[CES2018] Nvidia has begun offering Windows users a free trial of GeForce Now's cloud gaming service

All you need is a good internet connection to experience all the blockbuster games on a lever machine.

If you do not own a computer configuration, but still want to play the current blockbuster game? No problem, because Nvidia has a cloud-based service called GeForce Now. All you need is a good internet connection.

At the upcoming CES 2018 event, Nvidia officially announced the launch of a free trial that will allow Windows users to experience GeForce Now. Not long ago, this service was only run on Mac computers with a limited number of participants.

"With this service, anyone can access the cloud data center and use the powerful processing power of high-end GeForce GTX graphics chips," said Phil Eisler, project manager for GeForce Now. The images will be transmitted to the user's screen, so fast you will feel like playing a game on a high-end computer.

GeForce Now now supports games offered through Ubisoft's Uplay PC portal, without the need to install it on a computer. That means the service now supports Ubisoft's popular titles like Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, Assassin's Creed: Black Flag, Tom Clancy's The Division, For Honor, and Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands.

GeForce Now also supports many popular games on popular platforms like Steam and Uplay, just connect to these platforms and download games to Nvidia's servers. This service can transmit 1080p graphics, at 120 frames per second.

Unfortunately for users in Vietnam, GeForce Now currently only supports free trials in Europe and North America. Perhaps users in Asia will have to wait longer to be able to participate in the experience before the service officially operates with a monthly subscription fee.

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