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Sir Asvald
By Sir Asvald
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I never knew what they are for. What are they meant to be used for?

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I think its a bit like folding except instead of sharing your computer horsepower to an external source, you're on the receiving end from an external source with Nvidia Grid.. So you can connect to Nvidia Grid to borrow GPU power to virtually run games and applications over a network....

 

Imagine it like netflix, except instead of watching something like Narcos, youre instead streaming Battlefield 1 at 1080p60 ultra on a laptop.... I think.

 

http://www.nvidia.com/object/cloud-gaming.html

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