Project G-Assist

Project G-Assist es un asistente de IA que funciona con el procesador de tu ordenador con GeForce RTX y que te ayuda a ajustar y optimizar tu sistema.

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Aspectos destacados de la versión
Funciones compatibles
Requisitos del sistema

Aspectos destacados del lanzamiento de Project G-Assist

Project G-Assist es un asistente de IA para tu ordenador con GeForce RTX. Con sus sencillos comandos de voz o texto, G-Assist es capaz de maximizar el rendimiento y optimizar la eficiencia energética, ajustar la configuración del juego, proveer diagnósticos en tiempo real, crear gráficos de métricas de rendimiento, personalizar tus periféricos y mucho más, todo ello impulsado localmente por tu GPU GeForce RTX.

G-Assist se puede instalar desde la sección Descubrir de NVIDIA App. Una vez instalado, se activa desde la superposición de NVIDIA App o al presionar Alt+G. Project G-Assist utiliza un modelo lingüístico de pequeño tamaño (SLM) de terceros diseñado para ejecutarse localmente en las GPU de 12 GB. No pretende ser una IA conversacional amplia: para obtener los mejores resultados con Project G-Assist, consulta la lista de funciones compatibles, que se actualizará a medida que se vayan añadiendo nuevos comandos y capacidades.

Recuerda: tus comentarios alimentan el futuro. G-Assist es una función experimental en lo que pueden hacer los modelos de IA pequeños y locales obtenidos de la investigación de vanguardia en IA. Si quieres ayudar a dar forma al futuro de G-Assist, puedes enviar tus comentarios haciendo clic en el icono de exclamación "Enviar comentarios" de la parte superior derecha de la ventana de NVIDIA App y seleccionar "Project G-Assist".

Tus opiniones nos ayudarán a determinar qué mejoras y características buscar a continuación.

IA en el dispositivo

A diferencia de los enormes modelos de IA alojados de la nube que requieren acceso en línea y suscripciones de pago, G-Assist se ejecuta en tu GPU GeForce RTX. Esto significa que es receptivo, de uso gratuito y que se puede ejecutar sin conexión.

Bajo el capó, G-Assist utiliza un modelo de instrucciones basado en Llama con 8000 millones de parámetros, lo que reduce la comprensión del lenguaje en una pequeña fracción del tamaño, muy por debajo del 1 %, de los modelos de IA a gran escala actuales. Esto permite que G-Assist se ejecute en una amplia gama de hardware RTX con un excelente rendimiento.

Crear tu propio asistente

G-Assist está diseñado para que la comunidad lo pueda ampliar. NVIDIA va a publicar un repositorio de GitHub con muestras para crear "complementos" que enseñen funcionalidades adicionales a G-Assist. Los desarrolladores de la comunidad pueden definir funciones en formatos JSON directos y, a continuación, colocar los archivos de configuración en un directorio designado, lo que permite que G-Assist los cargue e interprete. Los desarrolladores también pueden enviarlas a NVIDIA para su revisión y posible inclusión, lo que pone estas nuevas capacidades a disposición de otros.

Funciones compatibles con Project G-Assist

Para obtener los mejores resultados con Project G-Assist, consulta la lista de funciones compatibles, que se actualizará a medida que se vayan añadiendo nuevas capacidades. Si tienes sugerencias de nuevos comandos o comentarios, envíalos mediante el botón "Enviar comentarios" en la aplicación de NVIDIA.

Funciones	Descripción	Entrada de ejemplo
GeForce Knowledge	Answers basic questions on NVIDIA/GeForce tech (DLSS, Reflex, G-SYNC, etc.)	"How does DLSS Frame Generation work?"
Optimize Graphics	Applies balanced/recommended settings based on user hardware. May require the game to be closed or restarted for changes to take effect.	“Optimize my graphics for Cyberpunk 2077.”
Preference-Based Optimization	Adjusts settings for performance, image quality, or a balance between both. May require the game to be closed or restarted for changes to take effect.	“Optimize Rust for higher performance over quality.”
Launch Game	Launches games recognized by NVIDIA App	“Launch The Finals.”
GPU Overclocking (Manual)	Overclocks the GPU core by a specified MHz in 15MHz increments, up to 60MHz	“Overclock my GPU by 60 MHz.”
Save ShadowPlay Clip	Saves the last few seconds/minutes of gameplay as a clip	“Save a shadowplay clip"
Start/Stop Recording	Starts or stops manual gameplay recording	“Start recording my gameplay.”
Show/Hide Performance Overlay	Toggles NVIDIA App’s performance overlay	“Hide the performance overlay.”
Driver Update	Checks for and downloads the latest GPU driver, if available.	“Update my GeForce driver”
Latest Driver Check	Reports whether drivers are up to date	“Am I running the latest GPU driver?”
Peripheral/Room Lighting (see Plugin System Requirements)	Sets basic lighting for supported devices	“Set my keyboard lights to green.” “Set my room lights to yellow”
Set Fan Profile (see Plugin System Requirements)	Adjust system fan speeds on supported devices to Balanced, Performance, or Silent profiles	“Set my fans to silent mode”
CPU Utilization %	Reports overall CPU usage, averaged in the last 60s	“What’s my CPU utilization?”
GPU Utilization %	Reports overall GPU usage, averaged in the last 60s	“What’s my GPU utilization?”
GPU Clock Speed	Reports GPU core clock, averaged in the last 60s	“What’s my GPU clock speed right now?”
GPU Power Usage	Shows how many watts the GPU is drawing, averaged in the last 60s	“How much power is my GPU using?”
Average FPS	Reports average framerate. Requires a running game.	“What’s my average FPS in this game?”
Average PC Latency	Reports measured PC Latency. Requires a running game that supports PC Latency markers.	“What’s my PC latency?”
Performance per Watt	Reports performance-to-power ratio (FPS/W). Requires a running game.	“What is my performance per watt?”
Overclock Revert	Reverts any previously applied GPU overclock	“Remove my GPU overclock”
Framerate Analyzer	Suggests ways to increase FPS or identifies bottlenecks. Requires a running game.	“Analyze my performance”
Responsiveness Analyzer	Suggests ways to reduce input lag or system latency. Requires a running game.	“Analyze my responsiveness”
Power Analyzer	Helps improve power efficiency. Requires a running game.	“Analyze my power consumption”
Set Refresh Rate	Changes refresh rate (step up/down, max, or specific)	“Set my monitor to 144Hz.”
Current Refresh Rate	Reports the display’s current refresh rate	“What’s my current refresh rate?”
Refresh Rate Max	Reports the monitor’s max supported refresh rate	“What’s the highest refresh rate my monitor supports?”
Detect FRL	Checks if a frame rate limiter is active	“Is there a frame rate limit right now?”
Set FRL	Applies a new frame rate cap. Requires a running game.	“Set a Frame Rate Limit to 100.”
FRL Revert	Disables a previously set frame rate limit	“Turn off my frame rate limiter.”
Power Efficiency Mode	Seeks to maximize power efficiency while maintaining a minimum of 60FPS. Requires a running game.	“Set my GPU to power efficiency mode”
Revert Power Efficiency Mode	Reverts previous power-efficiency changes	“Undo my power efficiency settings.”
Graphing – 2-variable	Plots two metrics of choice over time	“Graph my CPU and GPU usage”
Graphing – CPU Utilization	Plots CPU usage over time	“Graph my CPU usage”
Graphing – GPU Utilization	Plots GPU usage over time	“Graph my GPU utilization”
Graphing – GPU Clock Speed	Plots GPU clock frequency over time	“Plot my GPU clock speed”
Graphing – GPU Power	Plots GPU wattage usage over time	“Show me a power usage graph”
Graphing – Average FPS	Plots FPS over time. Requires a running game.	“Graph my frame rate”
Graphing – 1%L	Plots 1% Low frame rate over time. Requires a running game.	“Graph my 1% Low FPS”
Graphing – PCL	Plots PC latency over a specified time window. Requires a running game.	“Plot my latency”
Graphing – PPW	Plots performance per watt over time. Requires a running game.	“Graph my performance per watt”
Graphing – GPU Fan Speed	Plots GPU fan RPM over time	“Show me a graph of my GPU fan speed”
Set Specified Display Resolution	Changes display resolution to a specific dimension	“Set my display resolution to 1080p.”
Set Resolution to Max	Switches to the monitor’s maximum available resolution	“Go to the maximum resolution.”
GPU Temperature	Reports GPU temperature	“What’s my GPU temperature right now?”
GPU Operating Voltage	Reports GPU voltage	“How many volts is my GPU drawing?”
1%L	Reports 1% Low FPS. Requires a running game	“What’s my 1% low frame rate right now?”
Check Undervolt State	Checks if GPU is undervolted	“Is my GPU undervolted ?”
Stutter Analyzer	Suggests ways to reduce stuttering. Requires a running game	“Help me analyze stutter”
GPU Model Info	Identifies the installed GPU model	“Which GPU am I using?”
GPU Driver Version Info	Reports which driver version is currently in use	“Which NVIDIA driver do I have installed?”
GPU Total VRAM Info	Reports total VRAM on the GPU	“How much VRAM does my GPU have?”
Monitor Model Info	Identifies the connected display model	“What model is my monitor?”
Current Display Resolution	Reports the monitor’s active resolution	“What resolution am I running now?”
Display Resolution Max	States the highest resolution supported by the monitor	“What’s my monitor’s max resolution?”
Storage Space Occupied	Reports disk space in use	“How much disk space is in use?”
Storage Space Free	Reports remaining free space on the drive	“How much free storage do I have?”
RAM Amount Installed	Reports total system RAM installed	“How much memory do I have?”
RAM Amount Free	Reports how much RAM is currently available	“How much free memory do I have?”
Detect G-SYNC	Checks if G-SYNC is enabled or off	“Is G-SYNC enabled?”
Set G-SYNC	Enables or disables G-SYNC	“Turn on G-SYNC.”
Detect V-Sync	Checks if V-Sync is active	“Is V-Sync on right now?”
Set V-Sync	Enables or disables V-Sync	“Disable V-Sync”
List Process CPU/GPU Usage	Shows CPU or GPU usage per running process	“Which processes are using the most GPU right now?”
CPU Clock Speed	Reports the CPU’s clock frequency	“What’s my CPU clock speed right now?”
Display Size Info (inches)	Retrieves the diagonal screen size of the main display, in inches.	“What’s the size of my display in inches?”
Virtual RAM Total Available Info	Reports the total amount of virtual memory (page file) available.	“How much virtual memory do I have?”
Virtual RAM Free Info	Reports how much of the virtual memory is currently unused/free.	“How much free virtual memory do I have?”
GPU Info – Number of GPUs	Indicates how many GPUs are installed or recognized in the system.	“How many GPUs does my PC have?”
GPU Info – VBIOS Version	Provides the VBIOS version of the detected GPU(s).	“What’s my GPU’s VBIOS version?”
Display Info – Number of Displays	Indicates how many displays/monitors are currently connected.	“How many monitors are connected right now?”
Disk Drive Info – Number of Drives	Checks how many disk drives are installed in the system.	“How many disk drives are installed on my PC?”
OS Info – Get Version	Retrieves the human-readable OS name (e.g., Windows 11, Ubuntu 22.04).	“Which operating system am I running?”
CPU Info – Cache Size	Reports the size (in MB or KB) of the CPU’s cache (L2/L3).	“How large is my CPU’s cache memory?”
Invoke Plugin	Address a plugin by name. Used to specify a command intended for that specific plugin.	“Hey Google, how’s it going?” “/Google, how do I make pizza?”
Exit Plugin	Exits plugin mode. Allows users to specify G-Assist commands not intended for a plugin.	“Return” “/G-Assist, tell me about my system”

Requisitos de sistema para Project G-Assist

System Requirements	Operating System:	Windows 10, Windows 11
	GPU:	GeForce RTX 30, 40, and 50 Series Desktop GPUs 12 GB VRAM or Higher
	CPU:	Intel Pentium G Series, Core i3, i5, i7, or higher AMD FX, Ryzen 3, 5, 7, 9, Threadripper or higher
	Disk Space Required:	System Assistant: 6.5 GB Voice Commands: 3 GB
	Driver:	GeForce 572.83 Driver or later
	Language:	English
Supported Plugin System Requirements & Setup	Peripheral & Device Lighting	Logitech G-Series Devices: Logitech Gaming Software 8.55 or higher Ensure “Dynamic Lighting” is disabled in Windows personalization settings Ensure “Allow Games & Applications to Control Illumination” is checked in Logitech G Hub Corsair RGB Devices: iCUE version 4.31 or higher Allow SDK client to modify peripherals when prompted Note: Side LEDs on STRAFE keyboards not supported Nanoleaf Panels: Light Panels (previously Aurora), Canvas and Shapes (Hexagons, Triangles and Elements) Note: Nanoleaf “Essentials” are not supported Setup: Connect your Nanoleaf device to a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network Find its IP address using your router’s device list (or ISP app) Navigate to C:\ProgramData\NVIDIA Corporation\nvtopps\rise\plugins\nanoleaf\config.json Replace the “ip” value with your Nanoleaf’s IP, e.g.: { "ip": "123.456.7.89" } Re-initialize Project G-Assist and Nanoleaf: Turn G-Assist Off and On in the NVIDIA App overlay or G-Assist chat settings Hold the Nanoleaf Controller’s power button for 5-7 seconds until its lights flash at the same time
	Fan Control	MSI Motherboards: MSI Intel & AMD 800 Series Motherboards Recommended: MSI GeForce RTX 40 & 50 Series GPUs MSI Center version 2.0.48.0 or higher Ensure Cooling Wizard is installed in MSI Center
	Web Applications	Google Gemini Generate a Google AI Studio API Key from https://aistudio.google.com/apikey Note: Both free and paid tiers are accepted. See Gemini API documentation for tier differences Place the key in the key file in the Gemini plugin directory C:\ProgramData\NVIDIA Corporation\nvtopps\rise\plugins\gemini\gemini.key

Aviso y exención de responsabilidad de NVIDIA Project G-Assist

Al usar NVIDIA G-Assist, reconoces que has leído y aceptado este aviso y esta exención de responsabilidad. Si no lo entiendes o no estás de acuerdo, no uses NVIDIA G-Assist.

NVIDIA G-Assist es un sistema automatizado con modelos de IA y diseñado para facilitar la configuración de los ajustes de hardware y software de tu sistema y para proporcionar información sobre los productos GeForce de NVIDIA para tu uso personal y no comercial. NVIDIA G-Assist es una función de prelanzamiento y puede no ser completamente funcional, puede contener errores o defectos de diseño y puede tener estándares de seguridad, privacidad, disponibilidad y fiabilidad reducidos o diferentes en comparación con las versiones comerciales de las ofertas de NVIDIA.

Los modelos de IA generan respuestas y salidas en función de algoritmos complejos y técnicas de aprendizaje automático, y esas respuestas o salidas pueden ser imprecisas, dañinas, sesgadas o inapropiadas. Al usar G-Assist, asumes el riesgo de cualquier daño causado por cualquier respuesta o resultado de esta. NVIDIA no será responsable de ninguna acción, pérdida o daño sufrido como resultado del uso de G-Assist o de sus resultados. Recomendamos que verifiques la información antes de confiar en ella.

Desarrollado con Llama. Acuerdo de licencia de la comunidad de Llama 3.1 disponible en https://www.llama.com/llama3_1/license/.

Project G-Assist

Aspectos destacados del lanzamiento de Project G-Assist

Novedades de la versión 0.1

System Requirements

Supported Plugin System Requirements & Setup