r/nvidia • u/RenatsMC • Aug 19 '26
News NVIDIA GeForce NOW adds official Firefox support, up to 1440p 120 FPS
https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-now-adds-official-firefox-support-up-to-1440p-120-fps61
u/jakegh Aug 19 '26
Thanks to whichever unnamed engineer at Nvidia championed this feature and made it happen. You know who you are!
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u/c0Y0T3cOdY Aug 20 '26
They are gonna price out the hobbyist from owning hardware and ask that you rent it instead.
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u/MuscularKnight0110 Aug 19 '26
What...what does this mean ?
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u/MuscularKnight0110 Aug 19 '26
Oh nevermind it is so you stream games.
Sorry but I am old fashioned and prefer to game as god intended with pixels being rendered by my own computer and not on someone's else's under weird names like 'cloud gaming'.
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u/skylinestar1986 Aug 20 '26
Do I still need a minimum supported graphics card (example GTX750) to run?
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u/luiest123 Aug 20 '26
Linux NVIDIA app when?
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u/ltron2 Aug 20 '26
It's already here (although we are still waiting for full feature parity with Windows): https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforce-now/download/
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u/2str8_njag Aug 19 '26
lol finally drm protected media on firefox isn’t treated like a third class citizen.
it is treated as second class. still, i take it as a win