Owners of the GeForce RTX 30, 40, and 50 series cards can try the whole Adobe tool stack for one to two months through the NVIDIA App.
NVIDIA is Offering Adobe's Complete Creative Tool Package for Photo and Video Editing for Free for RTX 30, 40, and 50 Card Owners
It could be a wonderful way to try your hand at one of the world's most popular photo and video editing tools if you own a GeForce RTX card. NVIDIA has collaborated with Adobe to offer the Adobe Creative Cloud for absolutely Free, which will give users access to its software stack, including the popular Photoshop, Premiere Pro, After Effects, and more.
The condition is that you need to have an RTX series GPU from any of these three generations: GeForce RTX 30, GeForce RTX 40, and GeForce RTX 50. The difference is that with GeForce RTX 30 and RTX 40 series cards, you will get only one month of free subscription, but with the GeForce RTX 50 series GPUs, you will get two months. Moreover, RTX 50 GPU owners will also receive the Substance 3D Reward, which gives you access to five different Adobe apps, offering a huge asset library for your games, such as the 3D Sampler, 3D Designer, 3D Painter etc. So, it's an excellent opportunity to try them out for free for quite a while and get yourself familiar with the tools if you aren't already.
In order to redeem the Adobe Creative Cloud reward, one has to open the NVIDIA App and claim the subscription from the Redeem tab. After the reward expires, the subscription will charge you $69 every month, and individual programs can cost up to $22 a month, but you can cancel them anytime. Content creators like video editors, color graders, and graphic designers can utilize these tools to ramp up their content production with the free reward and considering that the RTX GPUs already offer substantial performance benefits compared to previous gen GPUs, it is going to be an excellent addition to your software library.
With your GeForce RTX GPU, you'll see performance boosts across select apps thanks to RTX-acceleration and NVIDIA Studio features.
Make sure you have installed the NVIDIA App on your system and have one of the RTX 30/40/50 series GPUs to get started.
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