This AI actually WORKS!!! - NVIDIA RTX Voice
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Most "AI" is just a gimmick, but Nvidia's new RTX Voice is the real deal.
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This video examines NVIDIA RTX Voice, an AI-based noise suppression feature that uses RTX cores to filter background noise from microphone input during streams and calls. The presenter walks through a straightforward setup process: visiting NVIDIA’s RTX Voice page, downloading the app, and selecting input and output devices within the small RTX Voice window. He notes driver requirements and compatibility, emphasizing that RTX Voice works with modern RTX GPUs and relatively recent drivers. The demonstration quickly moves to practical tests, first comparing RTX off versus RTX on during a microphone recording, then evaluating how well the technology handles common noisy distractions like loud keyboard typing, background chatter, and even a vacuum cleaner and a drum setup. The results are mixed at first, but with higher suppression levels the mic becomes increasingly clearer while the incidental noises fade away. Throughout the segment, the host emphasizes the ease of use, the impact on streaming quality, and the potential for quieter broadcasts without sacrificing voice intelligibility. The video closes with enthusiastic verdicts on RTX Voice and a humorous acknowledgment of surprisingly loud test noises, underscoring the technology’s usefulness for content creators and gamers alike.
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