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Other than the PR hit, it’s a win win win for Nvidia. Now they need to keep those numbers up at the very least and growing if possible. Selling a GPU is great, but perpetually renting one out in a time shared service is what really gets the investors salivating. Now I wonder how many of those subscribers are sticking around. Well of course gamers probably flocked to services like that when they couldn’t get or didn’t want to pay stupid high mark ups.

However no mentions of what number were paid and of what tier though.

They just announced a huge two year pandemic subscriber gain back in August. As the GPU supply issues have mostly resolved. This is seems like a shameless push to convert users already using streaming to GeForce Now and keep subscriptions up.