#Nvidia geforce now twitter 1080p#

GeForce Now Leak Looks Like Its Predicting The Future. I’ll get my first look at it later today. The Nvidia GeForce Now Twitter account is hinting that God of War (2018) will be coming to the service in the future through a picture of Kratos.

Still, I haven’t gotten to test this PC update myself. (4K60 is the limit today.)īut I would try forcing 4K anyhow if you don’t have a data cap - I found GFN’s streaming quality much better at 4K than at 1440p, because it forces Nvidia’s servers to render at higher resolution, and I’d expect to see some improvement even if your computer downscales it afterwards. Since the native PC version of games streams straight from the cloud, gamers can. Not only will your hardware downscale the image, but you’ll be using loads of data, while giving up the ability to use Nvidia’s 120Hz high-refresh-rate mode. On GeForce NOW, you play the real PC versions of games without having to worry if something has been ported to Mac.

#Nvidia geforce now twitter 1080p#

Most PC gamers are still rocking a 1440p or 1080p display, and while Dodge says you should now have the option to force 4K in the GeForce Now client, it’ll have downsides. And you’ll need to be paying for Nvidia’s RTX 3080 tier of GFN, of course, which costs $20 a month or $100 for six months (buy five, get one free?) Also, while this might sound obvious, you may need a 4K monitor for it to make sense.

Back to 4K: those new 4K60 streams are only for native PC apps, not the web version of GeForce Now, and your LG and Samsung Smart TVs will still be stuck at 1080p until further notice - spokeperson Jordan Dodge says there’s no update there.