I've been playing Assassin's Creed Mirage using a GTX 1060 graphics card. But here's the thing - I paid for a Premium membership, and I was hoping for a lot more than what I received. Why bother with Premium if you can't actually deliver what you promised? Premium members are supposed to get RTX graphics, but the game is running on my old GPU. If I can't have fun playing the game like they said I would, I want my money back.
I have a Premium membership on GeForce Now, but while playing Remnant 2, I am provided with a GTX 1060 graphics card and can't reach 60 FPS even on medium settings. I am forced to play at 40 FPS. I was under the impression that this service claimed to offer a 60 FPS gaming experience. The value for ...
I subscribed to the Performance Package on GeForce Now to test the service and see if it met my expectations. It was a 1-week subscription, and I found that it worked well with no latency. Since I wanted a better gaming experience, I upgraded to the Ultimate Package because 60 FPS made the games loo...
Two days ago, I purchased a 3-month subscription of GeForce Now, expecting a platform where I could smoothly play games at the highest settings. However, it seems like I was mistaken. While playing Cyberpunk 2077, even on medium settings, my FPS drops as low as 45 in the crowded city areas. My inter...
I purchased a 12-month GeForce Now Ultimate plan on my Windows PC on 28.11.2025, but from the first day I have not received the promised features. Although the Ultimate plan is advertised as offering high performance, I constantly experience FPS drops from 240 FPS, stuttering, and serious connection...
NVIDIA GeForce Now claims to use 2080 and 3080 graphics cards, but my experience, along with that of other users, clearly shows that a GTX 1060 graphics card is being used. The GTX 1060 is a graphics card released in 2016. While using the service, I consistently encounter low FPS and freezes in game...
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