GeForce NOW starts enforcing a 100-hour monthly cap on January 1. Here’s who it applies to first, why existing paid members ...

The GeForce RTX 50 Series line of GPUs comes equipped with Tensor Cores designed for AI operations capable of achieving up to ...

Nvidia's GeForce Now is one of the best ways to get your gaming in on the go. Over the years, we've seen some excellent ...

Monthly hundred hours playtime cap introduced by NVIDIA GeForce Now faces backlash as players believe this time is not enough ...

GeForce Now lets members play with more graphics power than they would get from their own device. If you have a Steam Deck, ...

A memory shortage has already affected the cost of DDR5 DRAM kits, and rumor has it that NVIDIA could hit pause on the 16GB ...

Active paid GeForce Now members who signed up before 2025 had been exempt, but starting January 1st, 2026, the cap is in place for them, too. Founders members will continue to have unlimited playtime, ...

Nvidia is implementing a somewhat tight limit on cloud gaming via its GeForce Now service starting on January 1, ...

Nvidia introduced the 100-hour GeForce Now monthly cap at the start of the year, but existing paid members received unlimited playtime until January 1, 2026.

After a controversy this summer, it looks like Gigabyte may be skipping the controversial thermal gel on its new GPUs.

NVIDIA has announced a significant change to its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service, confirming that all subscriptions will be subject to a monthly playtime limit starting January 1, 2026.

Fresh reports suggest Nvidia will severely reduce its graphics card supply for some regions, including the GeForce RTX 5070 ...