For the time being, NVIDIA's GeForce RTX graphics cards are the only viable options for playing supported games with real-time ray tracing (there are a few exceptions), with the combination of RT ...

Lots of folks are working from home these days, and that means endless WebEx, Zoom, Skype, or other online meeting sessions. When you're not optimally equipped to work from home, especially if you don ...

Now that we’re all working from home and dealing with the unfortunate realities of the COVID-19 pandemic, the total number and frequency of audio/video conferences has skyrocketed. Zoom and WebEx ...

Nvidia has silently updated RTX Voice, its AI-powered noise removal tool, to work with its full range of graphics cards, including previous generation GTX and Quadro products. The change was a subtle ...

You may recall that not long after the launch of the 20XX series of graphics cards, Nvidia debuted their new RTX Voice software. Designed (at the time) specifically to work with their latest GPUs, the ...

RTX Voice was originally intended as a plugin for RTX cards. It was discovered that you didn't need an RTX card to make the plugin work. The plugin now officially supports a wide variety of GTX cards.

When you tally up the actual usable benefits of Nvidia's Turing RT and Tensor Core technology available so far, some would say we are only just starting to see a worthwhile amount of content that ...

It's a good week to own one of Nvidia's RTX graphics cards, especially with the ray-tracing showcase that is Minecraft RTX going into open beta. The RTX range and its AI computing capabilities can be ...

Nvidia RTX Voice, the feature that utilizes using the power of AI to enhance noise cancellation, was secretly enabled in older GTX graphics cards. Tech Powerup initially revealed the patch in a report ...

I've been using it with an RTX 2080 TI since it was in beta, and I have a love/hate relationship with it. I use it primarily with Teams, and it has an annoying tendency to quietly crash. If I don't ...

Last year, Nvidia released RTX Voice, a pretty good GPU-driven noise-cancellation technology that could be hacked to run on non-RTX graphics cards. Since then, it turns out that Nvidia has quietly and ...