Nvidia geforce experience is renewed with new look and improvements in ansel

NVIDIA has shared with us slides showing their latest update to the Nvidia GeForce Experience software , which aims to attract as many users as possible with tools that can be quite interesting. Let's see it!

GeForce Experience with a new look, Ansel with interesting features

The slides begin with a small taste of the Geforce Experience interface that looks slightly refreshed, focusing on its Ansel, Freestyle, and Highlights tools. Let's see the improvements that are announced in this regard.

They continue showing the 22 new titles that acquire the Ansel technology and Highlights, among which are some such as PES2019, Hitman 2, Metro Exodus, Assetto Corsa Competizione, Prey, Battlefield V and others.

Basically, Ansel is used to take screenshots of games with advanced functionalities such as watching the scene in 360º, ultra-high resolution or HDR support.

This technology is now updated with screenshots with ray tracing, through “Ansel RT”, which promises ultra-realistic captures with 32 times more shadow samples and 40 more reflections, 12 times more ambient occlusion and 10 times more refractions per pixel. In this way, the captures obtained will have even more realism than the game itself.

Additionally, we have new filters such as the green screen (chroma key), hundreds of games and resolution scaling via artificial intelligence that promises to increase the resolution of the photographs to 8K through a rescaling that, as promised, will be especially realistic.

This technology, already present in more than 200 titles, has more than 50 with all the capabilities: screen capture, filters, HDR, super resolution, HUD removal, free camera, 360º / VR capture and Ansel RT, while others more than 150 have all the features except the last three that we mentioned. The increase in games is due to the fact that now the integration of the Ansel SDK is not necessary for some of the offered features.

To finish, a brief review of what NVIDIA Freestyle and NVIDIA Highlights are: the first allows you to make use of filters in real time to change the appearance of the games, as if it were Instagram? Highlights automatically record casualties and deaths in games.

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