When GeForce NOW became available on Chrome OS just over a week ago, I honestly thought it was as simple as NVIDIA deciding to launch a web-based player similar to Stadia's version of the same thing. After all, Stadia's been at it for a solid 9 months at this point, so NVIDIA likely learned a thing … [Read more...] about Why GeForce NOW as a Chromebook exclusive on the web is a big deal
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Play GeForce Now in your browser, no Chromebook needed
Earlier this week, NVIDIA dropped a bomb on the gaming world by releasing the web-based version of GeForce Now. Much to the surprise of many, the service that lets you bring your games with you didn't arrive for browsers of any flavor. Instead, NVIDIA made our day by launching GeForce Now as a … [Read more...] about Play GeForce Now in your browser, no Chromebook needed
Why you should probably ignore NVIDIA GeForce NOW Chromebook hardware requirements
GeForce NOW is officially available on Chromebooks as of this week, and if you can't tell, we've been extremely impressed by the performance thus far. For many Chromebook users, GeForce NOW presents a better version of what Stadia promises: solid streaming games, a vast library (including many … [Read more...] about Why you should probably ignore NVIDIA GeForce NOW Chromebook hardware requirements
First Look: NVIDIA GeForce NOW on a Chromebook runs like a dream
Just yesterday, NVIDIA made GeForce NOW support for Chromebooks an official thing and we're still testing things out to get our heads around all the awesomeness that is playing AAA titles we already own seamlessly on a Chromebook with crowds of other players you expect to see online. Was that a … [Read more...] about First Look: NVIDIA GeForce NOW on a Chromebook runs like a dream
