Nvidia Introduces 100-Hour Monthly Cap for GeForce Now Streaming

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Nvidia will limit GeForce Now subscribers to 100 hours of game streaming per month starting January 1, 2024, affecting the Ultimate and Priority tiers. The company claims this cap will maintain low queue times and high-quality service, as 94% of users typically play within this limit. Subscribers can roll over up to 15 unused hours monthly, but exceeding the cap will require purchasing additional hours or using the free tier with restrictions. Nvidia is also upgrading the Priority tier, now called Performance, to support 1440p resolution at the same price.
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