alt Hacker NewsThat's true, I'm not saying it comes without trade-offs. But in return you get a perfectly consistent and physically accurate simulation. It would mostly be expensive, I think, but it's technically feasible (services like Shadow or GeForce Now already demonstrate that).
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Aeolun • today at 12:32 PM
Running several raytracers on a single videocard isn’t free either. Syncing the world changes as they do is the least intensive for the server, and the last bandwidth. It’s probably optimal in all ways.
kg • today at 11:13 AM
Most consumer GPUs have a limit on the number of video streams their hardware encoder can handle at once, and in some cases the limit is as low as 2.
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Which one of your friends can host an mp physics heavy game with a number of low-latency high-resolution video streams? I would estimate the average answer to be zero.