It’s in Overwatch 2, but is also available in a range of other games including Rainbow Six Siege & Extraction, Fortnite, Apex Legends, and a range of Call of Duty games. The result is that if Reflex is available in a game, I’m turning it on. The Undertaker is Now Available in WWE 2K Battlegrounds Written by Alex Donaldson The main thing I couldn’t believe is how big an improvement it made to me, with my average reactions and out-of-practice FPS skills.
I went from making like one headshot in twelve to doing nine or ten. But then… I tried it.Īnd I guess you need to try it to believe it. When I saw Nvidia’s marketing, I thought, you know – at my level of play, what difference would a couple of milliseconds make? I’m not in the Overwatch League. But it wasn’t until I sat down with Overwatchl that I realized just how useful the tool would be for even a mid-tier scrub like me. I knew this was what Reflex did, of course, both from mild experimentation and from Nvidia’s 2021 marketing blitz.
Some testing has even shown that Reflex is as good as using the in-game frame limiter – which means you can have that sweet, unlocked frame rate while keeping lag minimal. You try to click the mouse to fire as they dash past – first with Reflex off, and then you turn it on. Basically: you’re locked in place, with a sniper rifle, and another character repeatedly dashes through a distant doorway. Nvidia has a single app to thank for my conversion to a fan of the tool – a little Overwatch test map designed strictly to demonstrate what Reflex does for you in real time. You’d get the best peripherals available and that was it there were no other steps to limit or offset it. I’ve read in-depth articles about which arcade sticks induce the fastest on-screen response time. I’ve always been aware of it – in my competitive RTS days, I refused to use a wireless mouse, superstitious that doing so invited more lag.
We talk a lot about frame rate and network latency in games, but we don’t nearly as often talk about system latency.
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I’m talking about Nvidia Reflex, a little bonus software option that uses your fancy high-end graphics hardware and various clever methods to reduce the input lag between your input devices – primarily keyboard and mouse, of course, but this’d also work with controllers – in turn theoretically making you more deadly in-game.
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In the last hardware generation, Nvidia added a new piece of software that I casually dismissed – but as the 3000 series generation drew to a close, I finally tried it – and found myself hooked on it. In a tight, closely competitive competition between it and AMD, software has always been one of the key differentiators. One of the best things about graphics card hardware from Nvidia is the software that accompanies it.
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