A few weeks ago, Nvidia announced its offer Cloud gaming
With the subscription, GeForce Now is going to be fitted with a new option that allows one to access the RTX 3080 equipped remote PC. For 99.99 euros (six months), this offer allows access to dedicated servers, up to eight hours of sessions, or up to 1440p / 120 fps.
Parallel to this announcement, Nvidia today uses GeForce Now update 2.0.36, which improves the release of Ubisoft Connect games, adjusts the display on the MacBook Pro / Max M1, and allows players on the Mac M1 to play games at 1600p.
Offers are different, but until then Nvidia chose to offer only two options: the free offer, which limits playing time and preferential access to servers, and the premium tariff offer that allows you to play longer while enjoying RTX or DLSS. However, the games are not provided by NVIDIA, GeForce Now, looking for compatible games that already belong to users. The only deviation from this theory is the possibility of recurrence Crisis Remastered Priority offer or subscription for RTX 3080.
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