Gamecore Pipes PC Games to your TV

[exfileme]

The Gamecore system transmits your PC games to an HDTV.

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[griffed88]

...or you could just get an hdmi cable and hook it to your tv from your video card? Maybe I'm missing the point? I already have my computer hooked to my tv and have a 360 controller attached to it if i feel like using one.

I guess I could see its use if you want your comp in another room, but you could just get a really long hdmi cable and do that. Which will most likely be a much cheaper option.

 

[Shadow703793]

[citation][nom]griffed88[/nom]...or you could just get an hdmi cable and hook it to your tv from your video card? Maybe I'm missing the point? I already have my computer hooked to my tv and have a 360 controller attached to it if i feel like using one.I guess I could see its use if you want your comp in another room, but you could just get a really long hdmi cable and do that. Which will most likely be a much cheaper option.[/citation]
I agree however there is some what of a market for this. I have a 55" LCD in my living room and I have a HUGE (HAF 932) watercooled rig, and it's a PITA to move it downstairs just to game on the 50".

 

[cyb]

i see this solution having some input lag

 

[yang]

i for one do not have any hdmi cables long enough to connect my gaming rig from my study room to my bedroom and it's definitly not easy to carry a water cooled corsair obsidian rig from room to room all the time. this is definitely a useful invention. kudos to the inventor and I'll be the first to buy one.

 

[Gin Fushicho]

It would be nice if I could just have a little converter box to use both sound and video in my entertainment room , moving the 30 Lb computer is not an issue.

 

[liquidsnake718]

useless... just download games and connect it to your hdtv... same thing.... one might even get dut off or something if bandwidth is too high with internet traffic

 

[hillarymakesmecry]

$?

 

[Guest]

the long-range version offers up to 200 feet,

must be a little slow today - my first thought was 'bloody hell! Just how big are these televisions??'

 

[zak_mckraken]

[citation][nom]cyb[/nom]i see this solution having some input lag[/citation]
My thoughts at first, but then again, would it be very different from a regular wireless controler?