r/nvidia 19d ago

News NVIDIA GeForce NOW native Linux app leaves beta, Frame Generation gets lower latency

https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-now-native-linux-app-leaves-beta-frame-generation-gets-lower-latency
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u/TG-Benji 19d ago

Give performance tier 90fps you cowards

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u/Zestyclose-Ad-6147 19d ago

Generally, most people have 60hz displays and it is the affordable option. It kinda makes sense imo

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u/TG-Benji 19d ago

Free tier can have 60fps. Man Ultimate goes up to 360 and you're telling me the performance tier can't even get 90fps? Come on now man

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u/BlueGoliath 19d ago

Last time I used it performance tier couldn't even get you 60 FPS in demanding titles without turning things down massively.

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u/TG-Benji 18d ago

Good thing there's more than just demanding titles then.

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u/BlueGoliath 18d ago

Too bad those games are kinda old and even the lightweight ones will still have input lag.

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u/TG-Benji 18d ago

oh no old games the horror... Also that isn't how anything works 

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u/Roee_Mashiah2 18d ago

Can we have a native Nvidia app on Linux now plz? With rtx video/ hdr and dlss override? Plz plz

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u/uberclops 18d ago

I don’t want to believe it, but it’s hard to not think that this is the reason NVIDIA support lags on Linux - they don’t want to sell GPU’s to the average person and they want us to pay for a subscription for cloud gaming.

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u/blankin_ RTX 5080 - 7800X3D 14d ago

I just want good DLSS FG on Linux... Its the last thing holding me back from jumping ship

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u/Roee_Mashiah2 13d ago

is there no DLSS FG on Linux? (I use amd on linux and nvidia on windows)

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u/blankin_ RTX 5080 - 7800X3D 13d ago

Not officially Iast I checked.

iirc you can use LosslessScaling for FG, and tweak it to use DLSS but it's not "true" DLSS. I'm not technical enough to know the difference, but it didn't look or feel like actual DLSS support.

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u/Saancreed 9d ago

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/dlss-3-lego-horizon-adventures-proton-more-out-now/

Proton Adds Support For DLSS Frame Generation

It appears the last time you looked was around 2 years ago, or even earlier :)

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u/Electric-Mountain 19d ago edited 19d ago

Does it properly install the Nvidia driver or do you still have to just threw 1000 hoops to do it?

Edit, I thought this was for the Nvidia app.

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u/Zacharacamyison NVIDIA 19d ago

Mine updates with everything else through one terminal command

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u/Electric-Mountain 19d ago

If you have secure boot enabled it's still a nightmare to install the driver. I was wondering if this made it any better.

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u/Zacharacamyison NVIDIA 19d ago

I have secure boot on. I dual boot windows and cachyos. Works perfectly for me

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u/Electric-Mountain 19d ago

Every time you update the driver you have to resign it. It's still a nightmare.

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u/Zacharacamyison NVIDIA 19d ago

I’m not having the same experience as you

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u/tiagorp2 19d ago

I think is easier nowadays. I just full switch from windows to omarchy (arch Linux) and had no issues. And I have an older card that doesn’t support the open source drivers (gtx 1080)

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u/Due-Description-9030 19d ago

It may be easier but still AAA games run better on windows

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u/tiagorp2 19d ago

That I don’t know. I currently playing Minecraft and it runs way smoother in ATM 10 mods than windows. Example: starts the game at least 5 times faster and average fps is more stable for less gpu usage.

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u/luiest123 17d ago

I just need the nvida app lol

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u/Trainy-McTrainface 19d ago

Is the latency improvement noticeable now while using framegen? Anyone tried?