Nvidia’s latest preview driver has quietly unlocked Smooth Motion support for the RTX 40-series, giving owners of these cards ...

Nvidia's newest preview driver enables Smooth Motion technology for RTX 40-series GPUs, which can double the frame rate in ...

NVIDIA's Smooth Motion tech for GeForce RTX gamers is a driver-based version of Frame Generation you can enable in games ...

Nvidia debuts Smooth Motion Frames support on RTX 40 series GPUs with its latest preview driver, bringing frame gen to ...

Nvidia's Smooth Motion replicates AMD's Fluid Motion Frames, a driver-based version of Frame Generation; This will allow you to activate Frame Generation in games that don't have native support ...

If Smooth Motion sounds familiar in its concept, that because AMD already does this driver-level, system-wide frame gen, and it's called AMD Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF).

Smooth Motion addresses this gap by working at a universal driver level, rendering it immediately useful for older games that may never receive updates. Nevertheless, ...

Highlighted by VideoCardz, Nvidia's new Smooth Motion technology (currently exclusive to the RTX 5000 GPU lineup) will be making its way to RTX 4000 series GPUs in a future update - this will act ...