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Nafidia Games flow service now GeForce It is settled in September with the addition of RTX 5080 graphics processing units, which will allow 5K flow at 120 frames per second (or 1080 pixels/320 frames per second per frame). Although you’ll need to be in GeForce in the end of $ 20 a month, it is eventually the use of the RTX 5080 broadcast servers, NVIDIA does not raise the price of Tier. Participants at this level will continue to get 100 hours of monthly play (with 15 hours of scrolling), up to eight hours of sessions and access to all GPU’s DLSS features, including tire generation.

NVIDIA claims that the RTX 5080 GeForce servers now will perform up to 2.8 times faster than the current RTX 4080 systems – but of course, due to the new GPU 4X possibilities, which interfere with the frames using artificial intelligence modeling. 4080 supports only 2x frame generation. In Launcher, you will support the GEFORCE Now servers as famous games like Doom: Dark Ages, Indiana Jones and the Great Circleand Cyberpunk 2077 and Flying. We are still waiting for a full list of NVIDIA addresses, as well as updates about when we can expect more games that will support the RTX 5080.

While the raw power of the RTX 5080 will be the main clouds of GeForce Now Ultimate Tier, NVIDIA also improves something that always bother me with the game flow: image quality. Regardless of the accuracy of the tires that I saw while broadcasting games through multiple services, I have always noticed that colored sincerity and comprehensive intensity do not seem good like providing a local game on a computer. The new cinematic flow in NVIDIA aims to change this, with the support of Yu 4: 4: 4 Chroma Subling (to get more accurate colors), perform a smoother video broadcast with AV1 coding, and filter the autonomous video to reduce antiques. CQS will also be able to discover and improve your DPI settings – this is useful for high DPI laptop screens.

As CQs run, GeForce Now Treams will come out in 100 MP per second. This will make it perfect for people with 1 GB per second or faster connections, but it may be far -fetch if you have got slower online or restricted domain caps. I just saw a CQs screenshot at work, but it is definitely something that I will test more as soon as the GeForce New Now is launched in September.

NVIDIA also plans to expand the number of titles on GeForce Now with a new feature called installation toys to toys, which will be installed automatically on cloud storage servers. Performance subscribers and subscribers will eventually get 100 GB of storage for free, and they can upgrade to 200 GB for $ 2.99 per month, 500 GB for $ 4.99 per month and 1 TB compared to $ 7.99. GeForce Now games are usually installed on the servers and wait for the players in their lines. (It should also be noted that the service is draining in the games you already bought on current store facades like Steam, your subscription does not get a set of games to play like SBOX Cloud Streaming.)

NVIDIA says that GEFORCE will now get 2,300 games that have been pre -installed this year, and besides installation options to play, there will be more than 4,500 games in the service. This is a long way to make GeFORCE now more attractive to the main players – if you can play most of the new titles on the cloud for a monthly fee, why do you have a game computer at all?

To this end, NVIDIA is also making GeFORCE now work better with a wide range of devices. It will support up to 90 frames per second on the deck through its original application, and it will also be broadcast on 5K on the latest LG OLED screens. LG TVs will also get the original GeForce Now app that supports up to 4K 120Hz Streams, which is the first for any TV maker. NVIDIA also says that many Logitech race wheels will also be supported. (Although I wonder about the number of people traveling with wheels when they want the game while moving.)

Although it is unclear whether the game flow will replace local games at all, GeForce is definitely approaching the addition of the RTX 5080 graphics processing units and a wealth of new features. Given the high costs of television service these days, their prices seem relatively fair. You can test a free version supported by GeForce Now, or pay $ 10 per month (or $ 100 a year) to support 1,440 pixels free of ads. For most people, especially if they only flow to laptops and hand, it will be more than enough. But the final layer is not unreasonable at $ 20 a month, or $ 100 for six months or $ 200 annually. This is a small payment price for the game in 4K (and 5K!) Without a huge platform.

During my last test for GeForce Ultimate now with RTX 4080 servers, I noticed that it is relatively easy to launch games, the performance is generally smooth and works well via mobile devices, TVs and multiple computers. I was expecting a lot of the same for the RTX 5080 servers, but I will report next month when it is already launched.