.99 a month, which gives you a perceived increase in hardware specs.

If you will remember, this is all running off a server.

So again of a big version of like what Linus did with the one PC 20 gamers kind of thing.

So you're getting slices of hardware that are dedicated into V EMS, which you're connecting to, and basically you're getting a virtual machine that you get to connect to, and it streams a game down to you, um, in terms of the hardware and coding and the specs and all that sort of stuff that kind of vague.

We'll take a look here in the in the steam system, configuring your thing to see if it tells us what it is.

But we do know what the founders service it says Artie exes on.

So we know that they're gonna be at least a R t x 2060 or higher in terms of what your gaming experience would be.

I just put a couple of games in the library.

I got paid a two in their lonely mountains downhill.

That's just paying homage to Steve, Steve, this downhill mountain biker guy, dude.

It's got which are 3/2 life to destiny, too, So we'll do a couple of titles on here.

But it's just an app that runs on your on the client side.

And when you launch a game, it's going to say it's gonna launch you into the launcher.

So if it's a steam game, for instance, it'll bring up steam and you'll be connected to a remote client at that point.

So let's go ahead and go to half life too.

Now, yes, this system is running a Titan, Artie X.

It is running a 99 100 K, and it does have 16 gigabytes of DDR four.

However, what you have to realize right now is write.

This system is doing nothing but decoding a video stream that's coming to it, and it's sending packets back and forth for the user inputs and such.

So what it's doing right now is it's analyzing our Internet.

We are on a co axial, gigabit non weird connection, so we only have 25 megabit up, which is still more than enough for our gaming experience.

It recommends, I believe it said 15 megabit down for 7 20 p 60 f.

But you can configure that in the settings.

You can also configure for low late and see graphical quality, balanced competitive.

You could kind of fine tune your connection a little bit to try and get as little late and see as possible.

The service is gonna connect to whatever server is closest to you with the best Leighton see.

And it does that at that Leighton see test that you just saw.

So obviously with us being in the l A area connected us to a Southwest server and, um, it will even tell us during that test.

What are Ping is we're getting about a consistent 17 millisecond ping here because again, we are Uncle Axial, not fiber.

If we were on fire, that probably closer to like five.

But the problem inherently with cloud based gaming is late and see.

And in any sort of shooter game, having any added late and see usually can be completely game changing term intended pun intended.

When it comes Thio, you're being able to actually hit your target.

Because if you see it, you know, let's say 2030 milliseconds after wherever it really waas, it's like that whole net code thing back with Battlefield four all over again, like I'm shooting where the guy was, but he's over here now, but it's actually not that bad.

So I'm starting with Half Life two only because this is a very simple game on.

I think it's one that's actually coming back in popularity again simply because of half life.

So now that I want to launch Half Life two, it's making me install it.

But fortunately, when it comes to installing it, it's very much like a giant supercomputer version of the That land cash that we showed for the dream hack set up where all the game's already on the servers.

It just has to connect to it and install it, which is pretty much instantaneous.

Only, that's That was huge back in the day, but six gigabytes today, even on the sea of a 10 megabit connection, that's gonna take you a while to download still 60 gigabytes you probably spent in 1/2 an hour or maybe an hour or more trying to download that.

I don't math very well, but the second I hit next, watch this look, the download speed just done already, right?

It said, ah, 100 megabytes or 95 megabytes per second peak.

That's simply because of the fact that it never really had a chance to fully down to get its download speed ramped up.

And all I did was grab it from its own server.

So now we can hit play for how good these LG speakers were.