
Best in Class: Stream PC Games and Study on the Same Laptop With GeForce NOW
GeForce NOW is adding eight new titles to its cloud gaming library this week, including Halo: Campaign Evolved. The service enables users to stream high-performance PC games on standard devices like Chromebooks and Macs.
Why it matters
Users can play demanding games on existing low-power hardware without purchasing expensive upgrades or waiting for long downloads. This allows a single device to function as both a work and gaming machine.
The details
- Ultimate membership delivers 5080-class performance with NVIDIA DLSS and ray tracing.
- Users can stream owned titles from Steam, Epic Games Store, and Xbox PC Game Pass.
- Day passes are available and their costs apply toward first membership purchases.
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Key connections
Apple manufactures the MacBook line of laptop computers.
Apple owns MacBook Neo
Apple manufactures the MacBook Neo laptop.
Epic Games owns Epic Games Store
Epic Games operates the Epic Games Store.
Ubisoft owns Ubisoft Connect
Ubisoft owns and operates Ubisoft Connect.
GeForce NOW is built with Cloud Gaming
GeForce NOW delivers gaming experiences using cloud gaming technology.
GeForce NOW uses Ray Tracing
GeForce NOW Ultimate membership supports ray tracing.
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GeForce NOW is related to Mistfall Hunter
GeForce NOW added Mistfall Hunter to its supported library.
GeForce NOW is related to Call of Duty: Black Ops 6
GeForce NOW added Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 to its library.
GeForce NOW is related to Sudden Attack Zero Point
GeForce NOW added Sudden Attack Zero Point to its library.
GeForce NOW is related to The Ranchers
GeForce NOW added The Ranchers to its library.
GeForce NOW is related to Corsair Cove
GeForce NOW added Corsair Cove to its library.
GeForce NOW is related to Funnel Runners
GeForce NOW added Funnel Runners to its library.
GeForce NOW is related to Pathogenic
GeForce NOW added Pathogenic to its library.
Menguiny uses MacBook Neo
Menguiny uses a MacBook Neo for video editing and cloud gaming via GeForce NOW.
Menguiny uses GeForce NOW
Menguiny tested GeForce NOW to stream PC games on MacBook Neo.
TechWithSeong uses MacBook
TechWithSeong uses a MacBook alongside handheld devices for gaming via GeForce NOW.
TechWithSeong uses GeForce NOW
TechWithSeong uses GeForce NOW Ultimate to stream PC games across multiple devices.
Steam competes with Epic Games Store
Steam and Epic Games Store are competing digital PC game storefronts supported on GeForce NOW.
Google owns Chromebook
Google develops and produces the Chromebook platform.
Valve operates the Steam digital game distribution platform.
Microsoft produces the Surface line of personal computing devices.
Related events
GeForce NOW Adds Halo: Campaign Evolved and Seven New Titles for Back-to-School Season
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