NVIDIA announced the Blackwell architecture coming to GeForce NOW, upgrading cloud gaming with RTX 5080-class GPUs, DLSS 4 Multi-Frame Generation, and over 4,500 game titles. New Cinematic Quality Streaming mode enhances graphics, supported devices expand, and partnerships with Discord and Epic improve game discovery and social gaming experience.
The Blackwell architecture brings cutting-edge graphics and AI enhancements to GeForce NOW, offering 5K resolution at 120 fps, improved streaming quality, and advanced features like NVIDIA Reflex technology. A new Cinematic Quality Streaming mode significantly enhances image quality with color accuracy, smooth streaming, and crystal-clear graphics.
GeForce NOW introduces Install-to-Play feature, doubling the game library to over 4,500 titles, including AAA games like Borderlands 4 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. The Blackwell architecture enables advanced ray tracing and AI rendering for realistic lighting and textures, delivering 62 teraflops of compute performance.
Cinematic-Quality Streaming mode enhances visual quality with YUV color model, smooth streaming, crystal-clear graphics, and optimized resolution detection. The Blackwell architecture powers over 2,300 games and welcomes upcoming AAA titles like Hell Is Us, Borderlands 4, and Dying Light: The Beast to GeForce NOW.
GeForce RTX 5080-powered servers improve performance on Steam Deck, LG monitors, and TVs, offering up to 5K resolution and 4K at 120Hz with HDR support. The Blackwell architecture upgrades the GeForce NOW Mac client, adds support for Logitech racing wheels, and expands to more devices for high-quality gaming experiences.
NVIDIA, Discord, and Epic partner to integrate GeForce NOW with Discord for a seamless gaming experience. Players can try games instantly on Discord through a limited-time trial of GeForce NOW Performance experience, making game discovery and social gaming easier and more accessible. The Blackwell architecture upgrade for GeForce NOW is rolling out in September.
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