I got 6 months of Ultimate with my AT&T Fiber subscription. I used to be a hardcore gamer, then I got older, got married, had kids, and now I can't justify spending $2-3k on building a proper gaming PC when I only game a few days a month, and I can just grab my Chromebook and tuck away somewhere and get a premium session in. It has seriously blown my mind. I didn't realize it would be as good as it is. I had a Stadia subscription and I really loved Stadia. The latency with Stadia was great, but the image quality was pretty bad, but I didn't care, it gave me a library of games I didn't have to buy and it was responsive. I tried Luna and hated it, the latency just kills it. GeForce Now feels like native. It really does. And the best part is I can play it in any room of my house. I can literally pay for GeForce Now Ultimate for the next 5 years and only then would I be coming close to the price of having built a gaming PC which would be obsolete in 5 years. Anyway, great video, and your upload image quality is ace.
@@PrimoRocker when I tried it for 6 months it worked astoundingly well and comparable to my high end pc and only minor noticeable differences. Unless you are a huge fps player it’s perfectly fine. I have 300 mbs download too tho so that helps. His latency probably came from his internet speed
I’ll honestly never go back to wasting money on building PC’s. GeForce now, Ultimate is the way to go. Playing on my 65inch Oled with ultra settings is just brilliant! 🙂
Been using Geforce now for like 5 years. Ever since the first week go beta. It is the best way to play. Unreal graphics and amazing latency. I use the 4080 there and love it. I also use exclusively Macs. This lets me game better than my gaming pc. Love the service.
It is a very good service and people think they need super fast internet but honestly you'll do well with 50 to 75 megabits and that's pushing it honestly. If people got over all the misconceptions GeForce now would keep growing a lot faster. I have a friend who still thought GeForce now forced you to buy exclusive games from them. Like stadia. Love the service though not going to stop paying for it I hope they keep growing.
I’m sorry but anyone that can’t notice the latency is just a casual or has never played on high end hardware. It’s just like the people that used to say “the human eye can’t see more than 30 fps”.
I had a similar experience. I was absolutely blown away at how good it is. I only own an Xbox One and that doesn’t cut it anymore. I tried out GeForce Now and couldn’t believe the quality. 4K at 120 fps on my ultrawide monitor. I really hope they continue to grow and improve the game library!
To me, this feels like a nice in-between of a console and a pc. GeForce now provides comparable input delay to consoles at 120 hz, better graphics, and extended keyboard and mouse support, but it's missing the library, modding components and competitive and snappy nature of local gaming. amazing for people who use macs or craptops and live near one of their servers!
bro i appreciate the fact that you mention this because I live down the street from the Nvidia headquarters in Santa Clara. Is this a 2 for someone with a potato laptop trying to run skyrim??
Great video! I tried it after watching this and it went well! 2 of my friends use it now after I told them about it and this video. My friends PC’s are aging. It’s gives hope to mention GeForce Now when someone says they want to pc game but can’t afford a new rig, especially to the younger crowd wanting to start pc gaming but would only have a console sale to put forth for funds. My friends swear by the service now. I was worried about input, price and resolution but none were an issue. We tested it out at my friends camping lodge using a tablet and his usual Starlink out there, playing MW3 and Starfield, both with a controller. I might try it tethering my phones data. Keep up the great work (videos)! Also you beta tested it for us! Thanks 🙏 😅
The biggest downside I've found is the lack of games. Yeah, I know, they have 1500 games. But, there's always going to be that odd title you want to play that your PC can't handle and that MSoft/Sony won't touch. For the games they do support, though, I've been well pleased. My GPU in my PC died; too old to upgrade, don't game enough to justify a new PC.
Thanks for the video! Exactly what i needed. I'm in the same spot as you, my friend and me want to play Baldurs Gate 3 but his PC is too old for it. This might be the way to go. If he's fine with paying the subscription fee we will definitely try it out!
During the ps5 shortage I couldn’t get one. I was desperate to have some next gen gaming experience and I found Geforce. Since then I’ve never turned back.
If the selection of games improves, it becomes an absolute no brainer. Right now, I am considering getting it just to play Baldur’s Gate 3 as I only have a Steam Deck and it doesn’t run at all well on there. But beyond that, will I keep my subscription? Probably not, but I’d rejoin if the library of games became more compelling.
Hello Asa, I've noticed your stream is set to 60fps on GFN. If you want better input lag you should try setting your stream to 120fps( for 1440p & 4K) or 240fps(for 1080p) depending on your monitor's refresh rate & resolution. Great video!
Thanks! Do you use the higher frame rate on GFN? Does it still look as good? Unfortunately for me I can't really do that whilst recording in the quality I use for video, but I may check it out for my own sake soon :)
@@gaming-arcadia I use 2560x1440p 120fps stream and the reduction of input lag is very noticeable against 60fps, just like it would in local hardware. I have a 1440p 144Hz monitor so that's the best configuration atm for me, 240fps stream wouldn't make sense since my monitor can only show 144fps and also it's for 1080p, but I recon the input lag would be even lower with that config.
@@Anthony-ex6hq Does the app allows you to set the stream to 120fps even if your monitor/TV isn't 120Hz?, if so, do it. That must improve input delay a bit even if you'd only see 60fps on your TV. Latency won't be changed since it's the round distance between your PC and the nearest server (RTD - round trip delay from client to server) that is meassured in milliseconds when you press Ctrl + N on PING
@@Chicoppat I think I figured it out. Here is my setup. Laptop hdmi to LG CX tv set to 4k 60hz RGB. (Laptop only has hdmi 2.0 so I can’t do 4k 120hz rgb even though tv supports that). I have Gsync enabled on tv in nvidia control panel with vsync on and low latency set to ultra. In the GeForce now app I have vsync turned off stream set to 4k 60fps. I’m playing shadow of the tomb raider and to get the smoothest camera movement I found I had to enable double buffering vsync in the game options. Not sure why but any other setting there was slight stuttering when panning camera. My network ping to GeForce pods is 22ms. I have hardwired gigabit connection. Don’t get me wrong everything feels great and this service has far exceeded my expectations. Just found it odd that there was stuttering with Gsync on and only way to eliminate was enabling vsync in this game. Maybe it’s just this game in particular.
Newbie to cloud gaming here, are there any games included when you subscribe to gfn, priority tier? Or it's a cloud rig to play games you already own, on steam per example? Also, can I do like, gfn priority tier, and subscribe to pc game pass and play all the pc game pass games through gfn priority tier? Like, do people do that? Subscribe to both? I don't have a gaming pc at all, and all the games I own are old or on console. Thanks for enlightening me!
Like a cloud rig to play games you already have access to on Steam/Epic/Ubisoft/PC Game Pass. There's actually an offer from NVidia at the moment where if you get 6months of GFN Ultimate it includes 3 months of PC Game Pass. I don't know how many people use it like that, but you definitely can.
@@sossoya86 because it's stupid your objectively giving yourself a worse experience when you have access to top of wine hardware and you can play the game natively
Is there a reason not all my steam games are showing up? I'd love to use this service as my primary gaming method but it seems some games are not available though the service.
At the "big game" end some publishers won't allow their games on the service, and with small games there's just a big catalogue for NVidia to get to setting up. It's getting better, but supporting the full library of content is definitely the biggest struggle they have.
TH-cam compresses it further than GeForce Now does (and over-saturates it a bit if you watch it in SDR), but even through all that I think it looks really clean. I have a relatively keen eye for image quality, but you may be more perceptive still. What platform/hardware do you play on?
Yea it works great. But today, thanks to this service and Epic store, I have lost my cloud saves for Metro Exodus Enhanced edition :) The ones I started over (new playthrough) and an old one, back from 2018. So yeah, great..
What about the excellent, free multiplayer/singleplayer game, 'Operation: Harsh Doorstop'? Their mods download directly from the servers when you join them.
xbox can now be synced with geforce now, so the availbiale games on gamepass that support geforce now are included that also includes ea games if you have gamepass ultimate
what the hell, its not a cloud gaming services.. so its not like xbox cloud or luna.. its more of renting the power with games you own? even then some games are excluded?
What are your thoughts on the future of streaming VR games via Gforce now especially with the coming on the new 50 series cards in a year or 2 which deliver 1.7 times more performance than the 4090
I don't think the 50 series will solve it as it's not really a power problem. 40 series can run beautiful VR, but streaming will need different tricks to overcome even small latency, and the market needs to be bigger before anyone makes much effort. What about you?
@GameOnAsa I agree, I believe if a hybrid Vr solution comes out of Nintendo, the Vr industry will get a massive boost. In regards to Nvdia stream Vr, I believe that is ultimately where we need to go if we want to make Vr headsets lighter for one, and sure add a mobile chip on their or maybe use a mobile flagship phone to power the experience, but in the end streaming all content is the future and I truly feel Nvdia will have the hardware foundation. to to bring it to the forefront for the avg consumer.
@@gaming-arcadia Great video man, the service is so underrated, it should be its own gaming platform really, its like steam but for cloud gaming, hopefully Sony, Rockstar, WB and many more bring their games to GFN, so much potential. Oh and I would always recommend custom settings, anything above 45mb at 4k 60fps seems to add no difference to me(LG 4k Tv), 30mb is perfect for 1080p 120fps, just my experience, I am running 100mb internet, but you don't need high end internet for this service, that's why its so good, unless ur playing at 120/240fps 4k, then u need really good bandwidth, hope that helps. It sure sucks that mods/cheat trainers are not possible on this service though, that's cloud gaming for you.
@@karls4937according to GN, for 4k you need 45mbs . It should be enough. I would try first Priority tier. Not sure how would that look like on my 4k oled tv but i’m testing it.
Set your stream up to 120fps and disable v-sync. The latency will fall drastically! Try Battlefield 2042 title with competitive settings (v-sync off) and you'll see what GeForce Now superpods are capable of. Yet, the biggest disappointment is no Starfield at release date (bad game optimisation and performance on virtual environments? Not sure!). Great video. Cheers from Portugal! 😀✌
Yes, true. For me I can't stand screen tearing and I got a lot of it without v-sync, but if I had G-Sync/variable refresh going I'm sure it feels even better.
it's really good, I tried it through the TV app for 1 month and played Cyberphunk and Jedi Fallen Order smooth 4K 60 no problems. I also tried ray tracing however I was not impressed with the Overdrive or RT on Cyberphunk, I couldn't really tell the difference most of the time and the latency on Overdrive made the game unplayable for me
Not really depends on your internet speed, and if you live far from there server also that could effect your performance, i live in Canada with a high speed internet and I can’t even play games at full resolution and high graphics.
Have you tried Geforce Now? I live in a silly village with nothing but some old people and a duck pond, let alone a good connection. I'm sure there will be a lot of people it doesn't work for, not calling you a liar or anything like that. Just wondering if you tried it, or if you assumed it was bad (maybe based on other services - part of this video includes XCloud being generally disastrous)
@@gaming-arcadia yes i have the ultime membership, if your closer to there main computer server you should be fine, compare to if you live far with a high speed internet 🛜, especially at peaky times .
you might be too far away from the servers, I live in a very small country in Eastern Europe and my internet is around 50 mbps and games ran at 4K 60 with no problem
It's not how far are you from servers I have a close server around 300km and tried another at 2800km - the difference is the first is 6ms ping and the other 42ms but both play fine without significant delay while racing a car in game and no packet losses main problem is your ISP, how it reroutes the traffic and how it handles it overall I have a fiber 500Mbps which works very good and then my mobile connection is almost useless, while still going 100+Mbps but sometimes the mobile connection is really good, even if it has lower speed
Definitely Megabits, apologies if I mispoke in the vid. FWIW over here MB is Megabytes, Mb is megabits, mb would be anyone's guess, and our internet service providers LOVE that people conflate them :(
I have these platforms and could say that all are boring, today studios are not able make up to date good looking funny games, its still same, 20 years already they copy a copy, no real inovations, only more polygons.
@@gaming-arcadiaAre you serious? When I had a steam deck (sold it last year like a fool) I LOVED playing Xbox cloud gaming! The quality wasn’t the best at times, but I didn’t give af! Why should they feel sadness based on your own personal opinion? 🤷🏽♀️
(from system reqs) Note: GeForce NOW Ultimate membership features such as 120 FPS, HDR streaming, and 5.1 & 7.1 surround sound are not currently available on Smart TVs.
I got 6 months of Ultimate with my AT&T Fiber subscription. I used to be a hardcore gamer, then I got older, got married, had kids, and now I can't justify spending $2-3k on building a proper gaming PC when I only game a few days a month, and I can just grab my Chromebook and tuck away somewhere and get a premium session in. It has seriously blown my mind. I didn't realize it would be as good as it is. I had a Stadia subscription and I really loved Stadia. The latency with Stadia was great, but the image quality was pretty bad, but I didn't care, it gave me a library of games I didn't have to buy and it was responsive. I tried Luna and hated it, the latency just kills it. GeForce Now feels like native. It really does. And the best part is I can play it in any room of my house. I can literally pay for GeForce Now Ultimate for the next 5 years and only then would I be coming close to the price of having built a gaming PC which would be obsolete in 5 years. Anyway, great video, and your upload image quality is ace.
I thought Stadia only let you stream games you brought off their store? I could be wrong though.
thank you so much for reminding me to claim mine through att😭
Building a decent PC is def not $2-3 grand, and even if it was, I'd rather game on a PS4 hardware for cheap than stream a game with added lag
@@PrimoRocker when I tried it for 6 months it worked astoundingly well and comparable to my high end pc and only minor noticeable differences. Unless you are a huge fps player it’s perfectly fine. I have 300 mbs download too tho so that helps. His latency probably came from his internet speed
I’ll honestly never go back to wasting money on building PC’s. GeForce now, Ultimate is the way to go. Playing on my 65inch Oled with ultra settings is just brilliant! 🙂
Been using Geforce now for like 5 years. Ever since the first week go beta. It is the best way to play. Unreal graphics and amazing latency. I use the 4080 there and love it. I also use exclusively Macs. This lets me game better than my gaming pc. Love the service.
What's your internet speed?
what mac your using ?
It is a very good service and people think they need super fast internet but honestly you'll do well with 50 to 75 megabits and that's pushing it honestly. If people got over all the misconceptions GeForce now would keep growing a lot faster. I have a friend who still thought GeForce now forced you to buy exclusive games from them. Like stadia. Love the service though not going to stop paying for it I hope they keep growing.
My fps is capped a 165 how do you fix
I’m sorry but anyone that can’t notice the latency is just a casual or has never played on high end hardware. It’s just like the people that used to say “the human eye can’t see more than 30 fps”.
I had a similar experience. I was absolutely blown away at how good it is. I only own an Xbox One and that doesn’t cut it anymore. I tried out GeForce Now and couldn’t believe the quality. 4K at 120 fps on my ultrawide monitor.
I really hope they continue to grow and improve the game library!
To me, this feels like a nice in-between of a console and a pc. GeForce now provides comparable input delay to consoles at 120 hz, better graphics, and extended keyboard and mouse support, but it's missing the library, modding components and competitive and snappy nature of local gaming. amazing for people who use macs or craptops and live near one of their servers!
bro i appreciate the fact that you mention this because I live down the street from the Nvidia headquarters in Santa Clara. Is this a 2 for someone with a potato laptop trying to run skyrim??
I have a 3080 and I7 but been grinding cyberpunk on my bed with my macbook COMPLETELY SILENT IS AMAZING
I've said it before, this is the future but 10-15 years from now
If you live in a big city the future is now old men
Great video! I tried it after watching this and it went well! 2 of my friends use it now after I told them about it and this video. My friends PC’s are aging. It’s gives hope to mention GeForce Now when someone says they want to pc game but can’t afford a new rig, especially to the younger crowd wanting to start pc gaming but would only have a console sale to put forth for funds. My friends swear by the service now. I was worried about input, price and resolution but none were an issue. We tested it out at my friends camping lodge using a tablet and his usual Starlink out there, playing MW3 and Starfield, both with a controller. I might try it tethering my phones data. Keep up the great work (videos)! Also you beta tested it for us! Thanks 🙏 😅
Still plays well on Starlink? That's wild.
Thanks for sharing the video round!
The biggest downside I've found is the lack of games. Yeah, I know, they have 1500 games. But, there's always going to be that odd title you want to play that your PC can't handle and that MSoft/Sony won't touch. For the games they do support, though, I've been well pleased.
My GPU in my PC died; too old to upgrade, don't game enough to justify a new PC.
Thanks for the video! Exactly what i needed. I'm in the same spot as you, my friend and me want to play Baldurs Gate 3 but his PC is too old for it. This might be the way to go. If he's fine with paying the subscription fee we will definitely try it out!
During the ps5 shortage I couldn’t get one. I was desperate to have some next gen gaming experience and I found Geforce. Since then I’ve never turned back.
This is a really good video 😊
Yes
If the selection of games improves, it becomes an absolute no brainer. Right now, I am considering getting it just to play Baldur’s Gate 3 as I only have a Steam Deck and it doesn’t run at all well on there. But beyond that, will I keep my subscription? Probably not, but I’d rejoin if the library of games became more compelling.
What settings? Mine runs “just alright” when I turn everything down
Do they not have AAA titles?
Really crazy how i been getting 120+ fps on these games with geforce now, cloud gaming might be the future
Good thing about xcloud is that it allows for mods. Both Skyrim and Fallout has cloud mod support.
Yeah creation club mods should be supported, hopefully with NVidia as well.
But you won't be able to mod it like you can the Steam version.
You should have tried 120fps mode, makes it feel native. agree at 60 fps you can feel a little, 120 - none.
Hated stadia , and thought geforce now would be the same how wrong was i , currently playing it on my steam deck and it's brilliant ❤
Hello Asa, I've noticed your stream is set to 60fps on GFN. If you want better input lag you should try setting your stream to 120fps( for 1440p & 4K) or 240fps(for 1080p) depending on your monitor's refresh rate & resolution. Great video!
Thanks!
Do you use the higher frame rate on GFN? Does it still look as good? Unfortunately for me I can't really do that whilst recording in the quality I use for video, but I may check it out for my own sake soon :)
@@gaming-arcadia I use 2560x1440p 120fps stream and the reduction of input lag is very noticeable against 60fps, just like it would in local hardware. I have a 1440p 144Hz monitor so that's the best configuration atm for me, 240fps stream wouldn't make sense since my monitor can only show 144fps and also it's for 1080p, but I recon the input lag would be even lower with that config.
Does setting the stream to 4k 120fps make a difference if the monitor/TV is 4k 60hz. Would it still improve latency?
@@Anthony-ex6hq Does the app allows you to set the stream to 120fps even if your monitor/TV isn't 120Hz?, if so, do it. That must improve input delay a bit even if you'd only see 60fps on your TV. Latency won't be changed since it's the round distance between your PC and the nearest server (RTD - round trip delay from client to server) that is meassured in milliseconds when you press Ctrl + N on PING
@@Chicoppat I think I figured it out. Here is my setup. Laptop hdmi to LG CX tv set to 4k 60hz RGB. (Laptop only has hdmi 2.0 so I can’t do 4k 120hz rgb even though tv supports that). I have Gsync enabled on tv in nvidia control panel with vsync on and low latency set to ultra. In the GeForce now app I have vsync turned off stream set to 4k 60fps. I’m playing shadow of the tomb raider and to get the smoothest camera movement I found I had to enable double buffering vsync in the game options. Not sure why but any other setting there was slight stuttering when panning camera. My network ping to GeForce pods is 22ms. I have hardwired gigabit connection. Don’t get me wrong everything feels great and this service has far exceeded my expectations.
Just found it odd that there was stuttering with Gsync on and only way to eliminate was enabling vsync in this game. Maybe it’s just this game in particular.
How is the quality, performance and people feelings when you use gefore now on Xbox Series S? Is is smooth and worth to buy it?
its worth buying trust me if you have a good wifi then i mean it. its smooth if you keep vysnc off
Great video ASA. You’ve convinced me to try it. 🎉
You have a 4080 lol. Do it for science, and let me know how it goes!
Newbie to cloud gaming here, are there any games included when you subscribe to gfn, priority tier? Or it's a cloud rig to play games you already own, on steam per example? Also, can I do like, gfn priority tier, and subscribe to pc game pass and play all the pc game pass games through gfn priority tier? Like, do people do that? Subscribe to both? I don't have a gaming pc at all, and all the games I own are old or on console. Thanks for enlightening me!
Like a cloud rig to play games you already have access to on Steam/Epic/Ubisoft/PC Game Pass.
There's actually an offer from NVidia at the moment where if you get 6months of GFN Ultimate it includes 3 months of PC Game Pass. I don't know how many people use it like that, but you definitely can.
@GameOnAsa thank you ! I appreciate you took the time to answer 🙌🏼
Same, I have a 4090 and still use GeforceNow, lol!
Why tho
thats not funny its so stupid
@@The_MEMEphiswhy not.
@@sossoya86 because it's stupid your objectively giving yourself a worse experience when you have access to top of wine hardware and you can play the game natively
@@The_MEMEphis well it's that he can bring his hardware everywhere he go
i would have never have thought cloud gaming could reach a point where it was attractive. but here we are
What game is that 3rd person shooter at 2:22 the setup portion?
Gears 5
the future is here. it won't replace native but will be another option and way to play
Very interesting stuff. Cheers.
great video, starfield comment probably didn't age well though haha
Is there a reason not all my steam games are showing up? I'd love to use this service as my primary gaming method but it seems some games are not available though the service.
At the "big game" end some publishers won't allow their games on the service, and with small games there's just a big catalogue for NVidia to get to setting up.
It's getting better, but supporting the full library of content is definitely the biggest struggle they have.
No one noticing the blanket of haze like the games played on Gforce Now were shot through a smoky haze?
TH-cam compresses it further than GeForce Now does (and over-saturates it a bit if you watch it in SDR), but even through all that I think it looks really clean.
I have a relatively keen eye for image quality, but you may be more perceptive still. What platform/hardware do you play on?
Yea it works great. But today, thanks to this service and Epic store, I have lost my cloud saves for Metro Exodus Enhanced edition :) The ones I started over (new playthrough) and an old one, back from 2018. So yeah, great..
Good video. Thanks!
What about the excellent, free multiplayer/singleplayer game, 'Operation: Harsh Doorstop'? Their mods download directly from the servers when you join them.
I played Cyberpunk through GeForce Now, was pretty decent.
xbox can now be synced with geforce now, so the availbiale games on gamepass that support geforce now are included that also includes ea games if you have gamepass ultimate
Yup, a big improvement on the game pass integration.
You have to own the games anyway. It would be good if you didn't. I just prefer having physical hardware.
what the hell, its not a cloud gaming services.. so its not like xbox cloud or luna.. its more of renting the power with games you own? even then some games are excluded?
That’s what I’m saying?? I just want a streaming service for games ffs
Its pretty awesome, would be a lot better if you could play any game you wanted and were not limited though.
Finally gave it a shot again and omg!!
Thanks!
Hey, thanks so much for the support. Never had one of those before!
I live in south eastern Indiana, would i be able to get good service out here? or would it be a waste of money
I have no idea tbh
There is a free tier that let's you play at 1080p for an hour, I'd suggest trying that before thinking about subscribing at all.
Great vid 👊
Cheers. Probably would work really well for you mate.
What are your thoughts on the future of streaming VR games via Gforce now especially with the coming on the new 50 series cards in a year or 2 which deliver 1.7 times more performance than the 4090
I don't think the 50 series will solve it as it's not really a power problem. 40 series can run beautiful VR, but streaming will need different tricks to overcome even small latency, and the market needs to be bigger before anyone makes much effort.
What about you?
@GameOnAsa I agree, I believe if a hybrid Vr solution comes out of Nintendo, the Vr industry will get a massive boost. In regards to Nvdia stream Vr, I believe that is ultimately where we need to go if we want to make Vr headsets lighter for one, and sure add a mobile chip on their or maybe use a mobile flagship phone to power the experience, but in the end streaming all content is the future and
I truly feel Nvdia will have the hardware foundation. to to bring it to the forefront for the avg consumer.
Oh???
I like it mostly. It works and lets me play on my mac while away at school
I tried it out a year and a half ago, the access to games was a huuuuuge dealbreaker. I’d love to revisit it to see if it has grown in that regard.
Still some way to go, but all the Microsoft/Zenimax/ABK stuff is a big step in the right direction.
@@gaming-arcadia Great video man, the service is so underrated, it should be its own gaming platform really, its like steam but for cloud gaming, hopefully Sony, Rockstar, WB and many more bring their games to GFN, so much potential.
Oh and I would always recommend custom settings, anything above 45mb at 4k 60fps seems to add no difference to me(LG 4k Tv), 30mb is perfect for 1080p 120fps, just my experience, I am running 100mb internet, but you don't need high end internet for this service, that's why its so good, unless ur playing at 120/240fps 4k, then u need really good bandwidth, hope that helps. It sure sucks that mods/cheat trainers are not possible on this service though, that's cloud gaming for you.
@@karls4937according to GN, for 4k you need 45mbs . It should be enough. I would try first Priority tier. Not sure how would that look like on my 4k oled tv but i’m testing it.
How can I fix input delay
As soon as i tried it out it went from 17.99 to twenty quid.a month.
Set your stream up to 120fps and disable v-sync. The latency will fall drastically!
Try Battlefield 2042 title with competitive settings (v-sync off) and you'll see what GeForce Now superpods are capable of.
Yet, the biggest disappointment is no Starfield at release date (bad game optimisation and performance on virtual environments? Not sure!).
Great video.
Cheers from Portugal!
😀✌
Yes, true. For me I can't stand screen tearing and I got a lot of it without v-sync, but if I had G-Sync/variable refresh going I'm sure it feels even better.
now it supports starfield and xbox game pass do you have to login each time or just once into xbox account?
it's really good, I tried it through the TV app for 1 month and played Cyberphunk and Jedi Fallen Order smooth 4K 60 no problems. I also tried ray tracing however I was not impressed with the Overdrive or RT on Cyberphunk, I couldn't really tell the difference most of the time and the latency on Overdrive made the game unplayable for me
Not really depends on your internet speed, and if you live far from there server also that could effect your performance, i live in Canada with a high speed internet and I can’t even play games at full resolution and high graphics.
Have you tried Geforce Now?
I live in a silly village with nothing but some old people and a duck pond, let alone a good connection.
I'm sure there will be a lot of people it doesn't work for, not calling you a liar or anything like that. Just wondering if you tried it, or if you assumed it was bad (maybe based on other services - part of this video includes XCloud being generally disastrous)
@@gaming-arcadia yes i have the ultime membership, if your closer to there main computer server you should be fine, compare to if you live far with a high speed internet 🛜, especially at peaky times .
you might be too far away from the servers, I live in a very small country in Eastern Europe and my internet is around 50 mbps and games ran at 4K 60 with no problem
It's not how far are you from servers
I have a close server around 300km and tried another at 2800km - the difference is the first is 6ms ping and the other 42ms
but both play fine without significant delay while racing a car in game and no packet losses
main problem is your ISP, how it reroutes the traffic and how it handles it overall
I have a fiber 500Mbps which works very good and then my mobile connection is almost useless, while still going 100+Mbps
but sometimes the mobile connection is really good, even if it has lower speed
It doesn't look as good as either let alone "huge upgrade" Its cool but running something natively looks better
You mean mbit or mb? Cause 50mb/s are a 500mbit connection.
Definitely Megabits, apologies if I mispoke in the vid.
FWIW over here MB is Megabytes, Mb is megabits, mb would be anyone's guess, and our internet service providers LOVE that people conflate them :(
I just need starfield
Said nobody ever
@majicweather4890 this is like a month old camel jockey
@@majicweather4890 lol
3:04 what is this game? Thanks
Gears 5
If a buy member i can play every game if i wont or only free to play?
You have to link your Steam/Ubisoft/Epic account to play games that you own, and/or your Game Pass account for the ones included in that sub.
@@gaming-arcadia how to buy game pass on steam?
@@DuaRestHe means you either have to link your steam, Game company accounts OR your Gamepass account
Need to add more games though
it does not work on vr? well thats an idea out of the window. Oh well
Thinking of joining just to play Alan wake 2
ASA!
Where?
@@gaming-arcadia Asa!
Since Microsoft Deal with GeForce Now,my Home👍
I have these platforms and could say that all are boring, today studios are not able make up to date good looking funny games, its still same, 20 years already they copy a copy, no real inovations, only more polygons.
Umm you can play old games on it and they are NOT boring hon
@@CandysChannel they wasn't when was new for me, I want interface like was in ready player one, that's will be awasome if would.🙂
Only cloud I’m using is Xbox cloud thru my steam deck 😏😎
Xbox cloud is awful though. See the difference in the video and feel sadness.
@@gaming-arcadiayour whole channel is just hating Xbox without any objectiveness so it's kinda hard to take your opinion seriously
This channel? News to me 🤔
@@The_MEMEphis Lmfao what are you on about. You can't possibly have watched any of his videos.
@@gaming-arcadiaAre you serious? When I had a steam deck (sold it last year like a fool) I LOVED playing Xbox cloud gaming! The quality wasn’t the best at times, but I didn’t give af! Why should they feel sadness based on your own personal opinion? 🤷🏽♀️
Anybody using the 4080 ultra setting on a samsung tv?
You mean one of the recent models that has the app running natively? I haven't got one, but I'd be surprised if it isn't really good
@GameOnAsa my tv let's me download the geforce app
(from system reqs) Note: GeForce NOW Ultimate membership features such as 120 FPS, HDR streaming, and 5.1 & 7.1 surround sound are not currently available on Smart TVs.
These graphics don't look that great
Lol discount code
Starfield is doo doo. you're not missing out on anything. It's literally an Xbox 360 game with an hd texture pack
Interesting, I thought starfield was pretty sweet and definitely nowhere near 360 looking everyone has an opinion but this sorta sounds like hate.
That game looks like trash.
As opposed to figuratively?