NVIDIA´s GeForce Now Service on General Discussions Message Board - Page 1

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CyPHeR369 posted on Aug 24, 2018 7:24:44 PM - Report post

Just a reminder that Nvidia's new GeForce Now gaming service is a STREAMING service and trainers cannot be used with games that are played through it. Even though it uses games from your personal library, be it Steam, Uplay, Origin or GOG, you are just playing a STREAM of the game and a trainer has no way of attaching to the process it needs to function.

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B4Marc posted on Aug 25, 2018 4:38:37 AM - Report post

Yep, stay away 😮

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BlackDragon55 posted on Aug 25, 2018 7:17:31 AM - Report post

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originally posted by CyPHeR369

Just a reminder that Nvidia's new GeForce Now gaming service is a STREAMING service and trainers cannot be used with games that are played through it. Even though it uses games from your personal library, be it Steam, Uplay, Origin or GOG, you are just playing a STREAM of the game and a trainer has no way of attaching to the process it needs to function.

Are you referring to the "Nvidia Geforce Experience" app? If that is the case I have never launched a game through that app. I use it only to suggest my graphics settings for a particular game.

Thanks for the heads up

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Fenixis posted on Aug 25, 2018 9:54:00 AM - Report post

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originally posted by BlackDragon55

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originally posted by CyPHeR369

Just a reminder that Nvidia's new GeForce Now gaming service is a STREAMING service and trainers cannot be used with games that are played through it. Even though it uses games from your personal library, be it Steam, Uplay, Origin or GOG, you are just playing a STREAM of the game and a trainer has no way of attaching to the process it needs to function.

Are you referring to the "Nvidia Geforce Experience" app? If that is the case I have never launched a game through that app. I use it only to suggest my graphics settings for a particular game.

Thanks for the heads up

No, Geforce has a new game streaming service coming out. As far as I know it is just in beta now. Looks neat, but like CyPHeR369 said it is all run server side and from what I gather only minimal files are kept on your local PC.

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CyPHeR369 posted on Aug 25, 2018 11:54:54 AM - Report post

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Got the beta, will play around with it. So far it's just and app which logs into you platform account via screen interface for verification of ownership after you pick a game to play.

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aegispotae posted on Oct 19, 2018 8:18:48 AM - Report post

I have beta and it looks like you anyway install steam games on some "virtual PC"
(with C, B, D, E drives)

from what I saw it is not even remembering that you have installed application before so it looks like every time new virtual instance is created - but install is fast so listed games are cached somewhere.... but still testing.

so maybe there will be way to download and run trainer....

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Taurusplopp posted on Oct 19, 2018 8:26:54 AM - Report post

As Cypher already wrote, you play a stream of a game. The processes are running on a remote PC you have no user rights for to launch other software on and remotely use a trainer to inject its code into a game.

Good for health, bad for education.

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aegispotae posted on Oct 24, 2018 4:22:24 AM - Report post

not sure if replying to me

I said that currently it is not possible to run anything except steam - you can run other game than you launched

It is possible that in future other programs could be run so you would get possibility to run game and trainer on remote device which is streaming to you....