Please read this knowledge base article on how to test your network. However, for the best experience, we recommend less than 40ms. We also require less than 80ms latency from an NVIDIA data center. GeForce NOW requires at least 15Mbps for 720p at 60 FPS, and 25Mbps for 1080p at 60 FPS. Some require additional drivers and/or software updates to properly function.
Note: the nano-receiver must be connected to a USB port that delivers enough power, such as a powered USB hubĪdditional gamepads may work with GeForce NOW. Note: you must change the controller to work into XInput mode on Chromebook, but leave it set to DirectInput on all other operating systems. Sony DualShock 4 connected using Bluetooth or USB wired. Sony PS5 DualSense connected using Bluetooth or USB wired. Microsoft Xbox 360 connected wireless using a USB adapter (Windows or Chromebook) or USB wired. 
All Microsoft Xbox Wireless controllers using Xbox Wireless Adapter (Windows only), Bluetooth, or USB wired. NVIDIA SHIELD controller (Windows only) connected USB wired or wirelessly. Logitech and Razer offer many different options. We recommend a USB gaming mouse for PC and Mac. Most built-in or USB keyboards work fine. Beta support for Edge Browser 91.xx or later for Windows. If you need any other system requirements, you can find the official system requirements page here: BrowserĬhrome browser 77.x or later for macOS, Windows, or Chrome OS. Here’s what you need to get going on a browser. Just bear in mind you’ll need an existing GeForce Now account to start playing, but there are free options with other paid options available. Once downloaded and installed, open up Microsoft Edge and go to, login, and enjoy. From here, search ‘Microsoft Edge’ and hit enter, then download. First, you’ll need to have Microsoft Edge installed on your Xbox Series X/S, just hit the Xbox button on your Gamepad and go to the Microsoft Store. Credit: How do I get Nvidia GeForce Now on Xbox Series X/S?ĭon’t worry, it’s quite simple. Although, Nvidia has promised 4K HDR and 60 FPS on Nvidia Shield TV if you really want to get into cloud PC streaming. There is a payable plan coming that promises “desktop-class latency” in full HD (1440p) at 120 FPS, but we’re unsure on when this will be supported via Microsoft Edge and Xbox Series X/S. 
You can currently enjoy up to one hour’s worth of playtime for free at 1080p alongside variating latency dependent on your WiFi or wired home network. Google Stadia became accessible in September when Microsoft Edge came to the Xbox Series X/S marketplace, and now GeForce Now is now available as a beta extension on the Internet Explorer successor starting today. Microsoft Edge is quickly becoming the gateway to cloud gaming on Xbox Series X/S.
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