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> even then anything heavy can be done in the cloud or at the network edge (with minimal latency thanks to 5g, see cloud gaming). Hard doubt. And anyways, why
by andrepd 5y ago
> even then anything heavy can be done in the cloud or at the network edge (with minimal latency thanks to 5g, see cloud gaming).
Hard doubt. And anyways, why 5G? I don't see any figures where 5G outperforms fiber in latency.
- FroshKiller 5y agoEven if it did, that's only talking about latency pushing the image down. I wouldn't expect input latency to ever improve to the point that most gamers play exclusively via cloud.