AI BriefingClass in Session: GeForce NOW Enhances Cloud Gaming with Expanded Linux and Chromebook Support
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GeForce NOW has launched its official native Linux app alongside Chromebook support and cloud optimization updates.
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The native Linux app for GeForce NOW has officially launched after completing its beta. Supporting Ubuntu 24.04 and above, installation and updates are now easier via the Flatpak repository. This allows Linux users to experience the latest GeForce RTX performance without needing hardware upgrades.
Cloud performance optimizations have also been implemented:
- Reduced latency through DLSS Frame Generation optimization, providing more responsive performance in 1440p and 4K environments
- Improved frame rates for CPU-intensive games for Performance members (applied automatically)
Benefits for Chromebook users have also been enhanced. Chromebooks, a primary device for students, can now be utilized like high-performance gaming PCs. Buyers of specific new Chromebooks and Chromebook+ devices can access GeForce NOW for free for one year via Chromebook Fast Pass.
Additionally, 9 new games, including Car Wash Simulator and Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, were added to the GeForce NOW library this week.
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