So one of the things with streaming is that you aren’t getting a typical video input/output. You’re getting en encoded video, like you’re watching YouTube. No VRR with streaming.
It is not. Not by a long shot.
I stream locally in the house in a 10GbE network from a 3080Ti machine to a myriad of devices and they are all terrible at it except the minipc that also has a 10GbE NIC in it.
Most TV’s and streaming devices have FE or a neutered GbE NIC that gets maybe 200Mbps...
Cloud gaming just doesn’t work for much
I have 10GbE in the house and using moonlight or steam link to stream from Steam to my living room is still shit. Playing FFVII Remake/Rebirth is a terrible experience. Of course, my various boxes receiving the stream aren’t 10GbE, but input latency is...
This subsidizing cost things is a wild take.
I buy one - two games a year.
Last PC game I bought - Battlefield 6.
Last Switch 2 game I bought - Final Fantasy VII & Remake pack when that dropped
Last PS5 game I bought - Final Fantasy VII Rebirth at release
I know I'm on the low end of game...
I was taking typing lessons and math lab on Macintosh and PC’s in the early/mid 90’s. The DoD school we went to had a really neat computer lab, had both sets of systems.
Every classroom also had a Mac system though, and that’s what the teachers used.
Don’t see another Mac in the education...
Just for some numbers I ran for ya'll for purposes of this discussion.
MBP 16 M4 Max 48GB
CB26 GPU - 67327
CB26 multiCPU - 7599
CB26 singleCPU - 656
MBA 13 M5 10/10c 24GB
CB26 GPU - 22708
CB26 multiCPU - 3430
CB26 singleCPU - 725
Surprising that the M5 air is faster single-core than the...