Stefan Mileschin

For its GeForce NOW gear

The GPU maker named after a Roman vengence demon, Nvidia has launched an advice programme to help gamers identify the best routers for its GeForce now gaming service.

According to Nvidia, GeForce NOW has apparently transformed where and how you can enjoy your favorite high-performance games.

"We've rolled out enhancements during its beta period to improve the quality of service from our data centers to your home. With our recommended routers, in-home network congestion becomes a thing of the past, helping to keep your gameplay silky smooth", said Nvidia.

The gaming company also said: "The latest generation of routers allows you to configure settings to prioritise GeForce NOW before all other data. But we wanted to make it even easier. Recommended routers are certified as factory-enabled with a GeForce NOW quality of service (QoS) profile. It's automatically enabled when you're gaming with GeForce NOW."

For those who want to know who Nvidia thinks should do all these wonderful things it is basically the following manufacturers:

ASUS
D-LINK
Netgear
Razer
TP-Link
Ubiquiti Networks

However apparently there is just one one router on the market that Nvidia has accepted into the new programme -- Ubiquiti Networks AmpliFi HD Gamer's Edition mesh Wi-Fi system. Punters should see more routers added to the GeForce NOW Recommended Routers program soon. To learn more about the program or to buy the Ubiquiti Networks AmpliFi HD Gamer's Edition mesh Wi-Fi system, you can visit the page here.

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