Nvidia – Gaming

Jan62026 by Natalia GanevaNo Comments

NVIDIA Unveils DLSS 4.5 With Improved Frame Rates

Credit: Capcom The Consumer Electronics Show 2026 (CES) conference has begun in Las Vegas, where high-tech companies show off their latest developments and offer a glimpse into the future. NVIDIA has released a short but impressive 4K ray-traced trailer for the new Resident Evil game, Resident Evil Requiem. Revealed at CES 2026, the new Resident Evil Requiem gameplay trailer runs 51 seconds and showcases the visual benefits of path tracing and the performance boosts of DLSS 4 at 4K resolution. As Nvidia noted, in games like Resident Evil Requiem, rendering light and shadow effects is crucial, and path tracing will take this element of the upcoming horror game to a new level. "With path tracing, Resident Evil Requiem renders multiple shadows from different light sources and com...

Jan42026 by Natalia GanevaNo Comments

Nvidia’s GeForce Gaming Streaming Service To Receive Linux Support

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Credit: Nvidia Currently, the list of officially supported desktop platforms includes Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS. The service can also be launched via a browser, but only the aforementioned operating systems are officially supported. Running the service on Linux typically involves various workarounds, such as unofficial versions of the Nvidia app or special browser settings. Native Linux support would make the service more user-friendly, especially for the average user. Nvidia is preparing to add support for Linux computers to its GeForce Now game streaming service, expanding the list of officially supported platforms. Nvidia hasn't yet revealed all the details, but this move will provide Linux PC users with an official way to interact with the streaming service without the need f...

Jan42026 by Natalia GanevaNo Comments

Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 Graphics Card Prices Are On The Rise

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Credit: Nvidia In 2026, prices for Nvidia's flagship GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card have already set a record. Currently, only the Founders Edition version from Nvidia itself can be found at the recommended retail price in the company's online store—and that's only if the company releases a new batch for Verified Priority Access members. Third-party versions of this flagship graphics card are available only at retailers starting at $2,499, and only in brick-and-mortar stores for in-store pickup. Other retailers have already moved prices for the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 to the $3,000 to $4,000 range. The main reason is the explosive rise in memory prices. According to Newsis sources, GPU production costs, including memory alone, have increased by 80%. According to CTEE, contract pr...

Dec272025 by Natalia GanevaNo Comments

Nvidia To Introduce A Limit On GeForce Now — 100 Hours Of Cloud Gaming Per Month

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Credit: Nvidia Starting January 1, 2026, NVIDIA will introduce a hard limit of 100 hours of gameplay per month for all users of the GeForce NOW cloud service, regardless of plan or region. GeForce Now subscription tiers currently cost $9.99 for the Performance plan and $19.99 for the Ultimate plan. Any additional 15 hours beyond the 100 hours included in the subscription will incur a charge of $2.99 and $5.99, respectively. Any 15 unused hours can be carried over to the next month, and the free tier remains limited to one-hour sessions. The exception is users who subscribed before March 17, 2021—they are exempt from the limitation until they cancel their subscription. According to Nvidia, this limitation is intended to ensure pricing "remains consistent for the foreseeable futu...