AMD recently released version 22.7.1 driver introduced a new noise suppression (Noise Suppression) function, similar to NVIDIA RTX Voice, through the AI algorithm for input and output audio processing, eliminating noise, very useful for video conferencing, etc. AMD noise suppression technology is officially supported only by the RDNA2 architecture family, that is, RX 6000 Series discrete graphics cards, Raider 6000H/6000U series integrated graphics cards.
But it hasn’t been cracked for a few days yet.
The unofficial driver NimeZ for AMD’s older cards has been upgraded to the latest version 22.7.1, which also adds noise reduction and supports the full range of Polaris, Vega, and Navi (RDNA), that is, the full coverage from the RX 400 series 6 years ago.
As for the specific effect of how, it remains to be tested.
Considering that RTX Voice has been open to older cards, 10 years ago the Kepler architecture GTX 600 series can be used, AMD noise reduction technology devolved to older cards is only a matter of time.
