Artificial intelligence was one of the most important advances that have emerged in the technological world. Its possibilities are so vast that it has proven to have applications in fields as diverse as science, medicine, robotics and video games, and its value has not gone unnoticed by giants such as NVIDIA, who have been able to exploit it in both hardware and software.

In this sense, there is no doubt that NVIDIA’s Tensor Cores marked one of the most important leaps and that they proved the value of artificial intelligence in the mainstream consumer market. To this day these cores they are the basis of technologies as important as DLSSan intelligent scaling and image reconstruction technique capable of significantly improving performance and also adding value in many professional applications.

The fact is that according to new information that was classified as a rumor, NVIDIA is preparing a deeper implementation of artificial intelligence, because it wants to shape a new generation of drivers that would be optimized by AI. In theory, these new graphics drivers will offer up to 30% more performance, an average performance increase of 10% and can age “like fine wine”.

Although it is a rumor, the truth is that this information It makes a lot of senseespecially since NVIDIA is heavily committed to artificial intelligence optimize and improve performance of its graphics cards and also because this technology allowed it to even overcome bottlenecks resulting from low utilization of other components, such as multi-threaded processors.

Microsoft Flight Simulator is one of the best examples, as it’s a game that even at 4K can be limited by a significant bottleneck at the CPU level, which is accentuated when DLSS 2 is enabled. With DLSS 3, frame generation is already the stated bottleneck is minimized and performance is improved.

However, many doubts remain in the air, and one of the most important makes us think which graphics cards would support these new drivers. In principle, all that have tensor cores, i.e. GeForce RTX 20 and higher, should be included, but seeing what happened with DLSS 3 and frame generation, we cannot rule out that eventually support will be limited to multiple generations.current.