The GeForce Now app should now roll a little better for those with a Mac with Apple’s own M1 chip, as Nvidia has now released a version of the app specifically adapted for Apple’s ARM chip. Until now, Nvidia has had an app with support for M1, but that was done via translation from x86 with Apple’s Rosetta 2.
Nvidia says that the new app will consume less energy, start faster and simply offer a better experience overall for those with M1 computers.
The streaming service also gets some new games, these include: Lost Ark, Dune: Spice Wars, Sol Cresta and Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodhunt.
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