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PC gaming has doubled its revenue in five years, GeForce Now announced

At CES 2017, NVIDIA’s co-founder Jen-Hsun Huang revealed that PC gaming has doubled its revenue in five years. Furthermore, there are currently 200 million GeForce gamers, something that – according to Jen-Hsun Huang – explains the expensive R&D that NVIDIA has been doing over these past few years.

Jen-Hsun Huang claimed that hardware tech has advanced by a factor of 10X in these past five years, thus making it possible to enjoy things like 4K, HDR and VR.

According, to Jen-Hsun Huang, there are 100 million MOBA gamers, 325 million eSports spectators, and 600 million Twitch content viewers.

Jen-Hsun Huang also claimed that there are one billion users without a gaming-ready system, which is why NVIDIA announced GeForce Now.

GeForce Now is a cloud service from NVIDIA, featuring super-computers all around the world. These super-computers can be shared by all users, and they can play games – via the cloud – without owning a high-end system.

GeForce Now will cost $25 for 20 hours of play, and will be available this March for early users.

53 thoughts on “PC gaming has doubled its revenue in five years, GeForce Now announced”

  1. Always good to see something new but still looking to see if I should get 1080ti or RX 490 this year hopefully amd gives us something gr8 this year and Rizen as well but they got to push things out I mean Intel and nvidia are dominating and are going batshit crazy with their prices … Still rocking 2600k 4.6ghz though sli970 and man they keeping up! Not 4k though… Ahahah

  2. I’ll always give credit to Nvidia for finding ways to get customers to continually pay more money.

    1. I’ll always give credit to AMD fans for acting that they are getting everything from AMD for free.

        1. actually they did, they had a software called raptr or something similar, you could get points by playing any game and use those points to buy graphic cards and video games

        1. And it’s not free. You have to buy monitor with AdaptiveSync support to enjoy it. And you have to have a GPU which support it too. 🙂

    1. nope. he saw the leak and decided they can continue to milk everyone with GTX1080 still. no need to come out with 1080Ti yet.

      1. Yea sadly. I’m sure they’ll market the 1080ti around the Vega performances. Good move to wait but still i wanted to see.

    2. Vega demos are actually very impressive, in battlefront rock solid 60FPS (with cap so we cannot say how powerfull the graphic is) same in DOOM, plus the GPU still used fiji drivers with debugging layer, means final drivers can improve performance dramatically. Vega could be actually fast as 1080Ti, hard to tell atm.

      1. In DOOM I have the same results with OC 1080 too. 🙂 I never tried Battlefront, but it doesn’t seem to be performance hungry game. They should show something else. Like BF1, Rise of the Tomb Raider or Crysis 3 in full details and in 4K. That would be interesting.

      1. “First” world’s crazy crackers?
        Just look what they’re paying now for “high-end” nWee-Dia GPUs.
        Suckers.

      2. People pay 60$ for singleplayer games that last 15 hours or less (without expensive DLCs), so 25$ sounds cheap

  3. “hardware tech has advanced by a factor of 10X in these past five years”

    Poor consoles if it wasnt on pc, they still use 2005 hardware.

  4. 25$ for 20h ? I thought, when I first read about Geforce Now, that it would cost 50-100$(€) a year. People who have good PC’s would just wait for a sale and buy the game and people who don’t could save the money for a new PC in 1-2 months instead of paying 25 every 20 🙂
    Edit: Also why not f’in 24h ???

  5. 25$ for 20 hours is too much some games can take hundred of hours of fun. And when i play a game i want to take my time

  6. Unless they manage to make it under $50/ month for unlimited access I can’t grasp how they expect it to not tank as much as the already existing Playstation offer…

  7. Streaming games is a NO!
    F*ck that and f*ck whoever came with that idea, and f*ck anyone that supports that sh*t.

  8. nvidia seriously expects people to pay $25 for 20 hours? with 0 exclusive games? is nvidia CEO even knows or understand the PC market? it’s DOA i can assure you. dead.on.arrival.

    1. Well automod didn’t remove my comment, but it did change it to f’ instead of the actual word. It’s lightening up.

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