What hardware do I need to use NobleAIM?

For best performance you need a desktop PC with an NVIDIA GPU (RTX 20-series or newer), a Titan Two for controller output, and a capture card for high-FPS console capture. For console-only setups without extra hardware, Remote Play capture works as an entry-level alternative.

Do I need a capture card to use NobleAIM?

A capture card is not strictly required. You can use Method 2 (Remote Play Capture) with no extra hardware, capped at 60 FPS. However, a capture card delivers 10-100x better AI tracking performance through 120 FPS capture, making it the recommended upgrade for serious use.

What is the best capture method for NobleAIM?

Method 1: Titan Two Direct is the highest-performance setup. It pairs a high-speed capture card (120+ FPS) with a Titan Two device for direct aim output to your console, delivering the lowest latency and most accurate detection NobleAIM can provide.

Can I use NobleAIM on a laptop?

NobleAIM is designed for desktop PCs with dedicated graphics cards. Most laptops lack the GPU performance needed for real-time AI detection at gameplay speeds. Desktop builds with a recent NVIDIA GPU are strongly recommended.

What GPU is recommended for NobleAIM?

A modern NVIDIA GPU (RTX 20-series or newer) is recommended. NobleAIM uses CUDA and TensorRT for real-time computer vision inference, which performs significantly better on NVIDIA hardware. AMD and Intel GPUs can run NobleAIM via ONNX Runtime DirectML at reduced performance.

Do I need a Titan Two?

A Titan Two is required for controller output in Method 1 (Titan Two Direct) and Method 3 (PC Gaming) setups. It receives aim signals from NobleAIM and translates them into controller input the console accepts. PlayStation users also need a P5Mate or P5General to authenticate the Titan Two.

SETUP

System Requirements

Everything you need to run NobleAIM — with three ways to get started depending on your setup and budget.

NobleAIM is a real-time computer vision AI aim assist system. Because it analyses live gameplay footage instead of game memory, specific hardware is required for optimal performance.

There are three methods to feed gameplay footage into NobleAIM. One delivers the best possible performance with dedicated hardware, another provides an accessible entry point without extra hardware, and the third covers PC gaming setups directly.

Choose Your Capture Method

Three ways to get gameplay footage into NobleAIM

BEST PERFORMANCE

Method 1: Titan Two Direct

The lowest-latency, highest-performance setup. Pairs a capture card (for high-FPS gameplay video) with a Titan Two device (for direct aim output to your console). This is the best way to use NobleAIM.

WHY THIS IS BEST

Supports 120–240 FPS capture for maximum detection accuracy
More frames per second means more motion data for the AI
Low-latency, high-quality video feed
Smoother, more precise aim assistance overall

Recommended cards: Elgato 4K X, Elgato 4K S (or any high-speed capture card capable of 120+ FPS)

ALSO REQUIRED

Titan Two — required for controller output via capture card setup
P5Mate or P5General — required for PlayStation users (authenticates the Titan Two to the PlayStation)

NO HARDWARE NEEDED

Method 2: Remote Play Capture

Use one of our companion apps to capture footage from Xbox or PlayStation Remote Play directly on your PC — no additional hardware required.

GOOD TO KNOW

No capture card needed — works with just your PC and console
Great entry point if you want to try NobleAIM before investing in hardware
Xbox and PS Remote Play are capped at 60 FPS
AI performance is reduced compared to high-FPS capture card input

UPGRADE: ADD A CAPTURE CARD

Pair Method 2 with a capture card to capture at 120 FPS instead of the 60 FPS Remote Play cap
Delivers 10x-100x better AI tracking performance compared to standard Remote Play
Same companion-app workflow you already know – dramatically smoother and more precise aim assistance

Any high-speed capture card capable of 120+ FPS works (see Method 1 recommendations).

This method works well for getting started and experiencing what NobleAIM can do. Many users begin here and upgrade to a capture card later for the full performance boost.

PC GAMING

Method 3: PC Gaming

If you play games directly on your PC, NobleAIM captures the screen and sends input through external hardware.

REQUIRED HARDWARE

Titan Two – required for controller use
KMbox Net – required for mouse and keyboard use

Bottom line: a capture card at 120+ FPS will always give the best results, but Remote Play capture means anyone with a PC and a console can get started. You can always upgrade your setup later.

Hardware Requirements

Graphics Card (GPU)

NobleAIM is designed for desktop PCs with dedicated graphics cards. Most laptops (especially business or thin-and-light models with integrated graphics) cannot run real-time AI inference fast enough.

REQUIRED

Any modern dedicated GPU

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

NVIDIA RTX-class GPU (RTX 2060 or higher)

NVIDIA GPUs support TensorRT engines that dramatically speed up AI inference, resulting in faster detection and more responsive aim assistance. While other GPUs can run NobleAIM, NVIDIA delivers the best experience.

CPU & Memory

A stable system avoids dropped frames and keeps the AI running smoothly.

REQUIRED

Modern multi-core CPU

RECOMMENDED

16GB RAM or more

Stable system performance is important to maintain consistent frame delivery to the AI.

Operating System

NobleAIM runs on Windows with NVIDIA driver support.

REQUIRED

Windows (64-bit)

RECOMMENDED

Up-to-date NVIDIA drivers

Additional Hardware

Required for the capture card method (Method 1).

REQUIRED

Titan Two + USB-A to Micro-USB cable

PLAYSTATION ONLY

P5Mate or P5General (authenticates the Titan Two to PlayStation)

Quick Summary

For the best NobleAIM experience:

Use a high-FPS capture card for the best AI performance (or Remote Play capture to get started)
Run an NVIDIA GPU, preferably RTX-class
Stronger hardware directly improves AI accuracy and responsiveness
Higher frame rate input = more data for the AI = better results

If you’re unsure whether your setup is suitable, the NobleAIM community can help you confirm compatibility before purchasing.

Ready to Get Started?

Whether you have a capture card or want to start with Remote Play — NobleAIM has you covered.

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