Nvidia GeForce Now: Two-minute review GeForce Now (GFN) is a monster cloud game streaming service. With three distinct payment tiers – each providing access to gaming rigs of differing power ...

Even on good internet, poorly timed interruptions are possible. Nvidia's game streaming service GeForce Now has cruised past 12 million players, thanks in large part to the platform's free tier.

The GeForce NOW servers are packed with hundreds of Kepler-based Nvidia GPUs to power multiple concurrent game streams. The servers render and encode each game frame, sending them out to the user ...

GeForce Now is a long way from perfect, but with a free tier available to everyone and a low $4.99 subscription fee, it’s the most intuitive and accessible cloud gaming service yet.

Nvidia GeForce Now is getting a major update that brings RTX 5080 performance to its cloud gaming platform, including 5K ...

Nvidia GeForce Now is as exciting as it is poorly marketed. It’s a game streaming service that’s been stuck in Beta Purgatory for more than two years. In that time, Stadia released and ...

“In 2015, we launched GeForce Now using Pascal GPUs at 1080p and 60fps. And most recently, we introduced the Ampere generation SuperPOD (RTX 3080) that streams up to 1440p and 120fps.

GeForce Now also doesn’t support online multiplayer, either through its own service or existing ones such as Steam or GOG Galaxy, which means you won’t get achievements from those services either.

GeForce NOW Ultimate is available in North America and Europe from January 19, 2023 for $ 19.99 per month (about 2500 yen).

GEFORCE Now lets users access their PC games on smartphones, tablets, under-powered PCs and streaming devices like the NVIDIA Shield TV. Here's how it works and whether it's worth it.

GeForce Now, aka 'a dirt-cheap $200 laptop can now play games' PUBG, Rainbow Six: Siege and more -- these laptops couldn't possibly run these games. Until they could.