I had issues with Paperspace too, switched over to Shadow.
I pay +/- 14 USD per month for a computer with 4 cores @ 3.4 GHz, 12 GB RAM, GTX 1080, 256 GB SSD. No commitment.
I'm not sure where is the good deal with Workstream ?
I pay +/- 14 USD per month for a computer with 4 cores @ 3.4 GHz, 12 GB RAM, GTX 1080, 256 GB SSD. No commitment.
I'm not sure where is the good deal with Workstream ?
If it's dedicated, assuming a 3 year useful life, that comes out to ~$504, which barely covers the graphics card.
I guess the 1080 is kind of old now, maybe that helps.
1. It advertises itself as a gaming service, not a 9-5+overtime service. Granted, some people do game for >8 hours per day, but those people probably own their own hardware. Which leads into...
2. Many people used cloud gaming services for casual play. It doesn’t make sense for someone to buy a gaming computer when all they want is the occasional PUBG match or to play a grand total of 15 hours of Far Cry.
With those two assumptions, you can oversell the machines because the average user will be offline for the majority of the time.
But maybe the messaging will be enough to stop a significant number of people from jumping on that.
https://shadow.tech/usen/faq/operating-system/can-i-use-shad...