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#RTXOn Sweepstakes Returns: Win An Extremely Rare GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Cyberpunk 2077 Edition GPU Cyberpunk 2077  is one of the year’s most anticipated games, and when you finally get to play it you’ll be able to enjoy its glorious gameplay and graphics with  ray tracing and other advanced PC tech , for the very best experience. But do you know what would make it even better? Playing it on a super limited edition GeForce RTX 2080 Ti  Cyberpunk 2077  Edition GPU, created in collaboration with the game’s developers, CD PROJEKT RED! “Perhaps we should have renamed it?” Let me fix that for you: “Introducing the GeForce RTX 2077 Ti!” We’ve made just 200 of these  Cyberpunk 2077  GPUs, they won’t be sold, but you can potentially win one (details below). Each has a custom AL5052 aluminum shroud, with  Cyberpunk 2077 ’s signature yellow styling, and powerful GeForce RTX 2080 Ti hardware underneath. And of course, it comes gift wrapped in a special ...

Nvidia’s GeForce Now is finally out of beta, challenges Google Stadia at $5 a month For the past eight years, Nvidia has been building graphics cards that can stream games over the internet — effectively putting some of the power of a gaming PC inside your less potent Windows laptop, MacBook, or phone. Today, the company’s finally ready to let North America and Europe sign up to pay for its GeForce Now service, starting at $5 a month, while also offering unlimited one-hour free trials that don’t even require a credit card.  The idea might sound familiar if you’ve heard of Google’s Stadia service, Sony’s PlayStation Now, Microsoft’s upcoming xCloud, or even Nvidia’s GeForce Now. (Nvidia’s been in beta for years and years, and also had a false start.) Each service operates on the same basic principle: delivering games much the same way you can stream a YouTube or Netflix video right now. Unlike Google, Sony, and M...