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Amazon.com also has 8GB NVIDIA Shield TV 4K HDR Media Player w/ Google Assistant (945134302500000) for $129.99. Shipping is free. Thanks delz4stelz

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Skip this one and get the more expensive Pro model if you're going to bother with getting a Shield. It is worth the investment.
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You do not. Unlike Steam Link which uses steam on your home PC this service uses cloud computers (think Stadia if familiar, but better for reasons I will explain shortly).

They have a free tier and a founder's tier which is relatively cheap and comes with a 90 day trial (I jumped on that).

I say it's better than Stadia because you don't have to repurchase games for it. It hooks into your steam, epic, other game stores to validate your ownership of the game the first time you launch it, and then you can play it any time and pick up where you left off on any supported device.

One downside is certain publishers have been disallowing their games from the service (mostly due to exclusive contracts with stadia, or otherwise corporate greed because you're not re-purchasing the game you already paid for to play it on this service). Still plenty of games to try though.

Latency is pretty good in my experience, and you can try it on one of your existing devices to see if it interests you (I play on my laptop, it runs smoother than my laptop trying to do the rendering haha)

Think i got most of it, but feel free to ask any specific questions that I can try to answer to the best of my knowledge
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Umm. No. The cpu is a massive upgrade in this. Emulation for instance is going to be FAR better on here. That being said it has its own set of issues and if youre going to spend 130 might as well get the pro even if you have to spend 70 more.
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ecchigo
03-13-2020 at 11:43 PM.
03-13-2020 at 11:43 PM.
Wish they added one usb port in this versionDown
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malo51
03-13-2020 at 11:54 PM.
03-13-2020 at 11:54 PM.
Is it even worth upgrading if you have the gaming model ?
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BobbyDelatroit
03-14-2020 at 12:00 AM.
03-14-2020 at 12:00 AM.
Can this do anything a modded 4K firestick can't? Asking for a friend.....
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jaradi
03-14-2020 at 12:04 AM.
03-14-2020 at 12:04 AM.
Quote from BobbyDelatroit :
Can this do anything a modded 4K firestick can't? Asking for a friend.....

Maybe GeForce NOW?
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03-14-2020 at 12:18 AM.
03-14-2020 at 12:18 AM.
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Maybe GeForce NOW?

Thanks. Not familiar so I googled it. Do i also need a home PC to stream games using this service?
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Taikeron
03-14-2020 at 12:22 AM.
03-14-2020 at 12:22 AM.
Skip this one and get the more expensive Pro model if you're going to bother with getting a Shield. It is worth the investment.
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03-14-2020 at 12:22 AM.
03-14-2020 at 12:22 AM.
Quote from BobbyDelatroit :
Thanks. Not familiar so I googled it. Do i also need a home PC to stream games using this service?
GeForce Now is basically a PC in the cloud, just need an internet connection (and the subscription)
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jaradi
03-14-2020 at 12:24 AM.
03-14-2020 at 12:24 AM.
Quote from BobbyDelatroit :
Thanks. Not familiar so I googled it. Do i also need a home PC to stream games using this service?

You do not. Unlike Steam Link which uses steam on your home PC this service uses cloud computers (think Stadia if familiar, but better for reasons I will explain shortly).

They have a free tier and a founder's tier which is relatively cheap and comes with a 90 day trial (I jumped on that).

I say it's better than Stadia because you don't have to repurchase games for it. It hooks into your steam, epic, other game stores to validate your ownership of the game the first time you launch it, and then you can play it any time and pick up where you left off on any supported device.

One downside is certain publishers have been disallowing their games from the service (mostly due to exclusive contracts with stadia, or otherwise corporate greed because you're not re-purchasing the game you already paid for to play it on this service). Still plenty of games to try though.

Latency is pretty good in my experience, and you can try it on one of your existing devices to see if it interests you (I play on my laptop, it runs smoother than my laptop trying to do the rendering haha)

Think i got most of it, but feel free to ask any specific questions that I can try to answer to the best of my knowledge
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jaradi
03-14-2020 at 12:32 AM.
03-14-2020 at 12:32 AM.
Quote from maffiou :
GeForce Now is basically a PC in the cloud, just need an internet connection (and the subscription)
Just noting there is a free tier (since subscription makes it sound like you have to pay for it).
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03-14-2020 at 12:32 AM.
03-14-2020 at 12:32 AM.
Quote from jaradi :
You do not. Unlike Steam Link which uses steam on your home PC this service uses cloud computers (think Stadia if familiar, but better for reasons I will explain shortly).

They have a free tier and a founder's tier which is relatively cheap and comes with a 90 day trial (I jumped on that).

I say it's better than Stadia because you don't have to repurchase games for it. It hooks into your steam, epic, other game stores to validate your ownership of the game the first time you launch it, and then you can play it any time and pick up where you left off on any supported device.

One downside is certain publishers have been disallowing their games from the service (mostly due to exclusive contracts with stadia, or otherwise corporate greed because you're not re-purchasing the game you already paid for to play it on this service). Still plenty of games to try though.

Latency is pretty good in my experience, and you can try it on one of your existing devices to see if it interests you (I play on my laptop, it runs smoother than my laptop trying to do the rendering haha)

Think i got most of it, but feel free to ask any specific questions that I can try to answer to the best of my knowledge

Thanks excellent information
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