Nvidia upgrades GeForce Now with Blackwell RTX 5080 SuperPods

Nvidia has rolled out its latest GeForce Now upgrade, replacing RTX 4080 servers with the new Blackwell RTX 5080 ￰0￱ to the American chipmaker, the update is ideal for subscribers of its Ultimate tier, who are promised higher performance, lower latency, and expanded game catalogue without an additional cost if they choose to ￰1￱ RTX 5080 SuperPods users can expect smoother gameplay with its latest rendering technology, Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) 4 technology, and new AI-upscaling ￰2￱ firm mentioned it would add releases such as DUNE: Awakening, Cronos: The New Dawn, and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 as titles that will showcase the GPU’s power.

“NVIDIA Blackwell RTX servers are starting to power up worldwide, so more members can start streaming with unprecedented performance on virtually any device, including PCs, Macs, Chromebooks, LG TVs (4K at 120Hz) and even Steam Decks (now up to 90 fps),” the company wrote on its ￰3￱ titles on the game library with Install-to-Play Alongside the hardware upgrade, Nvidia has introduced a new Install-to-Play feature that doubles the GeForce Now ￰4￱ service now supports nearly 4,500 games, up from about 2,300 previously ￰5￱ Thursday promo.) on WiFi, which is relatively sweet for those looking for smooth gameplay. However, on the visual fidelity end of the stick, there were several issues ￰6￱ you were to play the GTA-alike game from a distance, on your 4K-rendering HDMI 2.1 television, there is no harm, no ￰7￱ a gamer who is up and close to a monitor with the same output will see fine details appear washed ￰8￱ said the effect was like “looking through a faint layer of frosted glass.” Join Bybit now and claim a $50 bonus in minutes