GeForce NOW server status
GeForce NOW is up, with 2 open incidents NVIDIA is working on. Below, the current queue time for every GeForce NOW server region, with the plan you are on. Click a region to see its servers, its queue over the last days and its past outages.
- Arizona — Phoenix, United States, 1 server, operational
- Florida — Miami, United States, 2 servers, operational
- Georgia — Atlanta, United States, 2 servers, operational
- Illinois — Chicago, United States, 2 servers, operational
- New Jersey — Newark, United States, 2 servers, operational
- Northern California — San Jose, United States, 2 servers, operational
- Ontario — Toronto, Canada, 1 server, operational
- Oregon — Portland, United States, 1 server, operational
- Quebec — Montreal, Canada, 1 server, operational
- Southern California — Los Angeles, United States, 1 server, operational
- Texas — Dallas, United States, 3 servers, operational
- Virginia — Ashburn, United States, 1 server, operational
- Bulgaria — Sofia, Bulgaria, 1 server, operational
- Caucasus South — Yerevan, Armenia, 1 server, operational
- France 1 — Paris, France, 3 servers, operational
- France 2 — Paris, France, 1 server, operational
- Germany — Frankfurt, Germany, 3 servers, operational
- Netherlands North — Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2 servers, operational
- Netherlands South — Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2 servers, operational
- Poland — Warsaw, Poland, 1 server, operational
- Sweden — Stockholm, Sweden, 2 servers, operational
- Turkey Central — Ankara, Türkiye, 2 servers, operational
- Turkey West — Istanbul, Türkiye, 1 server, operational
- United Kingdom 1 — London, United Kingdom, 2 servers, operational
- United Kingdom 2 — London, United Kingdom, 2 servers, operational
- Australia East — Sydney, Australia, 1 server, operational
- India — Mumbai, India, 1 server, operational
- Japan — Tokyo, Japan, 1 server, operational
- Malaysia — Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 1 server, operational
- South Korea — Seoul, South Korea, 1 server, operational
- Taiwan — Taipei, Taiwan, 1 server, operational
- Thailand — Bangkok, Thailand, 1 server, operational
- LATAM North — Bogotá, Colombia, 1 server, operational
- LATAM South — Montevideo, Uruguay, 3 servers, operational
- LATAM West — Santiago, Chile, 1 server, operational
- South Africa — Johannesburg, South Africa, 1 server, operational
Queue figures exist for 43 of 55 servers. Partner-run servers have none.
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A thin line means no reading for that hour, not an empty queue. Times in the tooltip are in your local time.
NVIDIA names a graphics card for some servers only. The others are older hardware it does not name.
Servers NVIDIA has retired are not counted.
We are aware that some users might experience intermittent Call of Duty HQ crashes during game loading. We are working to address this issue.
Please use these instructions to play S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 Cost of Hope DLC on GeForce NOW: https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5892
We are currently working to resolve an issue affecting Call of Duty HQ. We will make it available to play as soon as the issue is resolved.
We are currently working to resolve an issue affecting Wuthering Waves. We will make it available to play as soon as the issue is resolved.
We are monitoring the situation. https://status.epicgames.com/. Users may also see errors when logging into specific Epic games.
We are monitoring the situation. https://status.epicgames.com/. Users may also see errors when logging into specific Epic games.
We are currently working with Epic to resolve a login issue affecting Fortnite. We will make it available to play as soon as the issue is resolved.
We are experiencing a delay in applying the latest patch for Fortnite. We are working on making the game available as soon as possible.
Users connecting to the Poland location through Kyivstar may experience degraded performance and suboptimal streaming experience.
Users connecting to the Poland location through Vodafone Ukraine may experience degraded performance and suboptimal streaming experience
We are investigating reports of gamepad registering as mouse input for GeForce NOW on Windows. A workaround is available in our knowledge base article: https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5904/
We are currently investigating an outage of NP-BOM-01. We are working on restoring it as soon as possible.
Users connecting to the Florida location through AT&T may experience degraded performance and suboptimal streaming experience
Windows users whose username contains non-English characters may experience issues when using GeForce NOW client version v2.0.85.133, including inability to launch sessions or unexpected errors. As a temporary workaround, affected users can continue streaming via their browser.
From NVIDIA's incident log. Each title links to NVIDIA's post.
About GeForce NOW status and queues
- Is GeForce NOW down right now?
- GeForce NOW is up, with 2 open incidents NVIDIA is working on. An outage in one region does not affect the others, so check yours in the table.
- How long is the GeForce NOW queue?
- It depends on the region and the plan. The queue is the number of players waiting ahead of you for a server; the figure above is for the region closest to you, and the table lists every one. Free members wait behind Performance and Ultimate members, who rarely queue at all.
- Which GeForce NOW server am I on?
- GeForce NOW picks the region with the lowest latency to you, which is usually the nearest. The app shows it under Settings → Server location, where you can also pin another region. The network test estimates your ping to each one from your location.
- How do I skip or shorten the queue?
- Play outside the evening peak of your region, pick a calmer region nearby if its latency is still acceptable, or move to a paid plan, which gets priority access. The queue guide goes through each option.
Region, server, GPU class, deployment date, status and incidents come from NVIDIA's status page. Live queue lengths come from PrintedWaste's public queue data, the community project that collects them.