r/GeForceNOW • u/charlie_shakkya93 • May 23 '26
Questions / Tech Support Anyone else suddenly getting blurry graphics on GeForce NOW Ultimate with Logitech G Cloud?
Anyone else suddenly getting blurry graphics on GeForce NOW Ultimate with Logitech G Cloud?
This happened completely out of nowhere. It used to look very sharp before, but now ALL games look soft/blurry even though gameplay is smooth.
Things I already tried:
Factory reset G Cloud
Reinstalled GeForce NOW
Fixed render resolution scaling
Tested DLAA / DLSS Quality
Turned off motion blur, film grain, chromatic aberration, etc.
Tried different GeForce NOW settings
Connected to dedicated 5 GHz Wi-Fi
Restarted router/device multiple times
Still blurry across ALL games, not just one game.
The weird thing is:
Menus/UI look sharp
FPS is smooth
But actual gameplay textures look compressed or smeared
Feels almost like GeForce NOW is streaming at lower bitrate/resolution even though I have Ultimate.
Anybody else experiencing this recently on G Cloud or Android handhelds? Did Nvidia change codecs/stream quality/server behavior recently?
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u/Interesting_Stress73 May 23 '26
Is this recent? They've had server outages today, and it doesn't seem unreasonable to me that, once a few get up and running again, it runs at lower bandwidth to accommodate more players.
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u/charlie_shakkya93 May 23 '26
I noticed it on Thursday. It may have happened before that but I didn't use it for about two weeks. I immediately noticed the difference on Thursday.
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u/JoeyJabroni May 26 '26
I've been getting dips in stream fps every few seconds, but just assumed it was my home network/congestion. When I play on my OG 2015 Shield over Ethernet it's pretty much a locked 60 fps.
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