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NVIDIA announced updates for its GeForce Now cloud gaming service at CES 2024, including the addition of G-Sync support, streaming day passes for paid subscribers, increased NVIDIA Reflex support for Ultimate subscribers, and 1440p resolution streaming for Android users. The company also revealed upcoming game additions and plans to launch GeForce Now in Japan with the help of KDDI.
Nvidia's GeForce Now is introducing cloud G-Sync support, allowing variable refresh rate monitors to match the streaming rate of games from the cloud gaming service. The service is also expanding its Reflex technology to work with 4K titles and 60/120fps streaming modes, and offering a 1440p streaming option on Android. Additionally, Nvidia will start offering day passes for access to either priority GeForce Now or Ultimate membership benefits, and is partnering with Microsoft to bring Xbox and Activision Blizzard PC games to GeForce Now.
At CES 2024, Asus unveiled advancements in laptop displays, introducing a Mini-LED panel with an impressive 2,304 dimming zones in the ROG Strix Scar 18, offering enhanced brightness and color accuracy. Additionally, the new Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 and G16 feature the first OLED displays with G-Sync support, addressing previous limitations and delivering exceptional contrast and color performance. These advancements showcase Asus' commitment to pushing display technology forward, offering users the best of both Mini-LED and OLED technologies.
NVIDIA has launched G-Sync Ultra Low Motion Blur 2 (ULMB 2), a free upgrade for capable 1440p 360 Hz G-Sync monitors, providing over 1000 Hz of effective motion clarity for competitive gamers. ULMB 2 delivers full refresh rate backlight strobing, nearly 2x higher brightness, and practically zero crosstalk. ULMB 2 is achieved through a technique called Vertical Dependent Overdrive, which controls the response time depending on where the vertical scan is, ensuring that pixels throughout the panel are at the right level at precisely the right time for the backlight to be flashed.
NVIDIA has launched its 2nd Gen ULMB G-SYNC technology, ULMB 2, which delivers an effective motion clarity of up to 1000 Hz, making a significant difference in competitive gaming and eSports titles. ULMB 2 provides full refresh rate backlight strobing, close to 2x the brightness, and zero crosstalk, all while maintaining pristine image quality. Two ULMB 2 capable monitors are already available, and another two are launching soon. To enable ULMB 2, users need to disable NVIDIA G-SYNC Variable Refresh Rate in the NVIDIA Control Panel and enable G-SYNC ULMB 2 in the monitor's on-screen display.
ASUS has released its new ROG Swift PG27AQDM 27-inch OLED gaming display, featuring a QHD OLED display with a maximum 240 Hz refresh rate, 0.03 ms response times, and NVIDIA G-Sync compatibility. The display also includes a custom heatsink for better thermal management, anti-glare micro-texture coating, and a peak brightness of 1000 nits with HDR support. The ASUS ROG Swift PG27AQDM OLED gaming display is now available for $999 US at select retailers.