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with cloud gaming and GPU mining in sharp decline, that seems to be unlikely to happen soon. the GPU market recovering. and even if "cloud" "gaming" becomes th
by throwaway0x7E6 4y ago
with cloud gaming and GPU mining in sharp decline, that seems to be unlikely to happen soon. the GPU market recovering.
and even if "cloud" "gaming" becomes the new normal shoved down our throats anyway, there are enough great games for a few lifetimes already
- echelon 4y ago> with cloud gaming This is merely premature. We'll eventually get GPUs at the edge to serve urban customers on a wide variety of devices. I'm not a fan of subscription gaming, but companies will want to do this for their entire back catalogs. > GPU mining in sharp decline, that seems to be unlikely to happen soon. the GPU market recovering. Just in time for all the AI/ML startups!
- throwaway0x7E6 4y agothat would require a supermassive investment that I doubt anyone is willing to make anytime soon. Google has tried hard enough, and failed miserably, without making as much as a dent. publishers love the idea, yeah, but people don't. until it's outright forced upon us, it will not gain traction >Just in time for all the AI/ML startups! thankfully, not a great time for bullshit startups, and hopefully won't be for a while longer I don't know what the future holds, but right now, things are looking up. for example, a 3060 is $350-400 and there's no shortage of cards.