Liquidsky will use radeon rx vega graphics for streaming games
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LiquidSky is a video game service via streaming that allows us to play an assorted catalog of titles that does not depend on our hardware but is transmitted over the Internet to our screens practically in real time. AMD has reached an agreement with LiquidSky to make its VEGA graphics cards part of its powerful cloud servers, which are responsible for running the games in 4K.
AMD Offers New VEGA Charts at LiquidSky
This cloud gaming service would become the competition for GeForce Now, which Nvidia announced during the month of January. AMD teams up with LiquidSky to grab some of this cloud gaming pie with some pretty cool features.
During the Capsaicin & Cream event, a demonstration of Battlefield 1 running at 4K on a Surface Pro 4 laptop could be seen, with the naked eye without performance drops, all run from LiquidSky servers with Radeon RX VEGA graphics cards.
The LiquidSky platform currently offers 3 different game modes for the user, which will adapt to each pocket. There is a free mode that allows us to play 3 hours a day on a dedicated server with 100GB of storage space. With this free mode it is possible to play 1080p and 30 FPS.
Battlefield 1 running at 4K on a Surface Pro 4
Then we have a payment mode where there are no time limitations and you can play 1080/60 FPS, it costs $ 4.99. The last mode is the most expensive, $ 9.99, and allows us to play games at 1080p / 60 FPS in Ultra quality to any self-respecting video game.
The alliance with AMD and the use of the new Radeon RX VEGA graphics cards will allow us to play in 4K very soon with LiquidSky.
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