As common viewers of PCWorld’s Full Nerd podcast know, I’m a large fan of Nvidia’s GeForce Now cloud gaming service. It’s simply one of the best game-streaming service for individuals with deep PC gaming libraries, and now it’s turning into much more helpful with the addition of day passes, introduced at CES 2024.

GeForce Now has at all times had a vast free tier, but it surely streams in decrease high quality and determination for an hour a pop, and also you get final precedence in a queue system. What if you wish to take a look at the efficiency of a specific sport or of GFN itself? Or, what for those who’re holing up in a resort for a couple of days and don’t need to spend $20 a month for full unfettered entry to GFN for a month? Enter the brand new Day Pass system for GeForce Now’s Priority and Ultimate tiers.

The day passes are precisely what they sound like: You should buy entry for a single day to GFN at your chosen subscription stage. (I want it was out there proper now as I kind this from a Vegas resort.) Nvidia didn’t reveal agency pricing for the brand new day passes, however from a function standpoint, the Ultimate tier provides you unique entry to RTX 4080 servers, with eight hour session lengths, and streams out there as much as 4K decision and 120Hz speeds. You can’t ask for way more than that. The cheaper Priority tier consists of 1080p streaming as much as 60Hz with six hour classes.

I can’t assist however surprise if Nvidia’s servers will be capable to account for the potential inflow of utilization from day go customers, although; as I’m writing this text, the free tier is totally inaccessible, in addition to the one month subscriptions to each Priority and Ultimate subscriptions, as a result of “GeForce Now is currently at capacity.” I like the concept, so we’ll see the way it goes!

If you favor native PC gaming with out capability considerations, Nvidia additionally introduced a trio of upgraded GeForce RTX 40-series “Super” GPUs as a part of its CES 2024 keynote.