Do you want to reduce background noise? But do not have an RTX Graphics card, this guide is for you to learn how to install RTX Voice without having RTX GPUs.
NVIDIA RTX Voice is a new plugin that takes advantage of NVIDIA RTX GPUs and their AI capabilities to eliminate annoying background noise from your streaming broadcasts, voice chats, and remote video calls.
However, for the ten series graphics card, it also works. Thanks to the information provided by the 3DGuru user, we can install it on any PC as long as it has a 10 series graphics card. So without further ado, let’s start the tutorial.
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How To Install Nvidia RTX Voice Without An RTX Card?
RTX Voice works by creating a virtual device on our system; it makes a sound device that does not exist physically. This device that RTX Voice creates local filter by the NVIDIA plugin.
- Download the Voice application from the Nvidia website.
- Start the installation, the process stops and tells you that an RTX card is needed. Exit the installation software.
- The installer extracted the temporary files to C: \ temp \ NVRTXVoice
- Edit the file C: \ temp \ NVRTXVoice \ NvAFX \ RTXVoice.nvi
- Remove these lines:
<constraints>
<property name=”Feature.RTXVoice” level=”silent” text=”${{InstallBlockedMessage}}”/>
</constraints> - Save and run the program C: \ temp \ NVRTXVoice \ setup.exe
After installing it, a screen will open, asking us to select the audio devices we want to use. Be careful with enabling it on the output device, because if you enable, for example, listening to music, it will interfere with eliminating the music.
What Applications Does Nvidia RTX Voice Support?
Nvidia RTX Voice is a technology that is responsible for reducing background noise thanks to artificial intelligence so that our voice is more precise, and it also works to eliminate noise from other audio outputs. It is compatible with the following programs, which are among the most used currency in the gaming and professional sector.
- OBS Studio, XSplit Broadcaster, XSplit Gamecaster
- Twitch Studio, Discord, Google Chrome
- Battle.net, Chat
- WebEx, Skype, Zoom
- Slack, Steam Chat
Conclusion
Nvidia RTX Voice is currently a beta feature, so Nvidia warns that there may be problems and other errors. One last detail to take into account is that this filter, when enabled, consumes part of the computer’s processing, so the performance may be reduced if the PC does not meet the requirements of NVIDIA or, in general, is not powerful enough.
