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Can you point to any writeups about this? The cost is low enough that I could just try it myself, but I do have one question about "controller support." I play
by chadgeidel 9y ago
Can you point to any writeups about this? The cost is low enough that I could just try it myself, but I do have one question about "controller support." I play PC Racing sims - I wonder about the support for wheel/pedals.
I'm assuming VR is out of the question due to the latencies.
- pault 9y agoParsec supports controllers: https://faq.parsec.tv/articles/10080-setting-up-your-controllers https://faq.parsec.tv/articles/10080-setting-up-your-control... I don't think VR is supported, and yeah, even a low ping would make it a vomit comet anyway. Here's the pricing: https://www.paperspace.com/pricing https://www.paperspace.com/pricing You have to sign up and then request access to the GPU instances (each instance type has to be requested individually, unfortunately. I found the GPU+ instance to be a little underpowered, and the P5000 has been performant enough that I haven't bothered to try the P6000). I can take up to 24 hours to get access. Once you have that though, you can create an instance with the parsec image and it comes with all the drivers, as well as steam and EA origin pre-installed. The parsec client by default starts up without admin mode, which crashes a lot in my experience, so I log in using the browser client and restart the parsec server as admin manually. It's basically ready to go out of the box and the longest part of the setup is just waiting for your steam games to install.
- chadgeidel 9y agoThank you!
- boxerbk 9y agoYou can just go to parsec.tv/account. You don't have to use the paperspace website at all with parsec anymore. I'm the cofounder of parsec btw
- pault 9y agoAwesome! Do you have an ETA for 4k support? Also, which instance types can be launched from parsec? Awesome software BTW!