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GeForce NOW closes April is a particularly interesting month for platform users. And that’s because yes, of course, new games have been added, but two other exciting innovations
GeForce NOW closes April is a particularly interesting month for platform users. And that’s because yes, of course, new games have been added, but two other exciting innovations have been added that expand the scope of the service that its manager, NVIDIA, has taken care of with some care since its inception, making the experience with its use is generally very positive.
If you don’t know it yet, GeForce is NOW NVIDIA cloud game serviceinto which you put games (through major digital stores) and internet connections, which must have high speed and low latency, and the service offers you the infrastructure to play them in a high-performance system that allows you to take advantage of modes and advanced graphics options nonetheless that the device you use to access the service does not meet the technical requirements to open it.
As we told you at the time, the technical requirements for using GeForce NOW on a PC with your client are really low. And speaking of the client, I return to two news this month. The first one we informed you about earlier this month is that GeForce NOW has started adding game demos and trailers to the service. And it was not a one – off event, on the contrary, NVIDIA confirmed that swill continue to add new demos to GeForce NOW.
And the second novelty is that with the advent of version 2.0.40 GeForce NOW for macOS added long-awaited native support for Apple M1 processors. While it’s true that Rosetta 2 emulation works wonders, Mac client users will see improvements in power consumption and load times with this change. And for everyone, in addition to FPS traffic, you will also be able to see FPS rendered service servers.
GeForce NOW closes April this month with the last Thursday of the news, and to leave us in good taste after such an active month, it does not add anything less than 14 new titleswith which its catalog is already around 1600. These are the debutants:
Source: Muy Computer
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