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02-08-2009
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| Windows 7 x64 | AMD Fusion Render Cloud As part of AMDs Cloud Computing, the Fusion Render Cloud is aimed at gamers using laptops for gaming. The Render Cloud is a super computer with over 1,000 GPUs and allows weaker computers to play games by sending the "frames" over the Internet to the user, who plays the game through a browser window of some kind. I like the concept of it, as it means things like "can I run this game?" will be a thing of the past, but to play a game like Farcry 2 well or something, you'll need a broadband that is capable of delivering it. Full article here: News Room Home |
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02-08-2009
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| Windows 7 x64 build 7100 & Ubuntu 9.04 | Re: AMD Fusion Render Cloud Thats crazy. I can't image that cloud computer would really function over the internet... I can imagine tons of problems there. I have always wanted to set something up like that in my house though.... Just need a spare few thousand right? ~Lordbob |
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