Browsers also have DLSS for watching videos: Nvidia has released RTX video super-resolution technology, the first batch of which supports RTX 40LPG 30 series graphics cards.
CTOnews.com, January 4, in the live broadcast of CES 2023 GeForce Beyond, Nvidia announced the new RTX video super resolution (RTX Video Super Resolution) technology, which can be called the DLSS in the field of video playback.
According to reports, the RTX video super-resolution function uses AI to improve the quality of watching any video in the browser by removing block compression artifacts and improving video resolution. This technology can improve the sharpness and clarity of the video, and the online content can be viewed at the original resolution on a high-resolution display.
CTOnews.com has learned that owners of GeForce RTX 40 and RTX 30 series graphics cards can enable RTX video super resolution from next month and take advantage of AI improvements to get an upgrade experience of video content viewed on Chrome and Edge browsers, followed by RTX 20 series graphics cards.
