Following Activision’s example, Bethesda has requested the removal of most of its games from GeForce Now. Thus, the only Bethesda game that will be available, at least for now, on GeForce Now is Wolfenstein: Youngblood. Continue reading NVIDIA has removed most of Bethesda’s games from its gaming cloud service, GeForce Now
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NVIDIA’s cloud service, GeForce Now, has over 1 million registered players, 1500 games coming soon
NVIDIA has announced that its gaming cloud service is a huge success so far. According to the green team, over 1 million new gamers have signed up for a free plan or upgraded to the Founders membership. Continue reading NVIDIA’s cloud service, GeForce Now, has over 1 million registered players, 1500 games coming soon
Cyberpunk 2077 will be available on NVIDIA’s streaming service, GeForce Now, at launch day
CD Projekt RED and NVIDIA have announced that Cyberpunk 2077 will be available on GeForce Now at launch day. This basically means that those that have purchased the game will be able to play it on different devices via NVIDIA’s streaming service. Continue reading Cyberpunk 2077 will be available on NVIDIA’s streaming service, GeForce Now, at launch day
NVIDIA explains why it has removed Activision Blizzard’s games from GeForce Now
A few days ago, we informed you about the removal of all the Activision Blizzard games from NVIDIA’s streaming service, GeForce Now. And earlier this week, the green team explained the reasons behind their removal. Continue reading NVIDIA explains why it has removed Activision Blizzard’s games from GeForce Now
Activision Blizzard has requested the removal of all of its games from GeForce Now
A few days ago, NVIDIA launched its cloud gaming service, GeForce Now. GeForce Now allows you to play all of your games on different devices via cloud. As such, you can play – for example – Call of Duty: Modern Warfare on your Android. Moreover, and if you are a Premium member, you can enjoy all of the game’s Ray Tracing effects. However, Activision has requested the removal of its titles from this service. Continue reading Activision Blizzard has requested the removal of all of its games from GeForce Now
NVIDIA’s cloud gaming service, GeForce Now, is available, allows you to play Ray Tracing games
NVIDIA has announced that its cloud gaming service, GeForce Now, is now available to everyone. PC gamers can download and experience this service for free on mobiles and laptops. Not only that, but you will be able to experience Ray Tracing in its full glory, even if you don’t own a GeForce GPU. Continue reading NVIDIA’s cloud gaming service, GeForce Now, is available, allows you to play Ray Tracing games
NVIDIA GeForce 442.01 Hotfix Driver resolves issues with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare & The Witcher 3
NVIDIA has released a new hotfix driver for its graphics cards. The NVIDIA GeForce 442.01 Hotfix Driver resolves issues with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare & The Witcher 3. As such, and only if you encounter glitches in these two games, you can go ahead and download it. Continue reading NVIDIA GeForce 442.01 Hotfix Driver resolves issues with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare & The Witcher 3
Quake 2 RTX Patch 1.3 released, adds support for video cut-scenes and Photo Mode
NVIDIA has released a brand new update for Quake 2 RTX. Patch 1.3 adds a new Photo Mode so you can share some impressive Ray Tracing screenshots. Moreover, it adds support for the game’s video cut-scenes. Continue reading Quake 2 RTX Patch 1.3 released, adds support for video cut-scenes and Photo Mode
NVIDIA GeForce 441.87 WHQL CES 2020 driver released, Wolfenstein: Youngblood RTX Patch coming this week
NVIDIA has released a new major driver for its graphics cards. According to the release, the NVIDIA GeForce 441.87 WHQL driver, also known as CES 2020 driver, adds official support for Wolfenstein: Youngblood’s real-time ray tracing effects. Continue reading NVIDIA GeForce 441.87 WHQL CES 2020 driver released, Wolfenstein: Youngblood RTX Patch coming this week
NVIDIA announces world’s first 360Hz G-Sync Monitors
At CES 2020, NVIDIA announced the world’s first 360Hz monitors. These monitors target eSports gamers and will support NVIDIA’s G-Sync technology. Furthermore, they will be 24.5 inches and will have a native 1080p resolution. Continue reading NVIDIA announces world’s first 360Hz G-Sync Monitors