This $199 "GeForce Now" PC is amazing
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$199 "GeForce Now" PC = DIRT CHEAP AAA GAMING
• This $199 "GeForce Now...
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Builds a PC with only AMD parts then lets Nvidia do all the heavy work xD
Nvidia uses Epyc servers for Geforce now....
That's not an insult since AMD has upped its processor game.
@@NoGoodNoob Or Dual Socket Intel Xeon Gold... Year, they use BOTH.
Nvidia is not Intel either. With Intel entering the GPU space, an Nvidia GPU has to be paired with a rival firm.
Nvidia's smart "if you don't make CPUs buy the best ones"
Still geforce GPU'S though.
2019: "Mowed neighbours lawn and now I have money to build PC".
2020: "Mowed neighbours lawn and now I have money to buy faster internet".
It must be a big ass lawn.
Where could I find people rich enough to pay me a grand for moving their lawn
@@getpoked2498 I guess if you moved it really really far you could ask for travel compensation.
@@internetexplorer1057 I SEA what you did there...OCEAN you funny!!
oNe
Phabeon Dominguez that second pun was underwhelming.
Imagine how hyped up folk with 10 year old potatoes are right now
we are very hype
Lol
🤣
It honestly works pretty great and I'm happy now
Yea man
GeForce Now: Actually functions properly.
Google Stadia: *Quietly cries in the corner...*
Yep, but becaus of google S(hit)tadia some publishers remove their games from Geforce Now. What for those who don't have a powerfull pc and bought games to play them on geforce now, and now those A-holes from activision and bethesda remove them? Greedy f*ers.
HarmonicaPL ehm, if you don't have the hardware to play a game, don't buy it. None of these things can be used as a substitute for owning a proper gaming PC which incidentally isn't expensive to have now anyway, for 200 instead of this dungpile he could have gotten a Elite 8200, and a GTX-1650 and been running all that stuff locally
@@HarmonicaPL why are they removing the games from geforce now because of stadia? What does stadia have to do with geforce now aside from the fact that they're competitors?
@@JustA.Person legal agreements - activision got a contract with google stadia so their games can be played only with their streaming service exclusively. This way they can sell their games for the second time. Activision Blizzard finalised the deal with Google after they put their games on Geforce Now, so they needed to remove them. The way activision and google acts is pure ripping the consumer. If a person bought their games and subscribed Geforce Now to play then then now this person is deprived of way to play those games. No matter that a person bought a game and wanted to play it with streaming service which is really renting a powerfull computer, so a game publisher has nothing to do with it. They want to make more money making people to buy games their already own.
@@noth606 I strongly disagree. If there is a service which allows me to play games even without having a powerfull pc, why I can't I use it this way? The idea of game streaming is to give access to games for people who can't/don't want to pay for a bit more capable hardware and are happy with casual gaming. The way publishers, mostly activision which was the first to do so, is just a pure consumer ripping. I've got a pc with gtx 1060 which is capable enough for my needs, but I also got a cheap laptop which I want to game on when I'm not at home. So if I can rent a powerfull machine, which game streaming services really is, and play games I want on hardware I have, then why the publisher doesn't allow me to do so, even if the game was previously available and I've already payed for it? It's just the way to make you purchase the game twice - because activision got a deal with google, that their games will be streamed only on stadia. So, geforce is basically working and much better in technical terms than stadia, but it is being slaughtered by publishers to remove their games in favor of stadia, to sell them second time via the new streaming service. Streaming may not be a gaming substitute for pro gamers who play competetively or just want as little lag as possible, but for a casual gamer, who wants to play a few games without breaking a bank, that's more than enough. And it's cheaper to, you would need to pay for Geforce Now for about 5 or 6 years, to spent money equivalent of midrange gpu, without counting for the rest of pc. You just forget that different people got different needs and a good streaming service can be sufficent enough for them. In this case removing game by a publisher and cancelling access to it for those who already paid and then making it a the-other-stream-exclusive is purely being a dick.
as someone with almost 4000 hours on rocket league, it hurt my soul how blissfully unaware you were of the fact that you were scoring on your own goal.
Kai nigguh mowmenut
how the fuck can you play rocketleague for 4k hours???
@@astrxls9446 the game has been out for 5 years
That is roughly the amount of time it took to get my bachelors in electrical engineering. Seems like time well spent...
feel ya homie, we're on the same hours
Kyle: 2800 is on the low side of ddr4
Meanwhile the verge: This is pretty fast ram, it is 2666mhz I believe..
:D
2 years ago 2666mhz wasn't really slow since ram prices were through the roof and alot of end users bought 2400mhz because it was affordable
Bruh I use 1333 ddr3 (other stick is 1600 cuz they sent me mismatched, long story)
@@Omgazombie2k 2 years ago the standard for many gaming pc's were around 3200mhz and with a 2000 dollars budget 2666 was shit even in 2018
Meanwhile Lyle : I can run on 3200 MHz.
Doot well yeah at a 2k budget which isn’t what I’m saying, I’m just saying 2666mhz wasn’t slow at that point for most people considering the abysmal cost of ram during 2017/2018 like it was almost 180$ for 2400mhz back then
Title: $199 pc omg so good wow.
Monitor: *sad $500 noises*
:(
Could get a 50$ 60hz one on Amazon.. probably less
Typical Randomness mans is baked
@Typical Randomness dude my monitor is 60hz and can ve overclocked to over 75hz and its less than $70
I have a 24" 1080 60hz secondary monitor that I paid $80 for on sale at BestBuy. Acer K242HQL.
Once the Raspberry Pi gets support, you'll only need $35.
this ^^
Its not gonna get support for linux probably
@@vilho4649 Nvidia is shit at Linux support.
Omg i forgot about the pi
You can get windows on raspberry so it can be done
Eveyone with old PC will be hyped when this video finally loads for them today.
I hope my dial-up can handle this, because I'm going to overclock my telephone line.
You Can Overclock a 56K Modem, And Make It At 112K, No BS!
I overclocked my microwave and it burned the apartment down in 30 seconds flat :D
@@calvinjuliet4877 Wow! I should try that!
I overclocked my grandma's life support and now she's climbing up the side of the empire state building and yoinking airplanes out the sky
@@ahmadhackett7383 😂😂
300ms..... welcome to living in Australia
One of these years they will stop sending internet packets by Kangaroo.
Abram Carroll that’s years away mate, the kangaroos are only beaten in speed by the emu, but we can’t hire em, cuz we lost the war and we made peace by not making them work for us
Sorry about your geolocation.
Light can only travel so fast, bud.
@@Fireholder1 Light travels at 186,282 miles per second (299,792 kilometers per second). Light can go around the Earth 7.5 times in one second. That is a 133 ms maximum ping, gaming from the exact opposite side of the earth, due to the speed of light.
@@abram730
Light is slightly slower when traveling through a medium. Your calculation is based on the speed of light in a vacuum.
Regardless, Internet data aren't a continuous beam of light, and they most definitely don't travel at the speed of light.
It's fast, but not that fast.
The problem, dear sir, is not that the data can't travel fast enough along the medium, the problem is the time it takes each device to handle a data packet. This is called 'latency', and is measured in milliseconds.
An increase in distance means an increase not only in the time it takes the packet to travel along the medium, whether that packet is sent as an electrical signal or a pulse of light, but also the number of devices that must process the packet between source and destination.
Australia is a very long distance away from the rest of the Western world.
Slightly less/slightly more than half a day away, as the Earth spins.
5:25 Ok, I don't know how sturdy it is, but that hinge is sweet.
I was thinking the same thing, I mean... Corsair who? NZXT who? Gimme this $50 case
I have this case for my old PC. The hinge is fairly sturdy, though I'm sure something will happen if you yeet it open.
God0fPie do you live in Portland? I bought a PC with this case like a year ago, with a GTX 950 and a Athlon X4 860K.
@@gen-zboomer Nah, I don't. I do still have my old PC though. It has an i5-6600 and used to have a 1050 ti in it, but I sold the GPU.
I had one aswell, pretty nice case but I did myself no favors by having a non-modular psu inside. Took up most of the HDD bay space and I eventually ran it with a hard drive hanging out the side on my desk lol
"just a little bit of latency"
*Heat Death of the universe happens before screen moves*
*hehe, time to siege*
Yea, look at when he was in his steam library. The highlighted title vs where his cursor is. Lol
Not really a thing tho
😂😂😂
You can't reduce latency below 100ms, some of it are impossible to solve such as hardware latency, and some are on the network which isn't as fast or stable since routing on the internet is usually congested and some nodes responds slowly.
For instance a ping test is fast cuz its only several bytes of data in packets... Actual video and audio and controls being streamed involves a LOT MORE DATA.
130Mbps download is meaningless if the server is 90ms away from you across the country. More speeds doesn't make the stream come sooner (just more thoroughout from your PC to your ISP, after that its slower connection from node to node to the target), you need to upgrade the world's network to fiber optic for that.
@@dra6o0n Indeed, I can get below 25ms latency with Parsec and AWS T4 Instances.
Me: Wow, an Athalon running rocket league!
My laptop with an AMD FX: Don't get any ideas, please...
Nvidia: please do
U can still play
@@WhereTheCat No, it's free but only for an hour, you should reconnect again
@@RealToxicz 0 sec. You can reconnect immediately. Keep note you have to wait until a rig is free every time you reconnect which takes up like a minute or even second depending on which server you chose in settings.
me, being used to playing at 300 ping on every game
i was born for this
2:38 “2800 is definitely on the low side of things”
_cries in 2400_
Edit: mfw I get 500 likes for a low effort comment
**Laughs in 3800**
I have 2133Mhz and I used to have DDR3 couple of months before
1666mhz
@@katech6020 2166 is ddr3 isnt it?
@@b4tty it is a DDR4-2133MHz in a laptop
you needed to go to the geforce now settings and activate the competitive mode, it goes on 720p 120 fps
I had this case, I cut 120mm sized holes in the right side & added a fan there lol
Some real craftsmanship sir. Nicely done
I've had two variants of that case as well for a couple of cheaper pcs for the house, good idea you had cause the thermals are terrible out of the box.
Then you took an arrow to the knee or something like that, didn’t you?
13:53
Kyle just realised how idiotic it is to be doing budget PC runs on a 4k monitor 🙄
Yeah! What a surprise for him... 🤦♂️
tutacat I don’t think it’s his main account
11:40 Lesson of this video: “If you’re going to connect directly to your router, connect directly to your router” ~Kyle 2020
10:14 couple milliseconds? Thats looks like half a second xD
and you were right lol .3 of a second xD
I can find a used $89 Dell to do this
Optiplex gang 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
@@dalethomas8179 the new raspberry pi 4 can run windows if you get the 4GB version
G'day Jody, I think that GFN is awesome for for people who can only afford to go the Used Acer, Dell or HP OEM PC route, & if you can be happy with the 1hr a day free play time it is a real bargain
@Pavor But that isn't full Windows, it won't run regular x86 software without horribly slow emulation, not even the desktop Windows 10 ARM varianr
I can find a used Dell for $60 to do this
Realizing this computer is more powerful than the one i bought for 900€ 6 years ago.
@Anton Babani lol what
Dude you must have got scammed
Anton Babani Welcome to technology, where things upgrade over 6 years.
This will get stomped by my 10 year old Phenom II + 750ti
@Anton Babani lol what
"This 199 geforce now PC is amazing"
Me running Ge force now on my broken ass laptop and it running smooth: yeah... you don't even need this build to run it... but it sure would be nice..
@Wat I have tried both wired and wireless, both seem to be fine (atleast on my internet).
My internet speed is meant to be 100MB but I'm probably only getting around 40-50MB.
works great on a shit laptop with intel hd 4600 and on WIFI HAHAHA About 10-15 bmps and it's great. Below 10 mbps and it's choppy.
All I need now is a good internet 😁
@@Draconuv 10-15 mbps is all yo uneed for 720p at max settings of course.
Choice777 I play with 10Bmps and it’s sooo smooth
You can literally run GeForce now perfectly on a $50 computer
yeah it only depends on internet, you could run it on a nokia if you wanted to
GeForce now on my chrome book it’s great
@@drippeeboye607 Hey dripzy are u still sweaty
@@drippeeboye607 Is this xxsweatydripzyclipzyxxclapzy
@@nope9166 hey is this xqxh are you sweaty
"and you can build this same system for less than $200" (shows PC part picker price of $199.89)
I mean hes not lying but yeah would be less confusing to just say 200.
199.99 would still be under 200
hey that's 11 more cents you can put towards a 2080 Ti
@@Bitwit What about taxes Kyle, we live in a society here and have to pay our dues.
@@Bitwit or you just do it for clicks just be honest guy
bold of you to assume i have a monitor
U have a tv??
What is a tv?
Lol
Lemme guess, butterknife
I remember seeing a £4 monitor in the window of a charity shop of some kind didn't get it but have been curious about its resolution ever since (I assume that's what would be wrong with it as opposed to it just not working)
if you record at 60fps it might be more accurate on the "ms" delay
@AO1337 slightly ironic
Yeah all this testing methodology was really infuriating
"Those of you who don't live under Iraq" I mean the subtitles are close enough. 0:01
Nice......
Lmao
Use VPN
I tried it and it worked
Great test! Meanwhile, I tried running GeForce now on a Pentium 4 PC. It just works!
when geforce now was still in beta, my school's internet didnt block it so I installed it on a bunch of the computers in my graphic design class and a bunch of us played GTA 5 all class
LOL
Trevor Bollinger same in my tech ed room I installed it on a Mac but admin had a pass so I put it into a folder instead of use applications then just played a bit.
That's what I did with my friends except we were cool with the tech teacher so we (and the teacher) just installed steam and played non demanding games like l4d and battleblock theater all through high school.
@@leg4cy2 This is exactly what we did in my 3d digital design class. God I was trying to remember how we did it for a while now. Good memories we all played alot of csgo lol. The mac minis we had ran hot af tho but I got 60fps in CS so I wasn't complaining.
Still not blocked in my district here :^)
11:30 -Kyle's official guide on how to play doom like you're vacuuming a house.
LOL I WAS LIKE WHAT'S HE DOING
lmao
lMaO
Thanks to your videos I feel confident enough to build my first PC! Thanks man you're awesome!!
Feel free to ask for help picking parts or during the build if you want :)
Jeffry Walker
Hecc yea man, you got this!
I guess you might already be on r/buildapc subreddit ; but if not you should definitely check it out! One of the most helpful subreddits out there.
13:45 And now you know why Nvidia's motto used to be 'The way it's meant to be played'
6:05 Weaksauce password and no 2-factor
ive been using geforce now for 2 years now and i am having a great expirience, but i would buy a better computer still
Hows being locked at 60fps
Golden eye runs pretty smooth
Retaliate if you use competitive mode you can get 120
@@metzger5850 I laughed
@@retaliate6094 🤔 I'm sure it would be Awesome if your Gaming PC cant hit 60fps using it's own hardware 😁
You own your own house, have done massive home improvement projects to it, and still run powerline ethernet adapters to your office? WTF?
Also, 130Mbs would be up, then processed, then down. Probably something like 60/10/60... Edit- Forgot about the processing lag on your end as well, so maybe more like 10/50/10/50/10... which is the down side to these streaming services. Any one of those steps by itself is no big deal, but your ping is being nickle-&-dimed at every step.
It all depends on how well you can route cables through the walls
@@resneptacle
Or an attic, or basement if you have one, or you could even run cables outside. I have never settled for WiFi, and would never settle for powerline ethernet for my main PC.
With all the "Home Improvement" you have done lately, you also should install proper LAN Cables where its needed. :)
every month i am upgrading but this this helped me out last year, thanks to my parents for the help, and this great video :)
Honestly for people just starting to game GeForce now is an amazing platform to use. I've been personally using it for about 1-2 years and it worked really well. If you want to skip the wait-line I'd reccomend getting the 3 month free trial for their founders edition and if you think its worth it you should upgrade.
When you click so fast that there are no comments.
Eat your cereal
be the comment you want to see in the comments
When you get fooled by video page to think there are no comments.
I am speed
eat your cereal
Me and the bois playing Rainbow Six Siege on shitty school laptops
PC: 200$
One game on steam: 60$
Perfect sense
A pc to run AAA games at native 1080p60 would be upwards of $400 and you have to buy the games still. Did you think you'd get the games for free? Steam regularly run sales and not all games are $60. Admittedly a cheaper pc could provide the same experience but this is just an example no?
@@williamdevereux470 It 's not sarcasm, Bill. It literally makes perfect sense, lol. You can spend more on games and make a cheap PC for your TV, for example. I know it sounds like sarcasm, tho.
Pondo Pondo it will be a better idea building a pc rather then getting GeForce now
@@evil7260 Dude, it's not even comparable. My 1440p PC cost around 3k$, but for a few bucks I can game on my ultrabook or plug my 10 yeard old pc to a TV or for someone who plays from time to time, like once a week it's a great option.
Pondo Pondo i meant for hardcore-average gamers it will be very hard to compete in multiplayer games and I have heard that the FPS is locked at 60 plus you need a good internet connection
What a great idea. I love how you are willing to pause the video to try the ethernet and monitor when others might criticize the software and experience and not try anything else. You also broke down the framerate explanation. Kyle this is why you're my favorite!
This is an amazing program, you don't need a gaming pc just buy the games you like and run it on NVIDIA Geforce go, I tried it on the stream HP laptop and i getted 60 fps while playing Destiny 2!
" just buy the games you like ..." Well. not quite. It has to be supported - check the list first.
should of messed with the geforecenow settings also, cause i was testing this for years and games ran clear and fine..
GeForce Now with the competitive settings at 720p 120fps is actually so smooth, I hate that he didn't dive in!
@KryptonicHD yup, i have vids where i reviewed games, they ran good and was clear as day
@@KryptonicHD That would probably even look fine on a 1440p monitor with integer scaling D:
sorry to be THAT guy, but it is should've, shortened from should have. Should of is not a thing.
RavenousJoe no one cares
Kyle: 300ms lag is unplayable
Me: back in the day raiding Black Temple and Sunwell with 500ms+ 🤔
angel102ify I had 1MIL ping on overwatch once, I think it was so bad it was just adding ping on though
You guys do know the difference between network lag and input lag right?
He is talking about input lag. Not network lag. Input lag is far worse and not at all related.
@@tootone Offsite rendering means network latency _is_ input latency.
It’s nice to think about the fact that NVIDIA most likely had to buy some amd CPU’s in order to make their servers.
Sadly they use XEON CPUs. You may ask where I know that, if you play Minecraft in GeForce now and press the F3 button to show the debug screen, you can see the specs of the pc.
Doe it matter what they use so long as they deliver good service?
@@AnonEyeMouse Yes, I totally agree with you, as long as they deliver a great value to its customers.
Not at all, you can check most game settings show instances run on Intel CPUs, but, even so, nvidia is less in competition with AMD than Radeon group and even lately it seems AMD is regretting their radeon investment and might drop them
@@AnonEyeMouse it does matter. We cant lol as effectively if they use xeon. I mean. We can lol a little bit because that's stupid. But not as much if they used a direct competitor.
"I don't mind drinking a half empty cup, as long as it's mine !"
- General De Gaulle -
The idea behind GeForce Now is not bad, and the perf looks good, however I still much prefer limiting the dependency to external services as much as possible.
"2800 MHz is generally on the low side of DDR4"
*Cries with 2133 MHz single-channel*
Just had a "This Changes Everything" moment. Now, if only they would launch in my region :)
Use a VPN like Nord, Tunnelbear, or Proton. You can easily find premium accounts out there
@@recyclingbin_ Except what would the connection over the internet be like? (No idea what "region" OP is referring to, but Australia? I doubt it would be good.)
@@Kage-Yami With good providers like Nord or Tunnelbear or Proton there would be very little change in upload and download speeds for an average user as long as they have decent internet. If anything you can just use 720p resolution 30fps and super low settings. Australia however is another story....
Try Shadow Tech..
@@Kage-Yami I'm in South Africa. We'll probably have slightly better latency than Oz but not fantastic :)
You gotta go to settings in GeForce now to actually customize resolution and stuff
So he would be able to do Rocket League in 1080p after his changes? I was puzzled initially that GeForce Now had trouble doing 1080.
I can do 1080p perfectly fine. And yes he could, you just have to go to the settings to customize.
@@tylercobb1860 Thanks!
@@BoltRM yes sometimes these "tech guys" really blow my mind with their "tech knowledge".
@@TJ.85 this isn't "tech knowledge", this is a garbage service that nobody should use because it's a waste of money
No one: ..................
Me: Well, I know what I'm going to build for my mom now
Gamer mom?
@@Snagoot yes, mostly home design programs, The Sims, and Solitaire lol
I was thinking the same thing watching this. My brother-in-law just uses his computer for Facebook and email. Currently has some old Best buy crap that is running Vista.
7:33 "better than the avg household", meanwhile me vibing with my 1mbps i pay 70€ for
That's a cool case, the way the whole front and top hinge forward to allow you plenty of access to put your stuff in is very clever.
12:50 If this happens again, try hitting the "List All Modes" option.
"They've done it Watson!" Indeed they have Kyle
😆
It's tempting to go get my old E6550 Core 2 Duo PC and try it on that.
Spends 200 dollars on a computer,
spends over 200 dollars per month on a reliable internet connection.
STONKS
Maybe in US, I get 600mbps down/60up for 20€/month, unlimited data.
@@henkok021 wtf I pay 60 dollars a month for 100 down/ 65 up
40$ a month 300 down 300 up in California
300 down 25 up unlimited for $65 a month here in Florida.
$8/month for 100mbps up/down in India.
You can get upto 1 Gbps up/down $55/month.
All data plans are unlimited no data cap, symmetric connection no matter whatever plan you buy.
13:52
Kool aid man has entered the lobby
ur thumbnails reactions could be really good twitch "pog" emoji
Austin would say "Something you should not cheap out on is the psu."
It’s evga which is reliable
Omg this is by far the best review (in terms of testing) of GeForce now. The network part, display part omg you just nailed it during explanation
Because most reviews are shilling for Google (do you remember who owns RUclips?). It's also the reason so many companies pulled out of geforce now on release, Google probably complained with companies that had agreements in place and now they had to compete, and game companies would rather you buy the game again on stadia than let you stream what you already own for free/cheap.
@@jubeh actually you are right tbh
I've had it on my retina macbook pro (2015) and geforce now gave me a new look at pc gaming
Countries with Bad Internet and expensive PC parts, Cries In corner :’(
Wait! Can you compare that systems native performance? - I want to see it struggle without GeForce now.
bro do you want that thing to have a stroke? lol
It cant even run those games
Raspberry pi: *let me introduce myself*
and you can still play cs go and overwatch on the pc
edit: kinda
Not even kinda. Vega 3 does CS:GO at 1080p pro settings at 100+ FPS. Overwatch is harder especially since it's often CPU bottlenecked even when overclocked but 720p 60fps is possible on this chip.
@@cm01 Yeah, you are right. I didn't think about the lower res most pros use
@mikko mattila Bethesda did the same thing today Kyle won't be playing doom or it's sequel on this system again.
@mikko mattila no this is performance that can be achieved natively on the chip with just some more, faster, dual channel RAM and some overclocking.
Been using geforce now to play pc games on my 1.2ghz notepad. Its worth every penny. I connect 5hgz network via a 5ghz wifi dongle. 350mps internet.
I use GeForce now with an old school Chromebook that I put windows on. It has an item Celeron processor, so you don't need much.
Looking forward to seeing you bench this with RE2 in the usual fashion....
Resident evil 2 remake is gone. I haven't seen it there in months.
Shadow blade is also a good streaming service, I used it while I was saving up for a gpu and everything ran perfectly at max settings on a cheap note book.
I'll have to check it out.
Why buy an expensive GPU then anyway?
@@kingphiltheill Because native resolution on your home PC is always better than streaming on an internet connection whether the service is free or not.
@@rmt74358 it looks better, that's for sure. But if it's a better decision for the individual is highly dependent on the circumstances.
@@kingphiltheill Still doesn't change the fact that it's not better than a gpu installed. Some would say that it's a matter of preference. Ones preference does not change the actual detail between native resolution from a gpu installed on your PC to detail being streamed, especially detail that can be pixelated due to latency.
On his second frame test I actually think it started moving at frame 3 instead of 4 ?
Is wasn't the screen moving, it was the smoke in the game. I think
I saw the same thing
This what I am going to use for my 2011 Inspirion 630.
11:22 and this is why people who play games competitively online (especially fighting games) prefer to be wired in rather than use Wi-Fi.
It really does make a difference when it comes to frame-perfect timing.
i have just tried this out to see for myself and i must same it's quiet impressive and will definitely help the very low tier of PC builds (plus like to see a vid about this but with a PC built under the $100 price or lower) but there are some issue about it, like when i was playing Rocket league the resolution did drop to what i think it look like is 720p briefly and another issue is you need to own the game, shore you might have the game already in you steam library and it's 70gb or more to download which could take a full day or two but if you compare it against the Xbox PC game pass then for me the Xbox will win hands down in the subscription area, Yes you have to download the games but you are not paying £50+ on each game if GeForce Now was to combine with steam and Xbox game pass and some others then the gaming world will change but if that don't happen then I see it lost and forgotten like all the others that came before it to steam games.
The game takes less than 1 minute to download a game, I have been purchasing steam games since 2013 just randomly, and I discovered this last week XD, it is very impressive, I own a good PC Gaming and it surprise me that I do not have to buy the next Xbox, ps4 or build another PC because I have a good internet and it runs perfectly I belive this is a revolutionary way to play, and if internet services and data gets better this is gonna rule, yes it is sad that you have to buy the games but think you are saving on the build, and you can play it for free, even thinking is just 1hr, but you just restart, or pay 5dlls, maybe in the future will we be receiving more free games and turning this into a Netflix gaming, if there's is a new info I could know let me know it
2:38 “2800 is on the low side of things”
Me with 2600: am I a joke to you
2133 here..I'm even worse :p
Helix Adam Oxford me with a 1320 i think
2:38 "2800 is definitely on the low side of things"
Me: Using 12GB 1333 DDR3 and 1GB GeForce 8400GS (which is utter trash) 😭😭😭
I can sell you an 8 gb rx580 for like $90
@@caveresch Thanks much for the offer, but I'm currently saving to buy a proper system, using an RX580 with my current will lead to a lot of bottleneck. I believe that someone in need (maybe an upcoming graphic designer) will appreciate this alot. Hope someone sees it and you get it sold. Thanks again!
@@alandoangatiah5751 yeah no problem just thought I'd throw it out there... Got a stupid sick deal on ebay for a 5700xt and decided I need to pay it forward and try and give the 580 to someone for cheap cheap... 90 might still be a bit much haven't really checked prices lol so sorry if it seemed high after my previous statement.
Fire up GeForce now and your good to go lol.
I think even Lyle would approve of this experience. Give it to him for WRKHRS3!
14:05 Kyle: They've done it! 1080p, 60 fps!
Nvidia: KYLE FIGURED OUT HOW TO SET UP OUR SHIT!!!
God I hope this picks up and stays (and comes to my region). This is amazing, serious game changer
It’s only amazing if you have potato pc luckily I don’t so it not much of a big deal but I saw why you mean tho
I have a chem exam tomorrow and im here this early
Element 115 quick
Name fact all details
@@sannidhyabalkote9536 smol pp
@@dakshkhurana8234 ok you're ready for tomorrow
Get to work lazy ass
@@myaccount__7269 wdyt ive been doing for the last 20 hours
I am playing Hitman 2 and warframe on my android, Pretty sure I love Geforce Now ♥️
How ?
@@carim.K geforce now android app
@@PannyLanny thanks bro 💙
Do we need to pay to get this geforce now stream?
@@candidosilva7755 no the free version is limited tho only 1hr gameplay at a time then reload but still awesome
about that PC-partpicker list you put together at the start of the video, NEVER get 4 GB of Ram , ever, seriously, just buy older parts second hand if you need to save money. heck i would buy a power supply off AliExpress (don't do this either) before i would go with only 4GB of Ram.
pretty awesome access! Some people with very old PCs can connect and play current games.
When you switched monitors didn’t you go to 60 Hz so then your latency becomes 1/60 x 4 = 0.067 ms?
It's not about the screen framerate, but the camera framerate, I believe.
Give me local rendering or give me death! You can have my dedicated hardware when you pry it from my cold, dead hands!
But seriously, I'm not pleased by everyone jumping on the cloud bandwagon. I trust the hardware more when I have physical access to it.
Well the hardware isn't going to cheat on you unlike "her".
Well technically it's seeing lots of other people behind your back... Sorry for the bad news.
At this point I think Nvidia will stop selling GPUs
when it comes to competitive gaming I'd trust nvidia cloud over a 40yo virgin I their moms basement with cheat engine installed
Well I do indeed like it when my hardware sits under my table BUT in times of not being home like being in school or on a trip with a laptop and acceptable internet connection this is saving my life.
Some of us can’t afford hardware :(
So, you need internet?
Already a barrier for me at the moment.
"I'm going to build a pc with the most dirt cheap parts I can find"
Me: *cries in asus prime a320-k*
Refreshing to see a video on something that isn’t super overkill
Bruh how is this possible 🤯
Video streaming, basically
8:30 just press alt+enter simultaneously for full screen
first thing i tried but no dice
Bitwit do you can help me please?
Im new and want to build a game pc that is 200€ or less and can play modern games at 60 fps is the minium
What you recommend?
Thanks for you time
@@Ayoub-wg3tw you are not playing aaa games at 60 fps with 200 euro sorry. 400 would get you there with some settings turned down.
Itachi Tech Talk but on RUclips i see €200 builds fortnite 60 fps?
@@Ayoub-wg3tw maybe at lowest settings 720p. i can try to help you if you want. add me on discord. Itachi#9298
“Moo point”.... i see you watch friends..
Alex Rubio music It’s like a cow’s opinion....it doesn’t matter
But dont think you could do this as a german.
German internet is like steam locomotives in the age where hyperloop is mainstream.
and it works on chromebooks now. and chromebooks are all from the cloud so you can never run out of memory. quite awesome
Nooo he didn’t put it on competitive so he’s gonna get lower FPS 😭
"2800MHz is a bit down the line for DDR4"
Me, with 2666MHz DDR4 gaming system:
Meanwhile me with ddr3:
When you're so early there's no good comments
i highly recommend this product. i do prefer a dedicated graphics card, but this program completely blew my mind i did not expect GeForce Now to work as well as it did. off of my 2015 mac book air 4gb 1600 MHz DDR3 ram intel HD Graphics 6000 1536 MB i was able to run high settings on both csgo and fortnite OFF OF A WIRELESS CONNECTION. i started off with csgo running on high everything. the game ran smooth with 1 lag spike it the 20 mins i played, considering the fact i was playing wirelessly to my network at 108mp down 12 up. the game was playable for sure as expected. now with fortnite i was just blown away playing at 100-200 fps on high settings off a 2015 macbook air. for anyone wondering i got 10 kills and won the game. also something to throw in Geforce Now auto record any kill and win not really sure what else on fortnite or other games but its nice for content creators. currently i'm saving money up to buy parts to build my computer this will do till then. you can get an hour of play, i'm pretty sure its an hour a day, and for 5$ its unlimited time. all in all its awesome its exactly what the community needed and i had no clue it existed. after typing a whole essay in the comment section of a youtube video im going to conclude my story with me going to sleep its 5:30 AM. Goodnight.
It's an hour a session for free (not hour a day). After a session ends you can immediately join another hour long session. And so on. So you can play way more than an hour a day for free.
@@estusflask982 i just went ahead and got the founders one free 90 days and then 5$ a month after ill have my pc built before the 90 days are up ill just cancel it then it also plays rust pretty well no lag or anything just depending on your wifi
Works like a charm with Macbook Pro late 2013 roughly $200 value although response is much better with ethernet connection through Thunderbolt port than using wi-fi.