Initially a render upscaling system, DLSS is used in real-time visualisation tools like D5 Render to improve viewport frame rates by rendering frames at lower resolution, then up-resing them to display resolution. The architecture also features a new Optical Flow Accelerator, used by DLSS 3.0, the latest version of Nvidia’s Deep Learning Super Sampling technology. It features iterative improvements to all of the cards’ key hardware core types: CUDA cores for general GPU computing, Tensor cores for AI operations, and RT cores for hardware-accelerated ray tracing.Īccording to Nvidia, all three core types see improvements of “up to 2x” in raw performance over its previous Ampere architecture.
The latest professional GPUs based on Nvidia’s Ada Lovelace architectureĪll six of the new cards are based on Nvidia’s current Ada Lovelace GPU architecture, intended to provide “revolutionary performance for ray tracing and AI-based neural graphics”. The new cards were announced at GTC 2023 this week, along with updates to Omniverse and a partnership with Shutterstock to develop new text-to-3D AI art tools.
The $1,250 small form factor 20GB card, intended for use in mini-desktop systems, will be joined by five new Ada Generation cards for laptops: the RTX 2000, RTX 3000, RTX 3500, RTX 4000 and RTX 5000. Nvidia has announced the RTX 4000 SFF, the latest professional GPU to use its Ada Lovelace architecture.
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