By Darren Allan
Nvidia is readying a Club GeForce Elite subscription membership with a multitude of benefits, a job ad on LinkedIn has revealed – and it also mentions a potential upgrade offer for the GTX 1080 Ti, confirming the existence of the incoming graphics card.
The LinkedIn listing for the job (a senior marketing manager post) has now been removed, unsurprisingly given the details it spilled, but Club GeForce Elite will reportedly cost subscribers $10 per month (around £8, AU$14) and obviously it will boast considerable perks beyond Nvidia’s normal rewards for GeForce Experience users (like codes for betas or skins).
Members will get access to a bundle of free games, up to four of them, with different titles being rotated on a quarterly basis – giving you time to finish them hopefully (in the case of games which have an end, of course).
The ad also mentions things like further exclusive skins and in-game items of one sort or another, and intriguingly a free ‘GeForce PC in the cloud’ subscription, although it’s not clear what this refers to at the moment (perhaps GeForce Now? – clearly it’s some streaming games scheme).
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Source:: techradar.com – Computing Components
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