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Originally Posted by Chalice Yao  There's a big problem with the whole cloud rendering approach, really.
Take 20-40 people. Yanno, the usual, avarage bunch hanging at a club, an event, a sandbox, whatever.
Now, take the server the place is running on. Has to maintain connections, transfer data back and forth nonstop, simulate physics...
And now imagine that server also having to render 40 3d environments at once in realtime and transfer that image data in realtime to the clients.
Yeah, that. |
It does seem there is to little bandwidth and computing power. I wonder tho in the future your quad core CPU plus dual core video card might actually be part of the cloud and you might be computing 2 or 3 other peoples information. Not the direct rendering but perhaps enough to make slow computers cope better.
