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Nvidia GeForce Now games, price, features and specs

GeForce Now arrives on Chromebooks: What you need to run it

Posted on August 18, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Nvidia’s GeForce Now puts real gaming into Chromebooks.

Nvidia’s long-awaited GeForce Now arrived on Chromebooks Tuesday morning, giving gamers the ability to play their game libraries on Google’s laptops.

Plans for GeForce Now streamed gaming on Chrome OS have been in the works since 2017. The service, already popular on Windows and MacOS, lets gamers stream their existing Steam, Epic, and other game libraries to lower-end hardware.

GeForce Now’s launch on ChromeOS comes on the heels of Google’s announcement that its own Stadia gaming service would be free for Chromebooks for three months. 
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