NVIDIA is making waves with its announcement of Project G-Assist, a mighty AI aide for GeForce RTX desktop gamers. It is like having your own smart sidekick that you can command to change game settings, track performance, and control RGB lighting — all with a voice or text command. You can call it up via the NVIDIA app, so it feels like having a personal gaming mentor on your desktop.

G-Assist can also optimize your GPU settings and offer live checks and recommendations to fix any issues. Do you want to stress your GPU? G-Assist could offer you overclocking suggestions that other people won’t. G-Assist’s abilities will also be expanded by bringing in developers and taking advantage of NVIDIA’s GitHub tools to implement custom plugins to offer more functionality to control devices and interface with other software.

New DLSS Controls and Streamlined Features

NVIDIA has introduced new features to its gamer app on top of Project G-Assist. The new app version features improved DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) settings, which enable you to manage image quality and performance more conveniently. Game Ready or Studio Driver 572.83 WHQL or higher users can now switch DLSS settings or modify resolution scaling from 33% to 100%. Display Scaling and Color settings have also been moved to the NVIDIA app from the previous Control Panel and are easier to access.

DLSS 4 Goes Big in New Titles

DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation is coming in a wave of new titles, delivering players amazing performance gains and stunning visuals. Here’s what you can expect: Enlisted: This World War II squad shooter now leverages DLSS 4 for 4.3X performance enhancement at 4K high presets on RTX 50 Series GPUs.

FBC: Firebreak: Remedy Entertainment’s new co-op shooter will feature DLSS 4, Reflex, and full ray tracing. This will provide gorgeous graphics in Federal Bureau of Control’s world.

Half-Life 2 RTX Demo: Re-play the legendary game once more with RTX Remix, DLSS 4, and stunning visual enhancements in Ravenholm and Nova Prospekt.

KARMA: The Dark World: Experience a dystopian thriller debuting on March 27 with DLSS 4 and NVIDIA Reflex to enjoy silky-smooth gameplay.

The First Berserker: Khazan: This action-packed adventure takes advantage of DLSS 4 to provide up to 3.5 times faster performance at 4K highest settings.

Warhammer 40,000: Darktide: Battle the Tertium creatures with the Nightmares and Visions update, now utilizing DLSS 4.

Control: DLSS 4 also gives Remedy’s popular action game a graphics upgrade, enhancing image quality, detail, and stability.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance II: The medieval RPG just received a visual upgrade with DLSS 4, providing crisper textures and smoother gameplay.

RF Online Next: This popular Korean MMORPG already has support for DLSS Super Resolution and will be going live globally very soon.