Nvidia’s latest GeForce Now update gives the cloud gaming service native support for Apple’s M1 processor, a feature that should significantly improve the gaming experience on Macs. GeForce Now ...

A couple of years after its debut, Nvidia GeForce Now is finally expanding its streaming options on PC and Mac. Starting today, GeForce Now supports 4K streaming on Windows and macOS. Rolling out now ...

TL;DR: Monster Hunter Wilds, despite mixed reviews due to performance issues, is a major success with over 1.3 million concurrent players on Steam. It is now available on GeForce NOW with enhanced ...

Nvidia has updated its GeForce Now cloud gaming service to offer native support for a number of M1-powered Apple computers. The version 2.0.40 update for MacOS allows the GeForce Now app to run ...

Nvidia’s GeForce Now cloud gaming service continues to make improvements, and it seems that more is in store going forward as the company has teased the desire to improve support for more controllers ...

PC Game Pass games are available via GeForce Now today, alongside 25 new games. With Microsoft Store integration, you can launch these games directly from GeForce Now. If you have purchased the game, ...

TL;DR: NVIDIA's GeForce NOW introduces the RTX 5080 upgrade on September 10, enabling cloud gaming at up to 5K resolution and 120FPS with full ray tracing via Neural Rendering. Priced at $19.99/month, ...

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Game streaming has opened a world of possibilities for new devices to get in on high-end games, regardless of what device they own. While Apple’s new M1 Macs are more than capable of playing high-end ...

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Nvidia's GeForce Now game streaming service has been updated to work with Macs powered by Apple silicon, offering official support for both M1-equipped and Intel-based machines for the first time.