NVIDIA offers
6-Months GeForce Now Performance Ad-free Membership for
$29.99.
Thanks to Community Member
catpunt for posting this deal.
- Note: After 6-Month promotional period, membership renews at $49.99 for 6-Months unless you cancel.
Performance Membership Includes (
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:- GeForce RTX | 8 vCPUs Gaming Rig
- GeForce RTX rigs are upgraded virtual rigs for Performance members. Their virtual specs and performance can vary based on game and server availability, and include enhanced RTX capabilities like real time ray tracing and DLSS.
- Ad-free
- Up to 1440p/60fps
- Surround 5.1 Audio
- Monthly play time: 100 hours with 15 hours rollover
- Short queue times
- 6-hour session lengths
- Click here to see a list of supported games from Steam, Epic Games Store, Ubisoft Connect, and Xbox Game Pass (you must already own or separately purchase the supported titles on Steam, Epic Games or Ubisoft Connect / be an active Xbox Game Pass subscriber in order to access / play the supported titles through the GeForce Now cloud game streaming service. Supported games are not automatically included as part of this cloud streaming service by default. This membership simply provides the means to stream games you already own to devices that support GeForce Now).
Top Comments
Depends on region.
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Gigabit fiber now, but I had like 150 combat garbage and it still worked fine. Beat all three dark souls games on it while watching my infant daughter while she slept.
Not sure if this helps you, but you are able to play this with games from Xbox gamepass that you technically don't own. You'll just need an active subscription to both
Oh, I wasn't aware of that? Is there a setting in GeForce that I need to change? I have game pass for Xbox and the pc version.
You sync it to your Xbox account just like you do for Steam.
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It's like playing with Netflix, the first 2 seconds while buffering it might be blurry but then it's going to rock!
I don't know if they removed the requirement that you need an nvidia hardware (even if old and crappy) or not.
I also use it in Linux, and I have no nvidia hardware, so that requirement might just be for windows.
I used to exclusively use Gamepass, but I recently noticed the visuals are significantly better while playing Gamepass games using Geforce Now, and the experience is overall better. I believe it's due to Geforce Now using the PC version of the games, while the Gamepass app is probably using the console versions.
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