You could do this with Xen or KVM under Linux too, though it would probably be more complicated to set up. I've been wanting to do it for a while (set up a KVM box with a virtualized Windows gaming machine and a Linux workstation sharing a keyboard and mouse via Synergy)
@drasnor said:
Achievements aside, I would note that $4285/user is somewhat more than I'd be willing to pay for a single-user gaming PC.
Distributed gaming is going to be a thing. Eventually valve is just going to be a pay 20 bucks a month to game all you want and use our Servers!
(maybe I dunno I could see it happening)
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@drasnor said:
Achievements aside, I would note that $4285/user is somewhat more than I'd be willing to pay for a single-user gaming PC.
Distributed gaming is going to be a thing. Eventually valve is just going to be a pay 20 bucks a month to game all you want and use our Servers!
(maybe I dunno I could see it happening)
Nvidia already does something like that with GeForce Now.
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I am not really sure how they got to 30k unless the monitors are included in the cost.
They are.
I'm currently set up to do three simultaneous users
Watched this a couple of times and don't recall hearing what he used for a hypervisor though... any ideas?
Something I'm not familiar with called unRAID... he mentioned it a couple times in the video...
https://lime-technology.com/
You could do this with Xen or KVM under Linux too, though it would probably be more complicated to set up. I've been wanting to do it for a while (set up a KVM box with a virtualized Windows gaming machine and a Linux workstation sharing a keyboard and mouse via Synergy)
Achievements aside, I would note that $4285/user is somewhat more than I'd be willing to pay for a single-user gaming PC.
Distributed gaming is going to be a thing. Eventually valve is just going to be a pay 20 bucks a month to game all you want and use our Servers!
(maybe I dunno I could see it happening)
Nvidia already does something like that with GeForce Now.