Nvidia announced a new driver for the GeForce RTX 4000 and RTX 3000 GPUs this Tuesday (28). Pixel Perfect technology that can reduce pixelation in low resolution videos It works in Edge and Chrome browsers.
The innovation promises to significantly improve the online video viewing experience. For example, one of the services that will be improvements is YouTube. And the best part: everything is done effortlessly by the user.
The process uses artificial intelligence to apply the same super resolution principle as DLSS 3.0. However, pixel-filled, frame-predictive processing happens at the encoder level.
Better streaming with less bandwidth consumption
New technology allows playback of 4K content even if the original video is limited to 1080p. Because it’s not actually a UHD file, the bandwidth used is the same as a FullHD video with AI-enhanced resolution.
In 2019, some Nvidia SHIELD TV devices already had the first version of Pixel Perfect, precisely to improve the streaming quality. This has greatly reduced the amount of stuttering, distortion, and loading while streaming, as well as avoiding overloading the home network.
Until now, technology Officially compatible only Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. But it shouldn’t be long before it arrives in other Chromium browsers like Brave and Opera.
Source: Tec Mundo
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