NVIDIA's Smooth Motion Expands to GeForce RTX GPUs in Upcoming Update

The AI-driven frame generation technology, previously exclusive to RTX 50 Series, will soon enhance gameplay for RTX 40 Series users.

NVIDIA Smooth Motion, a driver-based AI model, generates additional frames between rendered ones to deliver smoother gameplay.
Initially exclusive to RTX 50 Series GPUs, the feature will be extended to RTX 40 Series GPUs in a future update, though support for older GPUs remains unconfirmed.
Smooth Motion works with DirectX 11 and DirectX 12 games, including those without DLSS support, doubling perceived frame rates in many cases.
The feature rivals AMD's Fluid Motion Frames but lacks Vulkan support at launch, limiting its use in certain applications like emulators.
NVIDIA's latest driver updates also bring DLSS 4 support to over 75 games, improved RTX Video Super Resolution efficiency, and new AI-powered enhancements for gaming and video content.