As GPU Prices Rise, Modders Bring New Features to Older Nvidia Hardware
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Modders do what Nvidia refuses and bring new features to older GPUs — and it's time Team Green admits we're being priced out of new graphics cards
Someone got Nvidia's driver-level Frame Generation working on RTX 3000 series GPUs, via a mod, and maybe it's time for Nvidia to work up official implementations.
NVIDIA has changed the way we see and play games if we take into account everything that has come since the RTX 20. DLSS has already become a "must have" that uses the vast majority of people in games to get more FPS without hardly affecting quality The entry Bring NVIDIA Smooth Motion to the RTX 30 with a mod that supports games outside the Frame Generation support aparece primero en El Chapuzas Informática.
As GPU prices rise, modders bring new features to older Nvidia hardware
Nvidia Smooth Motion has been modded onto RTX 3000 series GPUs The experimental mod allows driver-level frame generation in unsupported games Nvidia hasn't officially implemented this and other features on older RTX hardware yet Modders continue to find new ways to implement Nvidia's latest technologies on older hardware, and now it's been done with Team Green's driver-level frame generation. As reported by Wccftech, Nvidia Smooth Motion has bee…
NVIDIA officially supports Smooth Motion technology only on GeForce RTX 40 and RTX 50 series cards, but the community has found a way to enable it on older Ampere chips as well. Two independent projects have already been created... Full version of the website: https://ithardware.pl/aktualnosci/nvidia_smooth_motion_rtx_30_mod-54331.html
NVIDIA Smooth Motion Reaches GeForce RTX 30 Series "Ampere" GPUs Through Mods
Modders have gotten NVIDIA's Smooth Motion frame generation running on GeForce RTX 30 series cards, VideoCardz reports. Smooth Motion is NVIDIA's driver-level frame generation feature, similar in spirit to AMD's AFMF, and NVIDIA only exposes it officially on RTX 40-series and newer through the NVIDIA App. Ampere owners have been left out, at least officially. Two unrelated projects are apparently working to close that gap. The first comes from …
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