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NVIDIA GeForce NOW Game Streaming Service: 6-Month Priority Membership

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NVIDIA.com offers a 6-Month NVIDA GeForce NOW PC Game Streaming Membership (Priority Plan) on sale for $29.99. Visit the GeForce NOW FAQ (frequently asked questions) page here for more details about this service.

Thanks to community member DrRad for finding this deal.
  • Note: At the end of this 6-month promotional offer, your membership will auto-renew at the standard 6-month subscription rate of $49.99; unless downgraded to the Free tier / canceled (mange membership here).
Service Details:
  • Note: Internet connection and supported device required.
  • "Do I need to own games?"
    • Yes, you need to own or purchase a game from one of the supported game stores before playing it on GeForce NOW. The service also supports over 100 of the most popular free-to-play games.
  • Sync GeForce Now (here) with your Steam, Ubisoft Connect and/or EPIC Games libraries to play your owned GeForce NOW-supported titles from those platforms over the internet via cloud gaming on your compatible mobile phone, laptop, Android TV & more (see a complete list of currently supported titles here).
  • Priority Membership Features:
    • Premium Cloud Gaming Rig w/ RTX ON (vs. basic cloud gaming rig w/ Free membership tier)
    • Priority Access to Premium Servers (vastly reduced wait times in queue vs. Free membership tier)
    • 6-Hour Session Length (vs. only one hour w/ Free membership tier)
    • Streaming at up to 1080p resolution
    • Steaming at up to 60 FPS (frames per second)
Compatible Devices (system requirements):
  • Find the GeForce NOW app for your compatible device(s) here
    • Windows
    • Mac OS
    • Android
    • iOS (via Safari)
    • Chrome OS / Chromebook
    • NVIDIA Shield TV devices
    • Android TV devices
    • Web Browser
    • Select (supported) Samsung & LG smart TV models

Editor's Notes

Written by RevOne | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Offer valid through November 20, 2022.
    • This deal offers $20 off (40% savings) the standard 6-month price of $49.99 (~$8.33/month); making the discounted rate via this promo just $4.99/month for 6 months.
  • About this store:
    • Click here to learn more about NVIDIA GeForce NOW.

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Written by DrRad
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Update: This popular deal ends soon (Sunday 11/20/22).

NVIDIA.com offers a 6-Month NVIDA GeForce NOW PC Game Streaming Membership (Priority Plan) on sale for $29.99. Visit the GeForce NOW FAQ (frequently asked questions) page here for more details about this service.

Thanks to community member DrRad for finding this deal.
  • Note: At the end of this 6-month promotional offer, your membership will auto-renew at the standard 6-month subscription rate of $49.99; unless downgraded to the Free tier / canceled (mange membership here).
Service Details:
  • Note: Internet connection and supported device required.
  • "Do I need to own games?"
    • Yes, you need to own or purchase a game from one of the supported game stores before playing it on GeForce NOW. The service also supports over 100 of the most popular free-to-play games.
  • Sync GeForce Now (here) with your Steam, Ubisoft Connect and/or EPIC Games libraries to play your owned GeForce NOW-supported titles from those platforms over the internet via cloud gaming on your compatible mobile phone, laptop, Android TV & more (see a complete list of currently supported titles here).
  • Priority Membership Features:
    • Premium Cloud Gaming Rig w/ RTX ON (vs. basic cloud gaming rig w/ Free membership tier)
    • Priority Access to Premium Servers (vastly reduced wait times in queue vs. Free membership tier)
    • 6-Hour Session Length (vs. only one hour w/ Free membership tier)
    • Streaming at up to 1080p resolution
    • Steaming at up to 60 FPS (frames per second)
Compatible Devices (system requirements):
  • Find the GeForce NOW app for your compatible device(s) here
    • Windows
    • Mac OS
    • Android
    • iOS (via Safari)
    • Chrome OS / Chromebook
    • NVIDIA Shield TV devices
    • Android TV devices
    • Web Browser
    • Select (supported) Samsung & LG smart TV models

Editor's Notes

Written by RevOne | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Offer valid through November 20, 2022.
    • This deal offers $20 off (40% savings) the standard 6-month price of $49.99 (~$8.33/month); making the discounted rate via this promo just $4.99/month for 6 months.
  • About this store:
    • Click here to learn more about NVIDIA GeForce NOW.

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DzKrw
Stadia was Google's GeForce Now.
Yeah, and it's so much better. You can use your existing game libraries from steam, epic games, gog, origin, ubisoft. So you don't have to pay for it again. Useful for me to play games on the go with just my macbook.

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Nov 14, 2022
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ssen2004
Nov 14, 2022
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Quote from ultraconsumer :
My experience with the free version of this service (on Nvidia Shield) is that it's not worth $0.

45 minutes of logging into multiple accounts for steam, nvidia, origin, etc. Do these companies realize how freaking annoying it is to sign into accounts on your TV? Then trying to click on games only to be told I don't own it or "you can only play games in your steam library".

I don't get the point of this.

(I do, in theory, get the point of it. But in my experience it's hot garbage -- confusing and highly unwieldy to use).
You are missing the main point of paying for a rented gaming PC hardware. You need to pay buy the games you want to play even if you own a high end gaming PC. People playing pirated games are a different story altogether. I did play pirated games earlier years as I did not have enough money to buy the games legally. Now last few years i did buy all the games I played so developers get their fair share. Now that I have hundreds of digital games I prefer GeForce now platform for play instantly across any of my PC's and not to spend time on installing them locally.
Nov 14, 2022
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ultraconsumer
Nov 14, 2022
295 Posts
Quote from ssen2004 :
You are missing the main point of paying for a rented gaming PC hardware. You need to pay buy the games you want to play even if you own a high end gaming PC. People playing pirated games are a different story altogether. I did play pirated games earlier years as I did not have enough money to buy the games legally. Now last few years i did buy all the games I played so developers get their fair share. Now that I have hundreds of digital games I prefer GeForce now platform for play instantly across any of my PC's and not to spend time on installing them locally.
Ok, maybe I did not properly understand what this service provides, then. When I first got my Shield Tablet, Geforce Now (or maybe it was called something else back then) was not only the hardware, but also "renting" from a list of games on that hardware i.e. I could play certain cloud games that I didn't own in my library.

Perhaps things have moved far away from that model and the only real service these provide is the remote hardware for playing games you already own? (This is rhetorical, because I see these details in the "service notes" in the post now)
Last edited by ultraconsumer November 14, 2022 at 02:02 PM.
Nov 17, 2022
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CoralStew7750
Nov 17, 2022
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You cant use mods unless its like on Steam Workshop. I like hacking up and using mods to get maximum value out of my games.
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Nov 17, 2022
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LordNago
Nov 17, 2022
84 Posts
I picked this up as a test run because I found playing Game Pass on my tablet (Samsung A6 lite) to work really well and I was hoping to do the same with GFN to play Steam games like Destiny 2 without having to be in my back office on my PC. First run with Destiny 2 on the tablet wasn't great, lots of hangs and had graphic display issues at times. It worked ok for putzing around in patrol or the tower but I wouldn't trust it for strikes or anything. I need to try that again, maybe my wifi at the time had a poor connection. My second test was on a cheap 300$ Acer Aspire laptop with a Ryzen 3 3200U and 8gb ram (upgraded from 4) and Destiny2 via GFN worked just fine with none of the hangs or graphic issues that the tablet had and was 1080p 60fps the whole time. I'd say its definitely worth the 30$ but I'm not sure I'll renew at 50$/6 months only because I have a PC that can play these games its just inconveniently located at the time. If I only had the crappy laptop it would probably be worth the $50 to get good performance for games on cheap hardware.
Nov 17, 2022
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sheki
Nov 17, 2022
187 Posts
Quote from APhamX :
Yeah, and it's so much better. You can use your existing game libraries from steam, epic games, gog, origin, ubisoft. So you don't have to pay for it again. Useful for me to play games on the go with just my macbook.
If you have a gaming PC can that run your libraries and you simply want a portability solution, check out moonlight. It makes your gaming pc a server that streams to other devices. I use it to game on a tablet or Asus Flow x13, and it works awesome.

https://moonlight-stream.org/
Nov 17, 2022
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Joined Jan 2021
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TealCemetery950
Nov 17, 2022
1 Posts
How does GeForce NOW compare to Amazon Luna? I really like my Amazon Luna controller
Nov 18, 2022
191 Posts
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Nov 18, 2022
blade12
Nov 18, 2022
191 Posts
Quote from sheki :
If you have a gaming PC can that run your libraries and you simply want a portability solution, check out moonlight. It makes your gaming pc a server that streams to other devices. I use it to game on a tablet or Asus Flow x13, and it works awesome.

https://moonlight-stream.org/
Moonlight only works with Nvidia videocards btw. Not AMD videocards

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Nov 18, 2022
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APhamX
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Quote from sheki :
If you have a gaming PC can that run your libraries and you simply want a portability solution, check out moonlight. It makes your gaming pc a server that streams to other devices. I use it to game on a tablet or Asus Flow x13, and it works awesome.

https://moonlight-stream.org/
I thought about it. I used steam remote play and didn't like leaving my desktop on (high watt/heat) in the summer during the day, and it wouldn't work when I travel across the country due to latency. I even setup a raspberry pie to wake on Lan. But practically this service for $10/month was worth it

I have a steamdeck now, but when I want to play games like divinity at 1080p60 max settings on my MacBook I can just spin this up at the nearest region.
Nov 18, 2022
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Nov 18, 2022
sheki
Nov 18, 2022
187 Posts
Quote from APhamX :
I thought about it. I used steam remote play and didn't like leaving my desktop on (high watt/heat) in the summer during the day, and it wouldn't work when I travel across the country due to latency. I even setup a raspberry pie to wake on Lan. But practically this service for $10/month was worth it

I have a steamdeck now, but when I want to play games like divinity at 1080p60 max settings on my MacBook I can just spin this up at the nearest region.
Great points. It's nice to have options. I plan on getting a steamdeck for xmas, for my son, and a new vid card for myself. Need to see some benchmarks for AMD first. Exciting times!
Nov 18, 2022
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sheki
Nov 18, 2022
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Quote from blade12 :
Moonlight only works with Nvidia videocards btw. Not AMD videocards
I did not know that, thanks.
Nov 18, 2022
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dplane
Nov 18, 2022
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Quote from sheki :
If you have a gaming PC can that run your libraries and you simply want a portability solution, check out moonlight. It makes your gaming pc a server that streams to other devices. I use it to game on a tablet or Asus Flow x13, and it works awesome.

https://moonlight-stream.org/
Any idea of Moonlight works on a Nvidia Shield?
Nov 18, 2022
191 Posts
Joined Jun 2004
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blade12
Nov 18, 2022
191 Posts
Quote from dplane :
Any idea of Moonlight works on a Nvidia Shield?
Yes moonlight works on shield. You just need a pc with Nvidia video card on the same network to broadcast to the shield. Moonlight app needs to be running on the shield (get it from play store)

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