In addition to drawing, painting and editing their artwork, the programme also makes it possible to add text to different designs so that they can make signs, logos and a range of other things, although certain tools need to be paid for separately before they can be used. Time to Get Creative As promised, Paint 2 is easy to use and most of the tools that are available are fairly intuitive. Users are also provided with email support that is sure to help iron out any issues or teething troubles they may experience.

PC gaming can be a very expensive hobby, especially if you want the best graphics and fastest loading times. But Nvidia is looking to take some of that pain away with the launch of its GeForce Now program on PCs and Macs. While at first this sounds like great news, giving gamers a new, affordable way to access countless hours of entertainment, regardless of their hardware, this is in fact a mixed bag. That’s because despite having the same name as the game streaming service found on, GeForce Now for PCs and Mac is a different beast entirely. Instead of accessing a library of games, PC gamers that sign up for the service will actually be renting out virtual machines on Nvidia’s GRID servers, for an hourly fee. Users can then set up Steam, Origin, UPlay or other game providers, purchase games and then run those games on Nvidia’s hardware. The overall experience is very similar to running a title locally, without having to worry about the hardware.

GeForce Now, Nvidia’s effort to bring Full HD gaming to Mac users who previously haven’t had many gaming options, has arrived in Europe as part of the service’s extended open beta period.

However, this entire process is by no means cheap. First off, users would have to purchase games through their respective clients, exactly as you currently do on your own PC. Then, they’d have to pay hourly to Nvidia, at a rate of $25 for 20 hours of gameplay. That’s a steep price, and even modest gamers can rack up a large bill in no time, making the GeForce Now service on PCs and Macs a very curious proposition.

Still if you want to run any game on its highest settings without spending on hardware or cluttering up your desk, you will be able to do so once GeForce Now for PC and Mac launches in March.

GeForce Now Type Launch date October 1, 2015 Nvidia Shield devices,, GeForce Now is a brand used by three services offered. The Nvidia Shield version of GeForce Now, formerly known as Nvidia GRID, launched in beta in 2013, with Nvidia officially unveiling its name on September 30, 2015.

The service is a subscription-based offering that allows users unlimited access to a library of games hosted on Nvidia servers for the life of the subscription, delivered to subscribers through. Certain titles are also available via a 'Buy & Play' model.

The service is available exclusively on the company's,, and devices. In January 2017, Nvidia unveiled a separate cloud gaming service for PC and Macintosh computers also branded as GeForce Now. It is a provider in which users can rent access to a virtual computer, where they can install their existing PC games from existing digital distribution platforms, and play them remotely.

As with the Shield version, the virtual desktop is streamed from Nvidia servers. Contents • • • • • Features [ ] GeForce Now consists of a network of servers based in data centers in, and that host and serve the GeForce Now game library to members in those regions. The servers utilize, and can stream games at up to resolution at 60 frames per second. Nvidia recommended a 50 Mbps internet connection for the 1080/60p stream, but the service can also stream at 720p/60p for 25 Mbps connections, 720/30p frames per second for connections higher than 10 Mbps, and use to scale the quality based on bandwidth. The server-side hardware will be upgraded over time to improve the quality of the streams.

Library [ ] The GeForce Now library contained over 80 games as of March 2016; at 2016, Nvidia announced new licensing deals with. A large amount of the service's library are available for streaming with a subscription. Some games are available as a 'Buy & Play' title only, under which users must purchase the title in order to access it.