The latest GeForce Now update allows for Nvidia’s RTX 3080 tier with its native resolution of 1600p to be used on a MacBook Pro. Thanks to GeForce Now, you can play any supported PC game on your MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac, or iOS device without worrying about performance or compatibility.
In addition to native MacBook Pro resolution, the new GeForce Now update includes integration with Ubisoft Connect. Similar to the Epic Games Store, you can now save your sign-in info for your Ubisoft Connect account in the app. That will skip the log-in process whenever you boot up a Ubisoft game.
The RTX 3080 tier is the closest we’ve seen cloud gaming get to native gaming. It’s not perfect, as the “magic of PC gaming” is still washed in a layer of video compression, but it’s much closer than any other cloud gaming service has gotten. It’s the most expensive GeForce Now subscription Nvidia offers, offering 1440p on PC, 1600p on Macs, 120 fps streaming, and eight-hour session lengths.
The RTX 3080 tier runs for $99.99 for six months. Nvidia is currently offering it alongside a copy of Crysis Remastered. Below that is the Priority tier, which is $49.99 for six months. It tops out at 1080p at 60 fps with six-hour session lengths. Nvidia offers a free tier, though free users are limited to hour-long sessions without RTX features.
(All information was provided by Digital Trends)
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