Right now, Nvidia GeForce Now Performance is 40% off for 6 months — bringing the price down to just $29. And if you’re still on the fence and want to try before you buy, you can get a day pass for ...

For the uninitiated, Nvidia’s GeForce Now is a game streaming service that farms the graphical processing power out to the cloud. Instead of controlling a game running locally o ...

If you want to play games using Steam’s own service Steam Link, you’ll need a PC with Steam set up to serve as the host and a ...

Though you'll need a steady internet connection and be willing to spend money on a subscription, GeForce Now is a clean way to play graphically-demanding games on Steam Deck.

Nvidia GeForce Now is perhaps the best cloud gaming service in the wake of Google Stadia’s death (and even before that), but the platform is soon seeing price increases in some regions.

Nvidia has upgraded its highest-end GeForce Now servers to RTX 4080-class GPUs, allowing them to play 1080p games at 240Hz for unprecedented low latency from the cloud or 4K and 120Hz for better ...

A lot has changed since Nvidia GeForce Now released its first beta way back in the yonder years of 2015. In that time, we’ve seen a slew of competitors start up – ranging from Microsoft xCloud ...

Nvidia’s service lets you link your GeForce Now account with major PC gaming storefronts — Steam, yes, but also alternatives like Ubisoft, Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass, and the Epic Games Store.

Cloud gaming subscription service offers Steam Deck players access to over 2,200 supported games from Steam, Epic, Xbox, and more.

Loading GeForce Now on iPadOS is easy (Nvidia's page guides you through the process as there is no dedicated app). Make sure you pair a controller with the iPad, then sign in with your credentials.

Nvidia's upgrading GeForce Now's $10 tier with 1440p and Ultrawide resolutions, but the only extra Ultimate users get is a new 100-hour play limit. News. By Dave James published 7 November 2024 ...

GeForce Now is available via Nvidia Drive. ... The logo of Foxconn, the trading name of Hon Hai Precision Industry, is seen on top of the company’s headquarters in New Taipei City, Taiwan.