Frame rates are capped at 60fps and the maximum resolution is 1,920 x 1,080 pixels. Overall, I was quite satisfied by the performance, especially for single-player games like Cyberpunk 2077 and Metro Exodus.
NVIDIA GEFORCE NOW PLAY TV
I tested GeForce Now on four devices - an ultrabook, a four-year-old computer with a GeForce GTX 1070 graphics card, a Chromebook and the Nvidia Shield TV box. TLDR: Peruse the list of supported games before subscribing. Some of the biggest game franchises (Fallout and Call of Duty) are missing because their publishers Activision Blizzard and Bethesda do not want their games on GeForce Now. In my case, GeForce Now worked with only 32 out of the 100-odd games in my Steam account. It has over 1,000 game titles, and adds new ones every Thursday. The cloud gaming service does not support all the games in the market. And even if you own a particular game, it may be unavailable on GeForce Now. It's not a buffet-style video streaming service like Netflix. In addition to a fast internet connection, you must already own the games on supported digital platforms (Steam, Epic, Origin, GOG and Ubisoft Connect) before you can play them via GeForce Now. Screenshot by Vincent Chang/Can Buy or Not You can also tweak the streaming quality, for instance, to save on data usage or to maximise the performance. You can test your internet connection to see if it's up to streaming a game. There are also a couple more options for the streaming quality controls. For starters, the app has a built-in network test to check if your internet connection is up to scratch.
But I recommend downloading the GeForce Now app if it's available for your device. You can run GeForce Now on a web browser (Chrome or Safari) - simply log into the service on its website.
As you can imagine, you'll need a fast and stable internet connection for the best experience.
NVIDIA GEFORCE NOW PLAY PC
It's a bit like renting your own PC in the cloud. How it works is that GeForce Now renders the games on its servers and then streams it over the internet to your device (only one device at any time). Supports games on Steam/Epic/Origin/GOG/Ubisoft ConnectĪs you may gather from the GeForce Now branding, this cloud gaming service comes from graphics chipmaker Nvidia, while StarHub is the local partner that's running the service.Works on PC/Mac/iPad/iPhone/Android/Android TV/Chromebook/Chrome browser.
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