Nvidia to enforce 100 hour monthly playtime cap on all GeForce Now paid plans
Nvidia is adding a 100 hour monthly playtime cap to all paid GeForce NOW plans, including Performance and Ultimate. The limit is the same across tiers, even for higher priced subscriptions.
The cap has applied to new subscribers since November 2024, and it will extend to existing paid users on January 1, 2026. Founders Edition is the only exception, since it is a legacy tier that is no longer available for new sign ups.
After reaching 100 hours in a month, users can buy extra playtime in 15 hour bundles. Performance members pay $2.99 per bundle, while Ultimate members pay $5.99. Nvidia has updated the GeForce Now FAQ to reflect the change, and current pricing remains $9.99 per month for Performance and $19.99 per month for Ultimate, with Ultimate offering more powerful servers, higher frame rates, and up to 4K resolution.
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To be honest, as long as gamers don't pay as much as Sam Altman is promising to, why Nvidia would care about gaming?
So let's just wait just one or two years and many empty promises, then Nvidia will care about it again, well only if gamers continue to spend $3k in a new GPU every year.
oh they're Really feeling it in their pockets...