The launch of the first GeForce RTX graphics cards took place in September 2018. In their debut, NVIDIA made it clear that these are not only the most advanced gaming graphics solutions of today, but that they are also emerging as a solution. very interesting for professional use, thanks to the high level of performance and the presence of hardware specialized in AI and ray tracing.

Shortly after, the announcement was made NVIDIA Studioa platform that has evolved over the years to become a benchmark in the sector thanks to its excellent integration, ease of use, and exclusive features and enhancements it offers GeForce RTX graphics card users.

This duality that currently exists at the NVIDIA driver level, with Game Ready on one side and Studio on the other, allows us to get the most out of our GeForce RTX and enjoy the best of both worlds without the hasslebecause we can switch between one controller and another with a few simple clicks and the level of stability and support is just perfect.

GeForce RTX: gaming and content creation in constant evolution

Over the past six years, NVIDIA has strengthened its commitment to gaming and content creation, resulting in major players in both sectors giving increased support for GeForce RTX. To realize this reality, we only have to see the success of RTX technologies, among which we can highlight hardware-accelerated ray tracing and NVIDIA DLSS 3.5.

This support is constantly improving and on this occasion those improvements have materialized new features for DaVinci Resolve 19 by Blackmagic Design, which take advantage of hardware AI acceleration offered by NVIDIA GeForce RTX and rely on the TensorRT suite to improve user experience and performance.

On the one hand, we have integration IntelliTrack AI point tracker, which will allow us to enjoy advanced features powered by artificial intelligence, among which we can highlight object tracking and sound stabilization and panning. Both make it easy to stabilize footage and allow editors to track all key elements during the video editing process, even when moving.

On the other hand, there is technology UltraNR, which is a new noise reduction mode accelerated by artificial intelligence that significantly improves image quality and prevents blur and blur effects. NVIDIA has confirmed that both features are working up to three times faster on a notebook with a GeForce RTX 4090 than on a MacBook Pro M3 Max. Interesting, especially considering that the Apple laptop in question has a starting price of 4,049 euros.