The Nvidia app has become one of the most useful software programs for any PC gamer, thanks to its multiple usability features. One key reason behind this is the AI-powered tools within the app, especially G-Assist, a tool that helps you like a personal friend and optimizes your games on a PC.
Last year, Nvidia announced Project G-Assist, the AI gaming assistant for all gamers with an RTX-powered PC. Today, as part of its new update, the Nvidia app added the G-Assist feature as an optional install. The new AI tech helps you optimize game and system settings in just one click. Moreover, you can measure frame rates and even change the lighting on connected devices.
Nvidia G-Assist Helps You Fine-Tune Your Games
Last year, we saw how G-Assist actually works, as the Nvidia showcase revealed the complete RTX AI framework. Simply, you can ask G-Assist, “Can you help me improve my framerate?” The AI will reply with some measurements and solutions.
You can also ask for better image quality settings for different devices and adjust the performance according to your needs. This will help you easily fine-tune graphics, video, and general gameplay settings. The AI also supports Logitech, Corsair, MSI, and Nanoleaf devices, which helps you change the lights on your system according to your requirements.
Moreover, the AI works as a co-pilot, meaning if you are struggling with a game or its features, G-Assist will help you out. G-Assist offers comprehensive PC analysis and optimization, identifying frame rate limiters, GPU performance bottlenecks, and potential improvements.
It also detects suboptimal display refresh rates, suggesting solutions such as GPU overclocking or resolution adjustments to achieve desired frame rates. This AI assistant utilizes a local small language model and requires approximately 10GB of storage (System Assistant: 6.5 GB, Voice Commands: 3 GB) for its functionalities.
Currently, Nvidia G-Assist is only available for RTX 30, 40, or 50 series desktop GPUs with a minimum of 12GB of VRAM. Furthermore, you can only use the feature in English for now. To activate the feature, you must download and install the latest Nvidia app update. Once you have done so, press Alt+G to activate G-Assist. With this update, the Nvidia app also added the new DLSS Override, Display Scaling & Display Color Settings features.
Download the new Nvidia app update now and install it to benefit from the new G-Assist feature. If you don’t have the Nvidia app yet, get it from the button below and share your experience in the comments.
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