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The gaming community also used Paperspace sometimes for PC game streaming. It allowed users to install Steam or other clients to tap into existing libraries. I
by ineedasername 3y ago
The gaming community also used Paperspace sometimes for PC game streaming. It allowed users to install Steam or other clients to tap into existing libraries.
I found about it in the reddit /r/cloudygamer sub and used it temporarily on vacation to play Assassin's Creed Odyssey and it worked pretty well.
- kossTKR 3y agoTrue, but i would say shadow.tech is way better valuable for money.
- ineedasername 3y agoAt the time I used Paperspace shadow was in some kind of limbo, not accepting new customers-- I'm not sure if pre-existing ones were still able to use the service. Also Paperspace would let you choose how much GPU you needed, which seemed like a nice way to conserve costs if you were playing low-overhead games, some indies or older games, though I never used it as such.
- TheFreim 3y agoDoes anyone know of a service like this that only charges based on storage + how much you use it? I would like to use something like this to run some windows software so I don't need a local VM or dual booting but paying monthly for something I would only use a few hours a month would not work for me.
- leach 3y agoI feel like shadow always had way more latency, and paper space was much more consistent
- kawsper 3y agoI used Paperspace to do daily quests in Age of Empires 2 on a holiday once, it worked great for that.