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Tom’s Hardware
Tom’s Hardware
Technology
Jeffrey Kampman

Nvidia's GeForce Now gets an RTX 5080 upgrade — Ultimate subscribers now get Blackwell benefits in the cloud

A range of hardware that supports GeForce Now.

Nvidia's GeForce Now service has been streaming the PC gaming experience to a wide range of devices for over ten years. Today at Gamescom 2025, the company announced the arrival of Blackwell-powered instances on its streaming service, along with a swath of other improvements that are meant to improve latency and image quality.

The biggest upgrade coming to GFN is the deployment of new Blackwell SuperPod servers to the GeForce Now network. The company is promising an RTX 5080-class experience on its Ultimate service tier, compared to the RTX 4080-class experience currently in the top spot. The move to this more powerful shared GPU enables all the features that gamers already expect from Blackwell GPUs, including the full suite of DLSS 4 features and Multi Frame Generation in supported titles.

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