Nvidia Launches G-Assist: An On-Device AI Assistant for Gaming PCs

No cloud needed: Nvidia creates gaming-centric AI chatbot that runs on your GPU

Nvidia has seen its fortunes soar in recent years as its AI-accelerating GPUs have become worth their weight in gold. Most people use their Nvidia GPUs for games, but why not both? Nvidia has a new AI you can run at the same time, having just released its experimental G-Assist AI. It runs locally

Nvidia Turns an April Fool's Joke Into a Real AI Assistant for PC Gaming

What started as an April Fool's joke nearly eight years ago has evolved into a real tool for Nvidia. The chipmaker unveiled an experimental version of Project G-Assist, an AI assistant designed to elevate the PC experience for gamers and creators on Tuesday. The feature is available for desktop

Nvidia releases public G-Assist in latest App to provide in-game AI assistance -- also introduces DLSS custom scaling factors

An idea that started as an April Fools' joke eight years back is now a reality, thanks to recent strides in the field of AI. Meet Project G-Assist, finally available with the latest Nvidia App version 11.0.3.218. Nvidia also introduced custom DLSS Super Resolution scaling factors, allowing users to

Nvidia has a big update for gamers with Project G-Assist

Now even Nvidia RTX 40 owners are getting hit by weird black screen driver bugs Summary Project G-Assist is now downloadable through the latest Nvidia app update, offering real-time diagnostics and game optimizations. Assitant only works on specific Nvidia desktop GPUs with 12GB VRAM. Nvidia app

Nvidia's 'G-Assist' AI arrives to optimize your RTX gaming PC

Using ChatGPT-style text and voice interactions, Project G-Assist can monitor and adjust performance settings, change lighting on compatible peripherals, and more. Nvidia is all-in on AI, even for gamers, which really shouldn't be a surprise at this point. But it's not all massive data centers and

You can now use the G-Assist gaming AI assistant in the Nvidia app

Using ChatGPT-style text and voice interactions, you can monitor and adjust performance settings, change lighting on compatible peripherals, and more. Nvidia is all-in on AI, even for gamers, which really shouldn't be a surprise at this point. But it's not all massive data centers and industrial

Tired of manually optimizing your games? Nvidia's new G-Assist could save you time

The tool is still experimental, with functionality being updated often Nvidia's nifty Project G-Assist is now available inside the official Nvidia App, bringing the AI-powered assistant to everyone, a year after the tech demo first surfaced. Yes, it's for real this time, unlike the 2017 April's

Nvidia G-Assist uses AI to configure game settings so you don't have to

Nvidia's new G-Assist AI assistant is now available on the Nvidia app, ready for GeForce RTX desktop users to try out. The concept first appeared in 2017 as an April Fool's joke before becoming a real tech demo last year, and now, a real-life product. The assistant is designed to take care of the

Nvidia's latest innovation started as an April Fools' joke 8 years ago

On Tuesday, Nvidia (NVDA-0.70%) unveiled its experimental version of Project G-Assist, an AI assistant for gamers and gaming content creators that the company first teased as a joke on X (then Twitter) on April Fools' Day in 2017. Nvidia demoed the feature at computer and technology trade show

Hmmm, upgrades: Nvidia App gets an optional AI assistant and custom DLSS resolution scaling

A new version of the Nvidia App has been rolled out with a couple of pretty trick features. The big news items with Nvidia App version 11.0.3.218 are custom DLSS upscaling resolutions and a new AI assistant called Project G-Assist that runs locally on your PC. The first feature involves the

NVIDIA Releases AI Assistant for RTX Gaming PCs, Laptop Support to Follow

NVIDIA's G-Assist allows users to perform various tasks, from optimising games to adjusting system settings. NVIDIA, on Tuesday, announced the availability of an experimental version of the Project G-Assist System Assistant via the NVIDIA app. This comes as a feature for GeForce RTX desktop users

Here's everything Project G-Assist, NVIDIA's new AI assistant for GeForce RTX gamers, can do

TL;DR: NVIDIA's Project G-Assist is an AI assistant for GeForce RTX desktop owners, designed to optimize PC settings using voice or text commands. It can manage game settings, overclock GPUs, and control peripherals. Powered by a custom Small Language Model, it interprets natural language to

NVIDIA App gets clever AI tech to fine-tune games for you, but you'll need a GPU with 12GB VRAM

TL;DR: The NVIDIA App now has G-Assist, a local AI model to optimize gaming performance for you, and much more besides. Want your system fans to run quieter? Just ask the AI (via a typed query, or voice command). The tech comes with some catches, though, and requires an RTX 3000 GPU (or better)

Nvidia G-Assist turns your RTX PC into a smart gaming rig

Nvidia's AI assistant, G-Assist, is now available for RTX GPU owners. However, not all can gain access as it has a specific system requirement. The assistant optimizes games and PCs, tweaking settings and managing device lighting. Available inside the Nvidia app, G-Assist uses voice or text

Nvidia's AI Gaming Assistant Project G-Assist Is Now Rolling Out

Project G-Assist was first unveiled at Computex 2024 It will currently only support desktop devices Nvidia said that laptop support would be added later Nvidia announced the release of Project G-Assist on Tuesday. The new feature is an artificial intelligence (AI) assistant that runs locally on

NVIDIA's Project G-Assist Makes AI Useful To Gamers, Assists With In-Game Tuning, Performance Diagnostics, PC Customization & More

NVIDIA's Project G-Assist is finally rolling out to gamers, showcasing the benefits of AI and how it can be used to customize your PC experience. Last year at Computex 2024, NVIDIA showcased Project G-Assist, an AI-powered assistant that is effectively an SLM (Small Language Model) integrated

Nvidia G-Assist Is Your Personal AI Assistant That Optimizes Games

The feature is available in the Nvidia app and requires an RTX 30, 40, or 50 series desktop GPU and approximately 10GB of storage. 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

Nvidia launches AI assistant G-Assist - Aimed at helping gamers optimize in-game performance

Nvidia has introduced its experimental AI assistant, Project G-Assist, in the NVIDIA app. It's designed to help PC users maximize in-game performance by optimizing both the graphics card and the system's overall settings. G-Assist requires 10 GB of storage and runs locally on the user's computer.

NVIDIA Unveils G-Assist: AI-Powered Tool for Optimizing PC Performance

G-Assist stands out for its ability to answer user requests about PC hardware and NVIDIA software to enhance system capability understanding. Through its user-focused interface, G-Assist helps users solve their technical questions about how DLSS Frame Generation operates and find gaming