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A GeForce NOW Ultimate membership is required for features like 4K/QHD resolutions, HDR, AV1, Cloud G-SYNC, and 120/240 FPS streaming on the native macOS app. Please read this knowledge base article for more information and hardware requirements.
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27 iun. 2024 · Cloud G-SYNC Support. NVIDIA Cloud G-SYNC is a technology that helps to synchronize the refresh rate of your display with the streaming frame rate to reduce screen tearing and stuttering for a smoother cloud gaming experience. View this detailed guide on how to set up Cloud G-Sync on GeForce NOW.
16 mar. 2023 · With Macs connected to a 240Hz monitor, GeForce NOW Ultimate members can stream with the lowest latency in the cloud, enabling gaming at 240 fps in Apex Legends, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege and nearly a dozen other competitive titles. And it’s not just new Macs that can join in PC gaming.
24 ian. 2018 · GeForce Now for PC and Mac is the latest cloud-based offering from Nvidia, first announced at CES 2017 in Las Vegas. If you think that sounds familiar, you’d be right – GeForce Now is a part...
25 aug. 2023 · NVIDIA’s game streaming service GeForce Now works on Mac models released in 2009 or later and with macOS 10.11 or newer. To kickstart your cloud gaming experience, first visit NVIDIA’s official website, download the dedicated macOS app for the service, and proceed with its installation on your Mac.
