NVIDIA "Made To Game" GDC livestream (3/3/15 10pm EST)

[daze23]

http://www.nvidia.com/content/M2G/made-to-game.html

http://www.twitch.tv/nvidia

apparently they have a VR headset, and I'm guessing some new GPU(s)

 

[daze23]

10 minutes

 

[daze23]

3 announcements

"revolutionary tv"

"game console"

"super computer"

 

[Stinky Diver]

Competing against the steambox?!

 

[-DMP-]

Damn these Africans got a headset to?

I guess no body trying to miss out on the potential gravy train (market share)

-DMP-

 

[daze23]

Damn these Africans got a headset to?

I guess no body trying to miss out on the potential gravy train (market share)

-DMP-

no VR headset. I guess that was just a rumor, or something coming later at GDC

what they're showing is a $200 android console. 4k video, voice control, all the google stuff, a few games ported, and 1080p 60fps GRID streaming (they're claiming 150ms of input lag)

nothing I'm interested in

 

[Ciggavelli]

Hopefully the super computer isn't a $3000 titan variant.

Maybe the titan 2 for $1k

 

[daze23]

Hopefully the super computer isn't a $3000 titan variant.

Maybe the titan 2 for $1k

the "super computer" is the GRID streaming service

the "3 announcements" were all one device

 

[Ciggavelli]

the "super computer" is the GRID streaming service

the "3 announcements" were all one device

I don't want this shyt

 

[Ciggavelli]

"Grid, the super computer in the cloud"

Tell comcast to stop throttling me first. We don't have the infrastructure for this.

 

[Airtrack360]

So you pay full price for a game you don't even really own... sounds familiar.

So you basically have to be always online to use the system... sounds familiar.

B-b-but the cloooouuuuuddd.... sounds familiar.

The difference between Grid and Netflix is you don't have to pay for every single movie you watch on Netflix.

And @ them comparing themselves to a 10 year old system..

I literally went through during the whole presentation.

 

[daze23]

So you pay full price for a game you don't even really own... sounds familiar.

So you basically have to be always online to use the system... sounds familiar.

B-b-but the cloooouuuuuddd.... sounds familiar.

The difference between Grid and Netflix is you don't have to pay for every single movie you watch on Netflix.

And @ them comparing themselves to a 10 year old system..

I literally went through during the whole presentation.

have they outlined how the pricing for GRID will work?

 

[Why-Fi]

show up to a conference in 2015 with android brehs

 

[Airtrack360]

have they outlined how the pricing for GRID will work?

I'm not sure. I just remember them saying regular service was 720p 30fps and a premium service will give you 1080p 60fps. I have no idea what the cost will be.