NVIDIA Reflex is now available in more esports/competitive games: what is Reflex and how does it work?

When it comes to competitive gaming, players need to make the most of their systems, and that’s where NVIDIA Reflex comes in. There are very few ways players can drastically improve performance in this regard.

But the NVIDIA Reflex SDK allows game developers to implement low-latency mode in their games, which allows gamers to solve this problem with great efficiency. Over time, more and more games have started to support NVIDIA Reflex, especially games with competitive and esports perspectives such as Call of Duty Warzone and Apex Legends.

NVIDIA Reflex is now available in more games

NVIDIA Reflex is essentially a platform used to both measure and reduce system latency, allowing gamers to gain a slight performance edge when it comes to competitive gaming. The SDK comes with a couple of different tools, namely Low Latency Mode and NVIDIA Reflex Latency Analyzer.

Low Latency Mode works exactly as it sounds, and by enabling it, gamers will be able to reduce latency by up to 50% on any supported game. The NVIDIA Reflex Latency Analyzer allows gamers to capture real-time, staggered data using a flash indicator, providing far more accurate metrics than the FPS traditionally used to measure latency.

Games that currently support Reflex:

• Apex Legends
• Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
• Call of Duty: War zone
• Crossfire HD
• CRSED FOAD
• Deathloop
• Destiny 2
• Enlisted
• Escape from Tarkov
• Fortnite
• ghost runner
• Kovaak 2.0 Meta
• Modhau
• Naraka: the edge of the blade
• Overwatch
• Rainbow Six: Siege
• Rust
• splitgate
• Valorant
• warfare
• Thunder of War

While all of these games support low latency mode and generally low latency loading, only a few of them support flash reflex latency indicator and in-game latency statistics.