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NVIDIA’s Reflex technology promises to reduce input lag on your PC – Engadget
If you’ve ever played a competitive shooter, you’ll know how much input lag can ruin your match.

With today’s announcement, there are two major components to Reflex. The first is a set of APIs studios can leverage to add a Reflex Low Latency Mode setting to their games. Using a relatively affordable GPU like the GTX 1660 Super, NVIDIA claims users can expect a 33 percent improvement in their PC’s responsiveness when playing games that support the feature. The framework works by reducing the number of frames your GPU queues up in certain scenes, which in turn reduces pressure on your CPU.
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