Nvidia today announced plans to start capping the number of hours that GeForce NOW players can game each month, with the ...

This move might finally do it, though: the Nvidia App is now out of beta and ready to retire its predecessor. While GeForce Experience will still work if you have it installed, it’s no longer ...

The NVIDIA App officially launches, offering a unified platform for managing GPU settings, updating drivers, and accessing ...

Nvidia GeForce Now Priority membership is now ‘Performance’ Price will remain the same, with 1440p resolution and ultrawide support additions The playtime limit will come into effect on Januar ...

NVIDIA is shaking things up with GeForce NOW by offering a new Performance membership plan, though it’s more of a plan update than a new plan being added to the service. Ever since the GeForce ...

Nvidia’s GeForce Now is undergoing significant changes. Its Priority membership has been rebranded as the “Performance” tier, bringing an enhanced gaming experience at the same price.

With the Ultimate Day Pass, snag a taste of GeForce NOW’s highest-performing membership tier and enjoy up to 4K resolution 120 fps or 1080p 240 fps across nearly any device. It’s an ...

Nvidia has long directed users to its GeForce Experience app for GPU driver updates, but that's now being replaced by the simply titled "Nvidia app," which emerges from beta today. The app, first ...

An update is coming to GeForce Now at the start of 2025 that introduces monthly playtime caps. It'll affect all new paid members, while those who subscribe before the end of this year will get ...

NVIDIA has been testing a single app that merges the GeForce Experience and Control Panel over the past year. After rolling ...

Find out how we test here. Nvidia’s GeForce Now cloud gaming platform is a fantastic service for anyone who doesn’t have the luxury of a capable gaming PC to play the latest and greatest titles.

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 monthly.