GeForce Now’s 100-hour cap for pretty much everyone comes into effect in January.
Active paid GeForce Now members who signed up before 2025 had been exempt, but starting January 1st, 2026, the cap is in place for them, too. Founders members will continue to have unlimited playtime, Nvidia says. [Link: Nvidia to cap game streaming hours on GeForce Now instead of raising fees | https://www.theverge.com/2024/11/7/24289443/nvidia-geforce-now-monthly-playtime-caps-performance-membership-1440p | The Ve…
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