Nvidia are slapping a 100-hour monthly cap on GeForce Now streaming, with charges for extra time | Gaming

GeForce Now, Nvidia’s PC-focused game streaming service, will begin calling time on its most muscular of power users. A post on the GFN subreddit announced the introduction of a 100-hour monthly cap (or “allowance”), effective from January 1st 2025 for anyone who signs up after that date. Existing streamers, or anyone who signs up by the end of 2024, will get a year’s grace period before the limit kicks in from January 2026.

Nvidia claim the vital importance of this hitherto completely unnecessary limit involves “providing exceptional quality and speed — as well as shorter queue times”, and that 100 hours per month will “comfortably” accommodate 94% of current users. Obviously, if you are part of that remaining 6%, your newfound constraints won’t be reflected…

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