Yeah, I was thinking of my Surface Book (with the graphics card in the base).
> Yep, I can see this happening, but also remote gaming where you rent the workstation and just get a thin client which only has to be able to download and see the 'movie'.
I suspect the inherent latency will always argue against remote gaming - especially for the kind of games where you most want extra computing power.
Excellent example. In theory it could also work with devices like the newest MBPs.
> I suspect the inherent latency will always argue against remote gaming - especially for the kind of games where you most want extra computing power.
Not necessarily. FPS and perhaps LoL, sure. RPG such as WoW, not really.
Not sure about AR/VR.
If one doesn't have/want a PC workstation with a strong graphics card, and one does have a laptop, why not just a Razer Core or akin device?
Until we can just have those in the device itself. But that is gonna take a while!
Like the Razer Core, with USB-C. Yep, I can see this happening, but also remote gaming where you rent the workstation and just get a thin client which only has to be able to download and see the 'movie'.
Gaming-wise, I can also see use cases where you want to get additional CPU power.