US EditionSkip the Queue: GeForce Now Fast Pass Lets Chromebooks Get Right to Gaming
New Chromebooks come with a one-year GeForce Now Fast Pass, offering 10 monthly hours of ad-free RTX cloud gaming with priority server access, enhancing play without hardware upgrades.
- Starting today , new Chromebook buyers receive a one-year GeForce Now Fast Pass through Nvidia and Google's exclusive partnership.
- Earlier this year, Google ended efforts to run Steam on Chromebooks but continues pushing gaming via the Chromebook Plus program and partners with Nvidia to enhance gaming.
- Fast Pass adds priority access and removes ads, offering 10 hours per month of RTX streaming with up to five hours rolling over but limits 1080p/60fps and lacks Install-to-Play.
- Once redeemed, the Fast Pass can be used on any GeForce Now compatible device, but after the free year ends users revert to the ad-supported free tier or may buy more hours, with pricing unconfirmed.
- The launch coincides with Nvidia's Blackwell RTX upgrades, as Fast Pass uses RTX servers reserved for the $100 yearly Performance tier, while GeForce Now Install-to-Play expands over 2,300 games but limits Fast Pass to about 2,000.
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