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
Top Comments
However, as most other streaming services, occasional network issues are to be expected.
I'd still recommend it but don't expect there would be no network issues.
I think I had about 30 minutes of reallyy bad lags with bad graphics out of maybe 100 hours of play time. Your mileage may vary.
For someone like me that buys (hoards?) games when they're on sale, despite not having had a decent gaming PC in a decade or so, it's pretty great.
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50ms+ is just undoable in competitive games. I can change mice and feel the difference in 20ms.
For non-competitive games this seems fine. But it's honestly worth it to just get a good gpu. I'm not a fan of renting my processing power.