NVIDIA GeForce NOW’s Update : Blackwell Architecture’s RTX 5080 Power to Cloud Gaming.
News brief:
- NVIDIA Blackwell Architecture is now with GeForce NOW. It will deliver NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 class GPUs to the cloud, includes NVIDIA DLSS 4 Multi-Frame Generation for streaming up to 5K at 120 frames and even more.
- More than 4500 titles with install to play, more pc collections and upcoming AAA game launched.
- Blackwell powered technology helps to gain more accurate color super smooth streaming and crystal clear graphics.
- Supports more extensive devices. Racing wheel supports upto 90 fps. 4K at 120Hz on supported LG TVs and more.
- NVIDIA, Discord and Epic became partner for integrated performance, transforming game discovery and social gaming.
“Bringing the NVIDIA Blackwell architecture, one of the world’s most important computer graphics innovations, to GeForce NOW represents the biggest leap in cloud gaming ever,With Blackwell, GeForce NOW offers even more stunning graphics, the fastest frame rates and negligible latency to turn any device into a high-quality gaming rig that rivals nearly every other product on the market today” said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA.
NVIDIA Blackwell architecture will give more smother graphics and fastest frame rates in the cloud with the same membership price.
NVIDIA members will get advanced features like NVIDIA DLSS 4 Multi-Frame Generation (upto 5K resolution at 120 fps. The upgrade supports up to 360 fps at 1080p with NVIDIA Reflex technology and pixel response tome 30 milliseconds. User will experience new cinematic quality streaming mode.
Few AAA games name join GeForce NOW:
Borderlands 4, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and The Outer Worlds 2 and more than 2300 games on the streams. It will be doubled with the launch of Install-to-Play feature with new cloud storage.
NVIDIA will give members with the launch of GeForce RTX 5080 class GPUs, a stunning 62 teraflops of compute performance and massive 48 GB frame buffer enabling AI enhanced gaming experience and makes the platform for the future of AI in gaming.
Latest AMD “Zen 5” CPUs and NVIDIA ConnectX-7 SmartNICs, GeForce NOW featuring the most advanced hardware in cloud gaming offers up to 2.8x faster frame rates compared with previous-generation servers and the PlayStation 5 Pro by more than 3x.
NVIDIA’s broadband connectivity and mobile partner network such as Comcast, Deutsche Telekom AG and more. Among them Comcast Comcast is boosting low-latency GeForce NOW cloud gaming with the DOCSIS telecommunications standard. NVIDIA’s telecom partners are enhancing mobile cloud gaming – Deutsche Telekom AG adds GeForce NOW to its 5G+ network, while BT Group tests next-gen 5G slicing and L4S technologies for consistent high-quality streaming anywhere.
Expanded Device Support: Higher Frames, Better Performance Everywhere:
NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 5080-powered servers are supercharging cloud gaming across more devices than ever. The Steam Deck now delivers 90 FPS (up from 60 FPS) through the native GeForce NOW app, while LG OLED monitors support stunning 5K (5120×2880) streaming when connected to Windows or macOS—no extra hardware required.
LG TVs lead the charge as the world’s first to offer 4K 120Hz HDR gaming via GeForce NOW’s native app. Plus, Logitech racing wheels now feature ultra-low latency support for the most immersive sim racing experiences.
Even Mac users get a massive upgrade, with Blackwell architecture enhancements transforming Apple computers into high-performance gaming rigs—proving you don’t need a dedicated gaming PC to enjoy cutting-edge visuals and smooth gameplay.
With GeForce NOW’s expanded device optimization, premium cloud gaming is now more accessible across screens, from handhelds to big-screen TVs.
Key Improvements:
* Steam Deck: 90 FPS (previously 60 FPS).
* LG OLED Monitors: 5K streaming on macOS/Windows.
* LG TVs: World’s first 4K 120Hz HDR via native app.
* Logitech Wheels: Ultra-responsive, low-latency racing.
* Mac Support: Full Blackwell-powered upgrades.
Seamless Social Gaming: Play Together Instantly with Discord & GeForce NOW:
A groundbreaking partnership between NVIDIA, Discord, and Epic Games is revolutionizing how friends connect and play together. Through GeForce NOW’s cloud streaming technology, gamers can now instantly jump into popular titles directly through Discord—no downloads, installations, or separate launchers required.
The new integration allows Discord users to try Fortnite immediately via a special limited-time trial, even without a GeForce NOW subscription. Players simply need to link their Epic Games account to start playing in seconds—removing all barriers to instant gameplay with friends.
This innovative feature brings cloud gaming directly to where players already gather, making it effortless for Discord’s massive community to:
- Discover new games through instant access.
- Join friends in Fortnite without lengthy setups.
- Experience smooth, high-quality streaming through GeForce NOW’s technology.
For developers, this integration represents a powerful opportunity to reach engaged gaming communities right where they socialize. By eliminating technical hurdles, more players can instantly enjoy shared gaming experiences—strengthening connections through seamless play.
With cloud gaming now integrated into Discord, the future of social play has never been more accessible. Just connect, click, and play—together.
Key Benefits:
• Instant game access through Discord.
• No downloads or installations required.
• Fortnite available via free limited trial.
• Simple Epic Games account linking.
• Expands gaming communities organically.
GeForce NOW Blackwell Upgrade: Pricing, Launch Date & Membership Options:
NVIDIA’s game-changing GeForce NOW Blackwell architecture upgrade will begin its global rollout in September bringing RTX 5080-class cloud gaming to members worldwide.
Membership Tiers & Pricing
* Performance Tier ($9.99/month | $49.99/6 months).
*Ultimate Tier ($19.99/month | $99.99/6 months | $199.99/year) : Priority access to RTX 5080 servers.
*Daily, monthly and annual membership will be available starting at launch. Annual memberships will be available for $199.99 and $99.99, respectively.
*source: x.com
