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Originally Posted by Fuzz
Input lag would rpobably suck, if you just mean rent a virtual machine. You'd also need one with beefy graphics. Microsoft has some packages with good video cards, but I think they are more aimed at professional apps.
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Microsoft Azure has a N series (N for Nvidia?) that is GPU focused but yes, this is meant to give you a cloud GPU for stuff like CAD or Geophysics processing, rendering, etc. These are not gaming focused GPUs.
I know a few people that gave up trying to source a videocard this year and switched to cloud gaming like GeForce now.
I have also set up my own private cloud by basically sticking a PS5 in a server rack and then allowing multiple people (who can't find a PS5 on shelves) to sign into it as their primary console. They can then take turns playing remote play with the games everybody buys together.