>>816(OP)
same situation with me anan, I've explored some indian cloud gaming services, but all of them are either expensive or limited and don't give me enough control to do anything I want. Most either restrict their service to only a few games, or selected stores.
So I've been experimenting with rolling my own setup on GCP. It's pretty comfy actually, a VM instance with a 4 core cpu + nvidia T4 gpu + 200gb storage with linux costs about 20rs per hour. My own personal PC on the cloud that I can do whatever I want and nobody gives a fuck. I still have the 300$ trial credit that google gives so I'm not even paying anything yet.
There might be some extra cost for the storage, but I'll find out at the end of the month when the billing is calculated.
If you're fine with tinkering, this is a much better/cheaper option than paying for cloud gaming services desu.
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>>816
same situation with me anan, I've explored some indian cloud gaming services, but all of them are either expensive or limited and don't give me enough control to do anything I want. Most either restrict their service to only a few games, or selected stores.
So I've been experimenting with rolling my own setup on GCP. It's pretty comfy actually, a VM instance with a 4 core cpu + nvidia T4 gpu + 200gb storage with linux costs about 20rs per hour. My own personal PC on the cloud that I can do whatever I want and nobody gives a fuck. I still have the 300$ trial credit that google gives so I'm not even paying anything yet.
There might be some extra cost for the storage, but I'll find out at the end of the month when the billing is calculated.
If you're fine with tinkering, this is a much better/cheaper option than paying for cloud gaming services desu.