The chipmaker announced updates to its cloud gaming platform GeForce Now, including news that its remote gaming PCs will utilize Nvidia’s popular, high-powered Blackwell GPUs.
GeForce NOW's game library will expand to over 4,500 titles with the launch of Install-to-Play functionality. This functionality allows members to access additional games from their PC collections through cloud storage. The service currently offers over 2,300 pre-installed games.
The company claims its RTX 5080 instances can produce up to a 2.8x increase in output FPS from GeForce Now Ultimate instances compared to the current RTX 4080 hardware, though that figure relies on Blackwell's Multi-Frame Generation capability for part of the overall boost.
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