Ultimate Gaming Experience With GeForce RTX 3080 Upgrade
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Cloud gaming has been, since its launch, an exciting feature for gamers devoid of the perquisite of having an advanced hardware.
Google Stadia and Microsoft XBOX Cloud Gaming came into the market with a race of facilities provided. Now, with the cloud gaming advantage, people may hardly invest time and money on acquiring the gaming hardwares, rather getting a good internet speed would suffice the requirement.
NVIDIA at its latest reveal is launching a low-latency RTX 3080 gaming pods in cloud by the end of 2021. Even if someone cannot afford to buy an RTX 3080, they may enjoy playing on the same with their existing hardwares, on GeForce Now cloud streaming service. Stated by the NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang, at the reveal.
Gaming is enjoying a multi-decade expansion as technology continues to make new game experiences possible. There are more genres than ever. The lines between gaming, sport, art and social are increasingly blurred in video games
Allowing gamers to explore the virtual world exquisitely filled with excellent storylines and gameplays, even a 10 year old computer or laptop can run it smooth streaming at up to 1440p at 120 FPS.
Why exclude the Android and Macbook owners from gaming? GeForce NOW RTX 3080 members can now even enjoy the streaming experience at 1600p at 120 FPS on most MacBooks, 1440p at 120 FPS on most iMacs, 4K HDR at 60 FPS on NVIDIA SHIELD TV and up to 120 FPS on selective Android devices.
While we continue to drive the most advanced gaming technology with GeForce RTX, we have dedicated the past decade to refining and expanding GeForce NOW cloud gaming to bring the best gaming platform to anyone with a computer.
The CEO of NVIDIA noted, while being thrilled to announce the second-generation GeForce NOW SuperPOD.
NVIDIA Adaptive Sync Technology
Compared to the most common V-Sync (Virtual Synchonization), Adaptive V-Sync ensures smoother framerates and reduced stuttering on FPS drops. By pacing the game engine to sync with the local hardware of the user, NVIDIA's Adaptive Sync Technology eliminates buffering between the CPU and GPU which reduces the latency in gaming.
With this, the company is opening four new data centers in Singapore, two in Australia, and a first data center in Brazil. Nvidia has 30 data centers worldwide, covering a total of 80 countries.
