Nvidia has announced its GeForce Now cloud gaming service will soon introduce a playtime cap of 100 hours a month for paying Performance (previously Priority) and Ultimate subscribers, although ...

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.

Uh oh. Starting next year, Nvidia will restrict GeForce Now subscribers to 100 hours of playtime per month. The company says the overwhelming majority of paid subscribers never exceed 100 hours ...

This company has been offering its GeForce ... Now Reddit page of what will happen in 2025. Next year, the service will implement a limit that will give players just 100 hours of gameplay per month.

The existing GeForce Now subscriptions ... to around 3 hours per day. Those who do not use their 100 hours will be credited with a maximum of 15 hours for the following month.

Nvidia is preserving GeForce Now’s existing pricing, with one caveat: Players are now limited to 100 hours of playtime per month, which comes out to about 3 hours each day. Up to 15 hours of ...

Nvidia just upgraded its GeForce Now mid-tier with QHD+ gaming ... although it comes with a 100-hour per month cap for anyone not grandfathered in. Nvidia just proved it can upgrade its subscriber ...