RTX HDR is a filter included with the new and improved Nvidia App. It uses AI to generate HDR information where there is none, meaning you can throw it at an SDR game and have a genuinely improved ...

The next time you fire up NVIDIA’s GeForce Now, you’ll be able to drastically change up the look of whatever game you’re playing. The company is rolling out its Freestyle tech across the ...

The technology is Nvidia's proprietary feature, which delivers a myriad of benefits, especially to the game's framerate. "Call of Duty: Warzone" is available on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PS5 ...

Nvidia announced a new feature for its GeForce Experience client today which adds over 15 image filters for players to apply while playing a PC game. Over 100 games will support the Freestyle ...

NVIDIA users could easily access the Freestyle filters by either employing the “Alt+Z” shortcut or through the in-game overlay. However, this feature seems to have broken or disabled by Riot ...

Nvidia Freestyle, as the new feature is called, will allow gamers to apply themed filters over the top of certain games, including Battlefield 3, Assassin's Creed, World of Warcraft and dozens of ...

Freestyle is basically an extension of Nvidia’s Ansel, the screenshot tool introduced last year that helped players produce stunning images from games like Mirror’s Edge 2 and The Witcher 3.

So far, Freestyle supports 100 games, and it'll likely get even more come its official release. Speaking of filters, NVIDIA has also added more to its Ansel in-game camera.

Freestyle isn't a game-changing feature by any means, but Nvidia is probably hoping its inclusion in GeForce Now will entice at least a few fence-sitters to consider giving the service a chance.

NVIDIA has released the v11.0.1 update for its software application, introducing a modification that disables the Game Filter feature by default. According to the official release notes, this ...