Let me tell you something: any potential streaming artifacting that we might hand-wring over is nothing in comparison to the ...

GeForce NOW adds another tool to the Steam Deck’s growing arsenal and brings utility to an Xbox or PC gamer who wants to use their Steam Deck more. GeForce NOW for Steam Deck rocks, provided the ...

Don’t know how to get GeForce Now on Steam Deck? We’ve got you. While technically GeForce Now is not supported on Steam Deck, that doesn’t mean you can’t access it.

The GeForce Now Steam Deck app promises game streaming at up to 4K resolution and 60 fps, while also freeing up your handheld's hard drive space and allegedly saving close to 50% battery life ...

While the Steam Deck can stream NVIDIA GeForce Now, you have to launch those games with a mouse cursor. That's not the smoothest experience when you sit down with a gamepad in your hand.

GeForce Now, Nvidia's game-streaming service that uses your own PC gaming libraries, has made it easier for Steam Deck owners to get its service set up on their Deck.

GeForce Now is adding support for Steam Deck, Apple Vision Pro, Meta Quest 3, and Meta Quest 3S. The official Steam Deck app will launch later this year, with VR support coming later this month.

The Steam Deck, as a Linux machine, unfortunately doesn't. The Steam Deck GeForce Now experience has improved since we first tried it out on the console, but it's far from a sleek option.

Before today, though, the process of installing GeForce Now on your Steam Deck was surprisingly complex, at one point involving 17 steps. To streamline this, Nvidia is now offering a dedicated ...

The Steam Deck has plenty of performance to offer for indie games. Cyberpunk 2077, however, not so much. That's why I tend to resort to streaming any demanding game from GeForce Now instead of ...

Apparently, Nvidia is teasing a few ideas. Speaking to PCGamer, Nvidia said that it is “interested” in improving the experience of using GeForce Now on the Valve Steam Deck.

Biggest annoyance is that GeForce Now doesn’t support HDR or refresh rates over 60hz on chrome on Linux, which is a bit of a shame given the nice screen on the OLED steam deck (plus it’s 90hz ...