AMD Releases Its Own Noise Suppression Device To Take On Nvidia’s RTX Broadcast

AMD accidentally leaked its noise suppression feature last week, and now it’s officially making it available as part of its Adrenaline software. The latest Adrenaline version 22.7.1 update includes AMD noise suppression, which will reduce background audio noise using real-time deep learning algorithms.

AMD Noise Suppression works in much the same way as RTX Broadcast, allowing you to filter out unwanted background noise from your microphone or even from someone else’s device if you’re on a call. AMD has integrated its noise suppression feature directly into the Adrenaline interface, so you don’t need to download a separate app like Nvidia needs to use RTX Broadcast.

To take advantage of AMD noise suppression, you’ll need a Ryzen 5000 series CPU or higher, or a Radeon RX 6000 series or newer GPU, and this feature can be enabled in the Audio and Video section of the Adrenaline software.

Nvidia wowed us with RTX Voice (now RTX Broadcast) a few years back, and since then we’ve seen Discord, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet all see background noise suppression. While it’s great to have support from many different apps, implementations vary and the beauty of RTX Broadcast and AMD noise suppression is that it creates a virtual microphone that you can use in any app.

Along with background noise suppression, AMD’s latest drivers also include more OpenGL optimizations. AMD says minecraft The performance will see an increase of up to 85 percent as compared to the previous driver. Radeon Boost with variable rate shading is also added elden ring, give importance toAnd Resident Evil Village, It will essentially use different shading rates in certain parts of the image to improve image quality and performance.

AMD’s Radeon Super Resolution Upscaling feature will now be supported on discrete Radeon RX 5000 and RX 6000 series GPUs in laptops, and now includes borderless fullscreen support. This driver-based solution will enhance and improve the performance of any game where AMD’s improved FidelityFX Super Resolution is not integrated.