GeForce NOW will land on Googlebooks this fall with support for RTX 5080 graphics and 5K streaming

NVIDIA has good news for all those thinking about buying a Googlebook. And GeForce NOW will give official support to the new Google platform. A platform that, by the way, has been taking shape in recent days. First, with the arrival of the Lenovo Googlebook 15 and, then, with the opening of reservations for all laptops available under this name.

Returning to GeForce Now support, it is expected to arrive throughout this fall in a phased manner. Obviously, it will coincide with the launch of these devices, which are expected to arrive on those dates. Through this integration, as in the rest of the platforms, it is possible to run heavy games without the need for specific hardware.

Performance equivalent to that of an RTX 5080

Compatibility with Google laptops will coincide, as NVIDIA has confirmed, with the arrival of Control Resonant, the Remedy Entertainment installment where Dylan Faden tours a Manhattan on the brink of collapse. Those users with the Ultimate subscription will be able to run the title with a performance comparable to a GeForce RTX 5080 cardsupport for DLSS 4 and 5K HDR signal. NVIDIA reminds, on the other hand, that thanks to its cloud service, a local installation of 100 GB of data is avoided.

On the occasion of this launch, NVIDIA will keep a promotion active until Sunday, September 27, that gives away a digital copy of the Remedy game when you sign up for twelve months of the Ultimate subscription. For users who prefer to test the connection stability of such a commitment, the platform keeps premium access day passes available. If things convince, the full amount can be validated as a direct discount when processing the subsequent contracting of a full monthly payment for the service.