RTX Voice-The All New Noise Reduction Solution From Nvidia

Want a way out from those background noise while video conferencing? #workfromhome😀 Or do you want to filter the sound from your mechanical keyboard while streaming? Then brace yourself for the RTX Voice everyone🤩. According to reports, it was on development stage. But considering the current situation where people are working from home and they need to video conference with their teammates or bosses in a quiet environment, Nvidia decided to release the RTX Voice as public beta👏.

So unlike the usual “AI” hype which manufactures nowadays try to sell with their products, this thing actually works! There were a bunch of testing done in YouTube and honestly, it looks so promising. Check out this video form ShortCircuit🎬👇

                                          Nvidia is pretty much interested in AI & self-driving cars. Likewise they used the AI processing capabilities of Nvidia's Tensor Cores in RTX cards to detect and suppress the background noise. The most attracting thing is that it works with both microphone and speakers which means noise is not only getting filtered from your mic, but also from what you are hearing from the headphones too👍. So having RTX voice on both PC while video conferencing will definitely give a much better result in noise suppression. In the beta stage itself, Nvidia managed to get support for many platforms like Discord, OBS Studio, Streamlabs, Twitch Studio, Google Chrome, Skype and Zoom etc. Also the effect of RTX voice on games is pretty much negligible with having a frame drop of around 7 to 11 FPS in most of the titles. When gaming with 160 FPS on a RTX card, who really cares about the 5% frame drop right?😏

So, should you give it a try? Absolutely because it’s a real world working solution for the background noise issue that you are having✔. Don’t have a RTX card?☹ Well, although the product name specifies RTX, it works perfectly with GTX cards also🤗. All you need is the driver 410.18 or newer and a windows 10 PC. Go to Nvidia’s website here and try it yourself! Guten tag 😛