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<center> <h4>¿ What is GeForce Now?  </h4>  </center>


In essence, it is a streaming videogame service that, like Google Stadia, allows you to play by loading games from the cloud.

As they promote, a powerful (or ultra-powerful) computer is not needed, because the computers to play are usually the most high-end to meet the graphic requirements of the current games), in theory any laptop, normal desktop computer and even a mobile You can play the titles that need more resources thanks to GeForce Now. What is needed, logically, is a very good internet connection.

With it, players can enjoy games at 1080p and 60FPS on a wide variety of devices, regardless of their specifications. And the owners of a Mac can use PC titles on them.

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On the Google platform, users can only play free titles and those they have purchased at Stadia itself. In GeForce Now, Nvidia allows you to import all previously purchased titles in Steam or Origin, to name just two, and play them in GeForce Now (as long as they are on the list of compatible works).

In what can be interpreted as a clear puja in the service of Google, Nvidia insists on the article in which he published the news in the idea "your games, your devices, the power of GeForce". And he adds, with respect to the players, that a "curious fact about them is that they have games. Lots of them." Those who have been able to try the beta version "have large libraries, often with 50 or more titles. And you shouldn't have to leave them behind."

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[page link](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce-now/)

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