Nvidia Upgrades GeForce Now to 90 FPS for VR Headsets

Nvidia announced an upgrade to its GeForce Now cloud gaming service on March 19, 2026, enabling 90 frames per second streaming for virtual reality headsets, including the Apple Vision Pro, Meta Quest devices and the Pico 4. The enhancement, available exclusively to Ultimate tier subscribers, aims to deliver smoother gameplay and reduce motion sickness in VR environments.

The update allows users to stream PC games on a large virtual screen within compatible headsets, transforming the surrounding space into an immersive gaming theater. Ultimate members, who pay $19.99 per month or $199.99 annually, can access up to 4K resolution at 90 frames per second on the Apple Vision Pro, compared to 1440p at 90 frames per second on Meta Quest and Pico devices. Lower tiers, including the free option and the $9.99 monthly Performance plan, remain capped at 60 frames per second. Nvidia officials stated that the change provides "crisper motion and more responsive gameplay straight from the cloud," with support for RTX technologies like DLSS and ray tracing in compatible titles.

GeForce Now, launched in February 2020, streams over 4,000 PC games from users' existing libraries on platforms such as...