Nvidia is kicking off Gamescom week with a band. Today, Nvidia announced a bunch of GeForce-related
Nvidia is kicking off Gamescom week with a band. Today, Nvidia announced a bunch of GeForce-related updates. Here, we break down all of the upgrades coming to the GeForce Now cloud gaming platform, with Ultimate tier subscribers soon to see an upgrade from RTX 4080-powered servers to RTX 5080.
The first big announcement for GeForce Now this week is the RTX 5080 rollout. Previously, GeForce Now Ultimate subscribers have had access to RTX 4080 GPUs, but from September onwards, Ultimate subscribers will be getting upgraded to RTX 5080 servers. This move also brings along access to the latest GeForce-powered features, like DLSS 4 with Multi-Frame Generation.
The next major update for GeForce Now is the new Cinematic Quality Streaming mode. In this mode, you’ll be able to use up to 100Mbps of bandwidth for unmatched stream quality. The extra bandwidth gets you access to HDR10, 4:4:4 Chroma, and AI features to sharpen up finer details like HUD lines, while an AI video filter will also clean up any noise or artefacts from the image.
Nvidia has also made some crucial upgrades to improve game responsiveness.
