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Okay so I was watching a video on this and it seemed pretty good. I don't really have the money for a pc atm so I was maybe thinking of something like this.
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Short summary of what it is: "any budget PC, old Mac or smartphone becomes a GTX 1080-powered Windows 10 machine. Start a game in front of the television and finish it on the go. Work with 3D rendering software on a tablet. Give the best you have to give. Anytime."
I also have a discount code so it will only be £16 a month.
Lmk what you think below.
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Short summary of what it is: "any budget PC, old Mac or smartphone becomes a GTX 1080-powered Windows 10 machine. Start a game in front of the television and finish it on the go. Work with 3D rendering software on a tablet. Give the best you have to give. Anytime."
I also have a discount code so it will only be £16 a month.
Lmk what you think below.
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This is similar to Nvida GeForce Now, If that is the case you'll need to have good internet to be able to stream the pc onto your pc, Nvida GeForce Now recommends that you have minimum of 50MB Down to have the lowest amount of latency and screen tear.
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