NVIDIA ought to in all probability begin serious about eradicating the RTX moniker from its RTX Voice suite, the (supposedly) AI-based audio noise-cancellation software program the corporate launched about this time final 12 months. At the time, NVIDIA introduced it as an unique characteristic for his or her RTX GPUs, because of their AI-processing capabilities – and that led everybody to assume RTX Voice employed the in-chip Tensor cores for leveraged AI operation. However, quickly sufficient, mods began to look that allowed GTX graphics playing cards – going again at the very least as a lot because the “hot-oven Fermi” in unofficial help – and that pointed in the direction of a CUDA-based processing resolution.
It seems that NVIDIA has now determined to formally lengthen help for the RTX Voice software program to different, non-RTX graphics playing cards from the most recent RTX 30-cards all the way down to their 600-series (basically any card supported underneath Nvidia’s 410.18 driver or newer). So in the event you have been hoping to leverage the software program and needed to do it formally, in a pre-RTX 20-series graphics card, with no patches – now you’ll be able to. You can try our RTX Voice overview, the place our very personal Inle declared it to be “like magic”.
