[Software] NVIDIA presents several of novelties for Studio in its stream GTC 21

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New drivers for Studio with AI, graphics card optimization and more were featured in NVIDIA's GTC 21. NVIDIA's Studio Driver platform has introduced new features for creators who use its graphics.

 

NVIDIA Studio, the platform dedicated to artists and creative professionals, has presented its novelties in GTC 21 streaming. With the latest Studio Driver, a series of improvements are introduced to optimize the performance of graphics cards in professional applications. These updates will streamline workflow and make life easier for designers and creatives.
 
NVIDIA gives importance to Studio Driver at GTC 21

The new version of Studio Driver has added adds new functionality to GeForce Experience. Until now, the NVIDIA application was capable of optimizing video game settings, and from now on it will also do so with creative applications. More than 30 authoring and editing programs are already supported, including Adobe Illustrator, Lightroom, Substance Designer, Autodesk AutoCAD, and DaVinci Resolve.

 

NVIDIA Studio, the platform dedicated to artists and creative professionals, has presented its novelties at GTC 21. With the latest Studio Driver, available starting this week, the company introduces a series of improvements to optimize the performance of its graphics cards in professional applications, in order to lighten the work flow and facilitate the activity of designers and creatives. With this they hope to make this sector of professionals attractive by making tasks faster and easier.

 

The new Studio Driver adds new functionality to GeForce Experience. Just as, until now, the NVIDIA application was capable of optimizing video game settings, from now on it will also do so with creative applications. More than 30 programs are already supported, including Adobe Illustrator, Lightroom, Substance Designer, Autodesk AutoCAD, and DaVinci Resolve.

 

In addition to this, NVIDIA Omniverse has also been introduced which enables compatibility with RTX cards to help create 3D content and enhancements to Notch and OBS Studio. Graphics cards for professionals have also been announced which are the NVIDIA RTX A4000, with a slot with 16 GB of memory; and the NVIDIA RTX A5000 with 24GB, both based on Ampere. Other professional graphics cards that have been announced at GTC 21 are NVIDIA RTX A2000, RTX A3000, RTX A4000 and RTX A5000, which will be made for notebook computers.