French cloud platform Shadow launched Neo as their newest gaming service tier. The company replaced their previous Boost option with much better computer specs. All Boost users received automatic upgrades to Neo at the same monthly price of $37.99 before taxes. Gaming performance jumps up to 150 percent faster and software runs up to 200 percent quicker. Neo uses AMD EPYC processors with 8 cores and NVIDIA RTX 4060 graphics cards.
The service provides 16GB of DDR5 memory and gigabit fiber internet connections. Users can run Windows 10 or Windows 11 operating systems on their cloud computers. Neo supports modern gaming features like DirectX 12, RTX ray tracing, and DLSS frame generation. CEO Olivier Abecassis says Neo delivers high-end PC power from anywhere instantly. The new configuration handles 2K gaming and complex 3D editing tasks easily.
Shadow faces competition from cheaper services like NVIDIA GeForce NOW. GeForce NOW costs just $20 monthly for RTX 4080-level graphics performance. Shadow charges higher prices because users receive complete PC access rather than limited gaming sessions. People can install any software they want and add game modifications freely. Other cloud gaming platforms restrict user control and software installation options.
The service provides 16GB of DDR5 memory and gigabit fiber internet connections. Users can run Windows 10 or Windows 11 operating systems on their cloud computers. Neo supports modern gaming features like DirectX 12, RTX ray tracing, and DLSS frame generation. CEO Olivier Abecassis says Neo delivers high-end PC power from anywhere instantly. The new configuration handles 2K gaming and complex 3D editing tasks easily.
Shadow faces competition from cheaper services like NVIDIA GeForce NOW. GeForce NOW costs just $20 monthly for RTX 4080-level graphics performance. Shadow charges higher prices because users receive complete PC access rather than limited gaming sessions. People can install any software they want and add game modifications freely. Other cloud gaming platforms restrict user control and software installation options.
