If you've been struggling to find a place to buy the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080, you can now access its graphics power remotely.

That's because Nvidia has announced that there is now zero wait time to access GeForce Now RTX 3080 membership. Sign up today and you'll get instant access to Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 power via TechnoMagic, the cloud-based gaming.

In October, Nvidia revealed the addition of the RTX 3080 streaming tier to GeForce Now, opening up access to the most powerful and popular graphics cards through streaming. While there are currently a series of cloud-powered gaming streaming services, including Xbox Cloud Gaming, which is part of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate service, none of them can take advantage of GeForce Now's unparalleled graphics performance and ray tracing capabilities. None are available.

As a result, with a fast enough Internet connection and stable Wi-Fi, one can access games with resolutions of 1440p or higher and up to 120 frames per second without the need for a powerful PC packed with very expensive and hard to find components.

For $99.99, you also get six months of access to this top-of-the-line GeForce Now subscription, which gives you access to over 1,100 games. Before jumping in, however, we recommend trying the free GeForce Now tier to see if the service is right for you. the RTX 3080 service looks very attractive, but you may find that one of the less expensive GeForce Now tiers is better suited to your needs You may find that one of the less expensive GeForce Now tiers is better suited to your needs.

Another caveat to keep in mind is that 4K GeForce Now games are only accessible through the Nvidia Shield TV Pro or Nvidia Shield TV streaming devices. The good news here is that both of these devices are on sale this week for $20 less than usual as part of this GeForce Now RTX 3080 push. The company is also offering Crysis Remastered for free to new subscribers.

The only question that remains is whether you should subscribe. It depends on what kind of gaming setup you have; if you have an Xbox Series X or PS5 but not a gaming PC, GeForce Now could be the streaming service that fills the gap. Just take a quick look at your game library and see if there are any titles you want to play.

Similarly, if you have an older PC that cannot run the latest games with impressive graphics settings, GeForce Now could serve as a good stopgap until GeForce RTX 30 series graphics cards become more readily available. GeForce Now could also be a great partner for the upcoming Valve Steam Deck.

However, if you have a slow Internet connection, such as less than 15 Mb/s, or a powerful gaming PC with a good Steam library, you might want to skip GeForce Now and look at Xbox Game Pass instead Xbox Game Pass has a PC tier and will offer more exclusive games as it moves into 2022.