This latest wave of updates to GeForce NOW clearly demonstrates NVIDIA’s commitment to cloud gaming and further solidifies the company as a technology leader in the space. Preorders will be opened up for all gamers in late October, pending availability, because with the amount of gaming horsepower on offer, quantities will be limited. Whats new in GeForce NOW 2.0.40 NEW 4K Streaming Support for RTX 3080 Members on PC and Mac Improved Game Discoverability Fit and Finish macOS App Now. Six-month memberships are priced at $99.99, with initial availability in North America starting next month (it will start in December in Europe). The virtualized RTX 3080 cloud gaming rigs being offered up by NVIDIA will feature GPUs capable of up to 35 TFLOPS of performance, with 8-core / 16-thread CPUs, 28GB of DDR4-3200 memory, and PCIe Gen 4 solid state storage specs that will effectively compete with many high-end gaming PCs available today.Ĭurrent GeForce NOW Founders and Priority members will get early access to preorder GeForce NOW RTX 3080 starting today. Members that opt for the GeForce NOW RTX 3080 tier will also gain exclusive access to RTX 3080 cloud gaming rigs, longer gaming session lengths (up to 8 hours) and additional controls over persistent in-game settings.
The new GeForce NOW RTX 3080 membership kicks things up a few notches over the Priority tier and enables games to run at resolutions up to 1440p on PC and Mac clients or 4K HDR on the NVIDIA SHIELD, and up to 120 FPS with the PC, Mac and Android apps. As its name suggests, the aforementioned GeForce NOW RTX 3080 tier effectively offers high-end gaming PC-class performance to RTX 3080 members, but from the cloud. RTX 3080 Gaming From The CloudĪlong with the second-gen SuperPOD and Adaptive Sync technology announcements, NVIDIA also unveiled a new GeForce NOW membership tier, dubbed RTX 3080. The RTX 3080 tier supports up to 2560x1440 resolution gaming, and even streams at 120 fps. In the lowest latency mode, NVIDIA claims members will experience total end-to-end latency as low as 60ms, which is comparable to the latest game consoles. Thats the theory behind the latest upgrades to GeForce Now. NVIDIA notes that most users will experience a noticeable reduction in latency when Adaptive Sync is enabled, which rivals mainstream desktop PCs, but GeForce NOW members in the Priority tier (which offers up to 1080p 60 FPS) or the upcoming, just-announced RTX 3080 tier (which offers up to 1440p gaming 120 FPS) will benefit most through high frame rate synchronization.
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