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Dave James

Nvidia's upgrading GeForce Now's $10 tier with 1440p and Ultrawide resolutions, but the only extra Ultimate users get is a new 100-hour play limit

Nvidia GeForce Now desktop app.

Nvidia is making some pretty sweeping changes to GeForce Now this week, allowing the $9.99 paid membership tier to push beyond 1080p and stream at 1440p and Ultrawide resolutions, too. And, thankfully it's doing this without bumping up the membership prices.

Unfortunately—and apparently to pay for that upgrade—Nvidia has also announced a new 100-hour cap on its game streaming service, which the company says "allows GeForce NOW to continue to provide unparalleled quality and speed—as well as short to no queue times—for all paid members, without increasing membership fees."

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