Nvidia G-Asist, which came up as a joke of April 1 in 2017, has now become a real assistant on desktop gaming computers. This artificial intelligence -based system, which reappeared as a technical demo last year, has now integrated into the Nvidia application. Developed for RTX graphics card holders, the G-Essist supports the user in both system and game settings. Moreover, it not only analyzes it, but also recommends the necessary adjustments directly.
Users can communicate with G-ASSist through written or voice commands. From learning how DLSS technology works, assistant support can be received on many issues in games to adjusting performance. Offering a chatgpt -like responses, the system can provide detailed information about all hardware components from graphics card to monitor. However, the fact that it detects and provides ways to improve the performance of performance differentiates it.
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The G-Essist does not only provide written explanations, but also can perform real-time analysis on the system. For example, the square speed of the games can control whether they have a limit. GPU informs the user by determining whether the full capacity is working. It also develops suggestions by checking whether the refreshing rate of the monitor is ideal.
In addition, it is possible to evaluate the general performance of the system. The G-Essist can analyze the overclock potential of the graphics card and make appropriate suggestions. It can also help to reach the targeted square speed by advising to reduce in -game resolutions. In this way, a more fluent game experience is achieved.
Another remarkable aspect of the system is integration with hardware brands. RGB lighting of brands such as Logitech, Corsair, MSI and Nanoleaf can be managed via G-ASSIST. The user can set lighting with a single command instead of replacing manually. Thus, the game experience is personalized not only in terms of performance but also in terms of visuality.
A local small language model is used for G-Assist’s work, which covers an area of about 10 GB. The system can provide features such as voice response and natural language processing. However, to use this technology, you need an RTX 30, 40 or 50 series graphics card with at least 12 GB Vram. So not every RTX card is compatible with this system.
With the latest update, the G-Essist has become an optional component of the Nvidia application. With this update, users can access DLSS invalid settings. In addition, screen scaling and color settings can be arranged in detail. Thus, a more flexible structure is provided on the software side.
However, the G-Evsist becomes functional not only for games, but also for overall system optimization. If there are performance conflicts with applications working in the background, it can also determine it. Thus, users receive support not only GPU, but also to increase general hardware efficiency. All these interactions make complex adjustment processes more user -friendly.
Although the G-ancient still has some limitations in the development process, it draws a strong ancillary profile with its current features. It offers a simplified control center, especially for players who do not want to deal with technical details. G-Essist not only shows the user’s limits of his system, but also tells how he can overcome those boundaries. In this respect, it offers an experience that does not only inform, but directs.