Nvidia’s GeForce NOW streaming service was the best app I used to play countless games on my Mac and TV – here’s why it ...

In late 2024, Nvidia introduced a 100 hour cap for those who signed up after Jan. 1, 2025. Existing subscribers were exempt ...

The current generation of Xbox consoles is, in many regards, just as powerful as a high-end gaming PC. Now you can actually use your new Xbox as a gaming PC, too. Nvidia’s GeForce Now cloud-streaming ...

Cloud-based gaming service GeForce Now’s new Ultimate tier is rolling out today, promising a series of adjectives about game streaming that might have seemed impossible just a few years ago: ...

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NVIDIA first announced its 100-hour monthly playtime cap for GeForce Now back in late 2024. At the time, there were a few ...

I don’t get wowed easily. This is partly because my face simply doesn’t contort to the configuration that would convey that I’ve been wowed, but also because in the world of gaming and tech it’s ...

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For those who are NVIDIA GeForce Now subscribers, but haven't got the streaming service up and running on their Steam Deck yet, because it seems like too much hassle perhaps - here's some good news.

Ask someone who previously did it the DIY way. I can fire up my macbook air anywhere I am and run BG3 like I'm running a big ass gaming PC. It's so much better than I remember gaming streaming used to ...

With a new update, the GeForce Now game streaming service will now run better on a Mac, and RTX 3080 members can play at native 1600p on their M1 Macs. The GeForce Now update brings a few new perks ...

So much of our lives have been impacted by the last year dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. Our day-to-day world is now almost completely dependent on the Internet. We stream TV shows, concerts, and ...