Chromebooks Level Up: Google and NVIDIA Launch GeForce NOW Fast Pass for Cloud Gaming

In a significant move for cloud gaming enthusiasts, Google announced a partnership with NVIDIA to introduce an exclusive subscription service for Chromebook users. As reported on November 21st local time, the new service, named GeForce NOW Fast Pass, is designed to bring a premium PC gaming experience to the ChromeOS ecosystem.

The GeForce NOW Fast Pass service unlocks a massive library of over 2000 PC games, which can be streamed directly to a Chromebook. A key feature is its integration with major digital storefronts. The service connects to a user's existing game libraries on platforms like Steam, Epic, and Xbox, meaning there is no need to repurchase titles they already own.

GeForce NOW Fast Pass

In terms of performance and user experience, the GeForce NOW Fast Pass is set to deliver a high-quality stream at 1080p resolution and 60 frames per second. Highlighting its premium nature, the subscription promises no advertisements and no waiting in queues to start a gaming session, addressing common friction points in many cloud gaming services.

The subscription model provides users with 10 hours of free cloud gaming time each month. To add flexibility, the plan allows for up to 5 of these hours to be carried over to the following month, ensuring users can make the most of their allotted time.

GeForce NOW Fast Pass

To celebrate the launch, a special promotion is being offered. A complimentary 1-year subscription to the Fast Pass is available to any new Chromebook purchasers. This offer also extends to both new and existing free-tier GeForce NOW users who access the service on a Chromebook.

While this collaboration significantly enhances the gaming capabilities of Chromebooks, the standalone pricing for the GeForce NOW Fast Pass subscription has not yet been announced. This initiative clearly positions Chromebooks as more versatile devices, capable of catering to both productivity and high-end gaming through the power of the cloud.

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