You will have no sound card, so we’ll need to create a virtual one.These can be a huge pain to find, so here’s a direct link to ones that have worked well for me. After booting your VM, you’re going to want to install the drivers for the GPU.This will give you the best performance for gaming. I’d recommend choosing SSD for the disk.This will show you which regions support virtual workstation GPUs, which already have GRID activated. Use this site for referencing which GPUs are in which region. I opted to chose a region & zone close to me in NYC, so I opted for us-east4 in N. I tried two of the most popular game streaming options, Parsec and Rainway. After some research (shout out to /r/CloudyGamer), I decided it was time to try building a cloud-based gaming rig in Google Cloud Platform for streaming to my Pixelbook. At work, I’m often working with customers to solve for “app gap” using virtualization solutions for streaming apps to Chrome OS. Windows has a HUGE gaming library, but that hasn’t been easy to bring to other platforms. One of the common complaints I’ve heard on Chrome OS is that while it’s a great OS, it’s lacking for games. Updated: ApUpdated driver link with link direct from Google Cloud. Using Google Cloud Platform for Cloud Gaming on Chrome OS
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