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NVIDIA Smooth Motion Reaches GeForce RTX 30-Series "Ampere" GPUs Through Mods

September 23

Modders have gotten NVIDIA's Smooth Motion frame generation running on GeForce RTX 30 series cards, VideoCardz reports .

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