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NVIDIA Takes GeForce NOW out of Beta - available with a free limited version
GeForce NOW game stream service from beta. There is a free variant with play sessions of a maximum of one hour and a paid variant without limits, which temporarily costs 5.49 euros per month.
The paid version costs € 5.49 per month right now. The free version offers sessions with a maximum duration of one hour. The raytracing effects are stripped out of in the non-paid version. For the monthly amount you will receive sessions of a maximum of six hours, RTX effects switched on and priority access. This is 90 days free to try. System requirements for NVIDIA's GeForce Now are as stands:
- 15 Mbps internet connection (25 Mbps recommended). A 5 GHz network is preferred if using wireless.
- Any Windows PC running Windows 7 (64-bit) or higher, 4 GB of system memory, a 2.0 GHz dual-core X86 CPU or higher and a GPU that supports DirectX 11.
- Any Mac with macOS 10.10 or higher.
- Any Nvidia Shield TV (2015, 2017, 2019; Base and Pro models).
- Any Android phone running Android 5.0 (L) or higher and 2 GB of system memory.
- A Bluetooth gamepad is strongly recommended, including the Shield controller, Razer Raiju and Junglecat Mobile, or Steelseries Stratus Duo.
For the free model, you get top pay 60 minutes and get a timer on-screen displaying how much game time is left. If the hour has passed, you'll be forced out and you'll need to wait in a queue to get another hour again.
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Astyanax
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#5757716 Posted on: 02/05/2020 05:06 PM
what?
this doesn't use your local steam library, any games you install are installed to the gfn cloud.
It seems that if you have installed your STEAM games on an other hard disk you have to download them again to the standard location (on C:/). Too bad....
what?
this doesn't use your local steam library, any games you install are installed to the gfn cloud.
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#5757739 Posted on: 02/05/2020 06:45 PM
Can I ask anyone who has the service,is 4K available option to play games.
EDIT: I was searching Nvidia forums and this person was in beta and a member so they say.
1080p capped at 60FPS which games barely kept to then added with stuttering / pixelation Competitive setting shows 120fps cap but only at 720p
Home 560 down
Office 1000 down
Can I ask anyone who has the service,is 4K available option to play games.
EDIT: I was searching Nvidia forums and this person was in beta and a member so they say.
1080p capped at 60FPS which games barely kept to then added with stuttering / pixelation Competitive setting shows 120fps cap but only at 720p
Home 560 down
Office 1000 down
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#5757740 Posted on: 02/05/2020 06:45 PM
RTX hahahaha right!!! I just upgraded from the beta to the paid and RDR2, Battlefield 5 aren’t even on there but “they are working on adding more games” it says. Well what rtx games do we even get to play. Sheesh. Venting done hahaha.
RTX hahahaha right!!! I just upgraded from the beta to the paid and RDR2, Battlefield 5 aren’t even on there but “they are working on adding more games” it says. Well what rtx games do we even get to play. Sheesh. Venting done hahaha.
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#5757741 Posted on: 02/05/2020 06:46 PM
You can manually set it to 4K but I definitely wouldn’t do it. I tried to bump it to 2k and man it wasn’t even playable with a 1 gb internet connection hardliners in.
Can I ask anyone who has the service,is 4K available option to play games.
You can manually set it to 4K but I definitely wouldn’t do it. I tried to bump it to 2k and man it wasn’t even playable with a 1 gb internet connection hardliners in.
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Now we need origin games. I do not know if other things are missing.
Epic launcher, Steam launcher, Uplay client and Bethesda .net are all working perfectly, great free PC upgrade for all those games there. Good job Nvidia.