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Google and Nvidia Introduce Chromebook-Exclusive GeForce Now Fast Pass Tier

Google and Nvidia launched GeForce Now Fast Pass, offering Chromebook users access to over 2,000 streamed games via RTX servers. The plan costs $9.99 monthly and upgrades users to the Performance tier. Features include ad-free gameplay, faster queue access, and 10 hours of monthly usage with rollover for up to five unused hours. The launch aligns with Google’s timeline to retire Steam support for Chromebooks in early 2026.
Companies:
- Google
- Nvidia
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- google
- nvidia
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Google and Nvidia Introduce Chromebook-Exclusive GeForce Now Fast Pass Tier

Google and Nvidia launched GeForce Now Fast Pass, offering Chromebook users access to over 2,000 streamed games via RTX servers. The plan costs $9.99 monthly and upgrades users to the Performance tier. Features include ad-free gameplay, faster queue access, and 10 hours of monthly usage with rollover for up to five unused hours. The launch aligns with Google’s timeline to retire Steam support for Chromebooks in early 2026.
Companies:
- Google
- Nvidia
Tags:
- google
- nvidia
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Google and Nvidia introduced a $9.99 GeForce Now Fast Pass for Chromebooks, offering RTX-powered streaming, queue skipping, and monthly usage benefits.
Google and Nvidia launched GeForce Now Fast Pass, offering Chromebook users access to over 2,000 streamed games via RTX servers. The plan costs $9.99 monthly and upgrades users to the Performance tier. Features include ad-free gameplay, faster queue access, and 10 hours of monthly usage with rollover for up to five unused hours. The launch aligns with Google’s timeline to retire Steam support for Chromebooks in early 2026.

Google and Nvidia launched GeForce Now Fast Pass, offering Chromebook users access to over 2,000 streamed games via RTX servers. The plan costs $9.99 monthly and upgrades users to the Performance tier. Features include ad-free gameplay, faster queue access, and 10 hours of monthly usage with rollover for up to five unused hours. The launch aligns with Google’s timeline to retire Steam support for Chromebooks in early 2026.
Companies:
- Google
- Nvidia
Tags:
- google
- nvidia
- google
- nvidia
- geforce-now
- cloud-gaming
- chromebook