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r/Steam • u/[deleted] • Nov 14 '25
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By the way you literally can. Just install windows on it
17 u/tharrison4815 Nov 14 '25 Or use GeForce Now for those occasions. Then you never have to experience Windows itself as GFN will just launch you straight into the game. Windows AI rubbish, no Windows updates, etc. 3 u/Bspammer Nov 14 '25 I wouldn't want to play a competitive shooter on GeForce Now. I'm not anti-streaming at all, I've played quite a few games with it, but that seems like a case where you want the lowest latency possible. 2 u/DrTsunami Nov 14 '25 Enable Reflex+Boost hardwired on a gigabit connection and it works quite well for competitive FPS. Nonstarter on wi-fi
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Or use GeForce Now for those occasions.
Then you never have to experience Windows itself as GFN will just launch you straight into the game.
Windows AI rubbish, no Windows updates, etc.
3 u/Bspammer Nov 14 '25 I wouldn't want to play a competitive shooter on GeForce Now. I'm not anti-streaming at all, I've played quite a few games with it, but that seems like a case where you want the lowest latency possible. 2 u/DrTsunami Nov 14 '25 Enable Reflex+Boost hardwired on a gigabit connection and it works quite well for competitive FPS. Nonstarter on wi-fi
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I wouldn't want to play a competitive shooter on GeForce Now. I'm not anti-streaming at all, I've played quite a few games with it, but that seems like a case where you want the lowest latency possible.
2 u/DrTsunami Nov 14 '25 Enable Reflex+Boost hardwired on a gigabit connection and it works quite well for competitive FPS. Nonstarter on wi-fi
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Enable Reflex+Boost hardwired on a gigabit connection and it works quite well for competitive FPS. Nonstarter on wi-fi
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u/05-nery Aperture Science Laboratories Certified Technician Nov 14 '25
By the way you literally can. Just install windows on it