You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. GeForce Now will cap playtime at 100 hours a month, with additional hours available for purchase. The platform offers games from other ...

Nvidia’s GeForce Now is undergoing significant changes. Its Priority membership has been rebranded as the “Performance” tier, bringing an enhanced gaming experience at the same price.

The Nvidia app includes a redesigned and improved overlay, with support for 4K 120fps AV1 video capture, Nvidia’s AI-powered RTX game filters, and an improved customizable statistic overlay.

What just happened? GeForce Experience is dead – long live the Nvidia App! Starting today, Nvidia is rolling out version 1.0 of the Nvidia App, officially bringing it out of beta. Nvidia says ...

While GeForce Experience will still work if you have it installed, it’s no longer being bundled with Nvidia’s frequent GPU updates, and it probably won’t be long before the program is put ...

Nvidia Geforce App is entering a full release on November 12, 2024, making it the official way to interact with your RTX GPU and replacing the decade-old Geforce Experience. The older software ...

Nvidia GeForce Now Priority membership is now ‘Performance’ Price will remain the same, with 1440p resolution and ultrawide support additions The playtime limit will come into effect on Januar ...

Nvidia is announcing some big changes to its GeForce Now cloud streaming service today. The existing Priority membership is being renamed to Performance, with 1440p streaming, ultrawide resolution ...

GeForce Now is upgrading its mid-tier subscription and re-naming it “Performance,” unlocking 1440p and ultrawide capability for more membership plans than just Ultimate. The most expensive ...

NVIDIA announced that GeForce Now users will be limited to 100 hours a month starting in 2025. If a user doesn’t use all of their allotted hours, up to 15 hours will roll over to the next month.

Going into 2025, Nvidia announced a significant change to the GeForce Now cloud gaming platform that could court some controversy, especially among power users. Next year, everyone — including ...