Need for Speed Underground 2 has already received the Unreal Engine 5 treatment, but this RTX Remix version is actually playable. NVIDIA’s tool enables full ray tracing (aka path tracing), NVIDIA DLSS, NVIDIA Reflex, modern physically-based rendering (PBR) assets, and generative AI texture tools in classic games.
Call of Duty World at War was first released in 2008 on the PS3, Xbox 360, Wii and Windows platforms, but now, the game has gotten a path-traced RTX Remix makeover. The graphics may appear to be slightly on the darker side, but this is just the first build so big improvements are expected in the upcoming releases.
Tomb Raider RTX Remix with path tracing looks and sounds fancy, but how does it stack up against the original? Well, this side-by-side comparison video should answer that question and shows just how far we’ve come in terms of video game graphics.
NVIDIA G-Sync Pulsar technology was revealed at CES 2024, and it combines smooth variable refresh with the improved motion clarity of Ultra Low Motion Blur (ULMB). Put simply, it offers the benefits of both, all the while working together seamlessly to deliver the definitive gaming monitor experience.
Unveiled at CES 2024 today, the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 SUPER series GPUs come amplified with more performance as well as generative AI capabilities right out of the box. They are based on Ada Lovelace architecture-based GPUs that deliver up to 52 shader TFLOPS, 121 RT TFLOPS and 836 AI TOPS.
Some might argue that Red Dead Redemption 2, released in 2018, looks perfectly fine on modern game consoles, while other are begging for a graphics upgrade. If you’re in the latter camp like Digital Dreams, there are hundreds of mods that can be applied to bring the game up to date graphically.
The NVIDIA Shield TV Pro is still one of the best 4K streaming media players in 2023, and it’s being offered for just $169.99 shipped ahead of Black Friday, originally $199.99. It’s powered by the Tegra X1+ processor, which is capable of delivering up to 25% more performance than its predecessor and dramatically improves picture quality by using AI to upscale HD video streams into 4K resolution. Product page.
The NVIDIA Jetson-powered CUREE robot, developed by researchers from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) Autonomous Robotics and Perception Laboratory (WARPLab) and MIT, dives deep to study coral reefs as well as their ecosystems. CUREE (Curious Underwater Robot for Ecosystem Exploration) can collect visual, audio, and other environmental data alongside divers to help them better understand the human impact on reefs and the sea life around them.
NVIDIA researchers have developed an AI agent, called Eureka, that is capable of teaching robots complex skills such as training a robotic hand to perform rapid pen-spinning tricks. This agent autonomously writes reward algorithms to train bots, whether it be opening drawers / cabinets or even manipulating a pair of scissors.
