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I'm not sure where the limitation actually was. I've been running RTX Voice on a GTX-970 for a number of months and didn't have to configure anything special ot
by BuildTheRobots 6y ago
I'm not sure where the limitation actually was. I've been running RTX Voice on a GTX-970 for a number of months and didn't have to configure anything special other than being told to install "RTX Voice" for non RTX cards and "Nvidia Broadcast" on the newer RTX cards.
The noise cancelling itself is dark magic though - and I especially like the fact it'll work with both input and output - eg it'll clean up your microphone but also do noise reduction on incoming streams too. For me, it's been great in voice chat when other people have rubbish microphones, and has made a number of inaudible youtube videos easy and clear to understand.
- delfinom 6y ago>I'm not sure where the limitation actually was. Simple, the sales and marketing department.
- BuildTheRobots 6y ago> Simple, the sales and marketing department. Sure, though I think the point I was trying to make is more "I've heard about this limitation, but it's not something I've actually encountered even with lots of usage".