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Nvidia is launching an online game streaming service called GeForce NOW. I'm going to quote myself here from another topic: With Playstation having it's own streaming service and now Nvidia making it's own service, having to own physical consoles and PCs specifically for gaming might come to an end within our lifetimes. The downside to the Nvidia service is the cost. I've been seeing the numbers "$25 per 20 hours of gaming" floating around alot. If so, thats a hell of an expense for now. Source: http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/articles/geforce-now-for-mac-and-pc-announced-at-ces-2017
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This is pretty damn huge. A regular GTX 1070 will be coming out in a few months that is more powerful as a Titan X card and will run on less power. The Titan X costs $1,000 and the the new GTX 1070 will be $379. I'm not going to drop that much any time soon, but I'm definitely going to buy a gtx 960 once I see it for a little over $100. Prices on current gen graphics cards are going to plummet over the next couple months. I read where somebody bought a used gtx 980 ti the other day for $400 used because the 'price was too good'. lol. If he'd have waited another couple months he could have bought this new card retail for $379 and got a card about 1.5 times or so faster. http://kotaku.com/nvidias-latest-most-advanced-graphics-card-is-faster-an-1775298267
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To fix low volume in Nvidia Shadowplay recordings, open the game you are going to record, minimize it, right click your audio icon, open volume mixer, scroll to the right until you see NVIDIA Capture Server and the game. Set both to 100 percent and turn your volume up to 100%. Control the volume of your speakers or headphones with an in-line volume control. The PC must have volume set at 100% to record at full volume. -
I finally bit the bullet and upgraded my graphics card. I bought a ZOTAC GeForce GTX 1060 AMP! Edition. So far it's running pretty good. It is a huge upgrade over the 1 GB non gtx geforce stock card that came with my Dell XPS desktop. It only needs a single 6 pin power connector and the small profile fits perfectly without forcing me to buy new sata cables to fit around it. This card does run a little hot since the fans are dialed way back from the manufacturer. At idle the temp is 39 degrees Celsius and the fans do not run which works great for me because I work on this pc all day and there is no noise. When under load it'll spike up to 76 degrees Celsius but the fans have never gone over 50% power. Which means I have a little extra heat in my pc but it's still quiet. If I wanted to knock the temps down more I could use an over clocking tool and turn the fans up to full under load, but then I'd have a bunch of noise. Last thing I want is to sit next to a box fan while playing a game. Overall I'm pleased. I'll test it more over the next couple weeks.
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Nvidia has made a portable Android-powered console called Project Shield. http://www.gamespot.com/news/nvidia-announces-portable-android-powered-console-6402052 http://kotaku.com/5973641/nvidia-out-of-nowhere-announces-a-new-gaming-handheld Well damn. That seems pretty interesting and completely unexpected!
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Nvidia has made a portable Android-powered console called Project Shield. http://www.gamespot.com/news/nvidia-announces-portable-android-powered-console-6402052 http://kotaku.com/5973641/nvidia-out-of-nowhere-announces-a-new-gaming-handheld Well damn. That seems pretty interesting and completely unexpected! Click here to view the article
