NVIDIA has leveraged their expertise in neural networks and deep learning to release an interesting new feature with their R530 driver branch, an AI video stream upscaler designed to take advantage of RTX Tensor Cores when playing video content within Chromium based browsers. Our previous news article on RTX Video Super Resolution (VSR) covered the release of Chrome 110 stable, which included support for this technology. The latest version of Microsoft Edge, based on Chromium, also officially supports RTX VSR. Owners of NVIDIA RTX graphics cards may have been puzzled by exactly how to enable this feature however, either in Chrome 110 or in the NVIDIA Control Panel, since the relevant 'NvidiaVpSuperResolution' setting is enabled by default within Chrome, but the required accompanying driver has only just been released, three weeks later.