The gaming PC days are NUMBERED! - Shadow Tech Facility Tour

Intro Screen Music Credit:
Title: Laszlo - Supernova

[ValcryeTheSecond]

Huh, so now the joke of "Download more RAM" is an actual thing

[eisaalawadhi]

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[orlandoventura]

9:01 When he said "lets say we wanted to go to the kitchen" i wanted him to say there was samsung fridge support so bad

[themcfaceman]

In the future you don't own anything. Everything has a subscription

[ProtoMario]

After living a year deployed with no internet, God I hope physical gaming pcs do not go away.

[obi-wankenobi]

3:38 does that mean you *CAN* actually download more ram for your computer

[jessiehunter]

I've been using the Shadow for a while now, and I have to say that it's not perfect...but it really does provide a few things that I really enjoy. I'm not a hardcore gamer by any standards, and while I do work in IT, I don't have a dream of building the most amazing overclocked PC the world has ever seen. I prefer to spend my money on guitars rather than computers. So, the benefit for me in this is that I get to have the extra quality of a really great machine which allows me to take my business class laptop and run the games at top rates increasing the realism in them. There are so many factors in combating lag and latency within systems though that it often feels like it's not just your hardware or your connection that's the issue. I have noticed that even though I've got 400mbs download speed, if the servers I'm connecting to don't have the full pipeline available I will still experience lag. It's a pain in a lot of ways to try and determine where the real issue is. But taking aside the gaming aspect, there is also a security aspect here too. The computer also functions as a great place to work on things with Photoshop or other media type environments as long as you have the ability to transfer the media using dropbox or some other type of cloud based sharing program.



All in all for me, this is a great product that I love and I enjoy the security of knowing that if my laptop crashes on me I can still have all of my files, games, other programs, and personal settings saved so that I don't have to reset up from scratch. That plus getting to view the games in qualities much better than my business class laptop can handle is awesome. To each their own, but for me it's worth the 25 dollars a month to have this. And I also like that it can work across multiple platforms, though admittedly their iOS app needs some work.

[Narque]

no matter how good this shit ever gets, i'd still rather pay one upfront cost then a monthly sub

[SwervingLemon]

"There is no cloud. It's just someone else's computer."

[ojcubz]

They tryin to make 'download more ram' a thing now.

'download a gaming pc'

[Forrestminds]

I’ve come from the future. Beardless Linus is a sight to behold

[TheSloppyDingo]

They will take my rig when they pry my cold dead hands off it.

[attirel]

*OH! So, that's how you download RAM and GPU!*

[bajdjGysling]

This won't work with my third world internet speed....

[FREEJUMPER]

LTT: spends all his money on PC parts instead of getting some new jeans and some nice shoes. Love this dude.

[guntherultraboltnovacrunch]

I just watched a 14 minute commercial.

[jens-erik]

This still doesn't help if your ISP or telecom doesn't want to change or upgrade 50-60 year old copper wire rotting and oxidizing away.

[johnsundsethvik]

You forgot to play the game on your apple watch.

[c]

"without anyone noticing!"


*Proceeds to spend 14 minutes doing an ad for it*

[NickKartha]

Forget gaming, I need a compiler for my c program!