NVIDIA RTX Voice can now be officially usable on all GeForce GTX graphics cards
RTX Voice can now also be used on GeForce GTX graphics cards in a completely official way, without having to modify files and rivers. The change occurred quietly, allowing any GTX or RTX GPU with NVIDIA 410.18 or later drivers to use this feature.
RTX Voice was initially promoted as an exclusive RTX graphics card feature (hence its name). NVIDIA explained at the time that the feature would work only on their newer GPUs because they needed Tensor Cores to be used . That however was not the case, since some users run the program on their GTX graphics modifying some files. That modding started here in the Guru3D forums actually. Now, the company officially launched support.
RTX Voice uses the processing power of your graphics card to improve microphone performance through an algorithm. The feature has been highly appreciated, primarily for its ability to filter out background noise. With the release of RTX Voice also on GTX GPUs, even GTX 600 series cards can now use the feature.
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GPU hit on this is sometimes insane on both GTX and RTX card.
Also the filter is not that great, the voice is much quality, and if you'are in noisy place with plenty of cars, people etc then expect the quality drop even more it's gonna sound like early 96kbps mp3 from black market
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As expected.
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GPU hit on this is sometimes insane on both GTX and RTX card.
Also the filter is not that great, the voice is much quality, and if you'are in noisy place with plenty of cars, people etc then expect the quality drop even more it's gonna sound like early 96kbps mp3 from black market
not seeing any changes here,been using it today for ms teams,gpu runs downclocked.
voice quality goes a little down at times,but the way it blocks all background noise is absolutely amazing.
the way I use it is turn it on when I need it,e.g. I'm typing something while talking or there's some noise at my house.it also does a great job of clearing other people's hissy mics.
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GPU hit on this is sometimes insane on both GTX and RTX card.
Also the filter is not that great, the voice is much quality, and if you'are in noisy place with plenty of cars, people etc then expect the quality drop even more it's gonna sound like early 96kbps mp3 from black market
i will take 96kbps voice over my buddy's mechanical keyboard and his kid screaming in the background any time of the day ALWAYS ! ok the kid is not screaming but is a loud kid XD
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Did this ever actually use Tensor cores or was it always just using the cpu?