NVIDIA Reflex Hits Milestone in Gaming Performance
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NVIDIA has announced a major milestone for NVIDIA Reflex, its low-latency gaming technology. The company revealed that Reflex now reduces PC latency in over 150 games.
Since its debut, more than 90% of GeForce gamers have enabled NVIDIA Reflex. This feature continues to enhance both single-player and competitive multiplayer gaming experiences.
In 2024 alone, GeForce gamers reported playing over 10 billion hours with improved responsiveness, thanks to NVIDIA Reflex. According to NVIDIA, 9 of the top 10 competitive shooters now support Reflex. These include current seasons of Fortnite and Marvel Rivals , where latency can be lowered by up to 43%.
In Counter-Strike 2 , Reflex allows gamers to play with as little as 4 milliseconds of PC latency. This provides a significant edge in competitive scenarios.
NVIDIA also revealed that Reflex launched with day-one support in several recent and upcoming titles: Avowed , DOOM: The Dark Ages , and Dune: Awakening
, , and EA SPORTS F1 25 , GTA V Enhanced , Indiana Jones and the Great Circle , and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered
Meanwhile, Fortnite BR Chapter 6 Season 3: Super and Fortnite OG Chapter 1 Season 4 are now available. Players can reduce PC latency across all modes by enabling NVIDIA Reflex through the in-game settings: Video -> Advanced Graphics -> NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency.
On GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs, Reflex cuts latency by up to 54% in Fortnite Battle Royale. This helps players aim more precisely and react faster.
The current storyline in Fortnite BR Chapter 6 Season 3: Super introduces Supernova Academy, where heroes rise to stop Mask Maker Daigo's energy drain. The update blends narrative excitement with Reflex-powered performance.
In Fortnite OG , players return to familiar locations like Dusty Divot and Risky Reels. The revival of the original Shopping Cart vehicle and a 45-tier OG Pass adds to the nostalgia.
Competitive esports also benefit from Reflex. Thirty-two teams are now competing in the Counter-Strike 2 BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025 for a $500,000 grand prize. The total prize pool is $1.25 million. Matches are played on GeForce RTX 5080-powered PCs, reducing latency by up to 41%.
NVIDIA recommended gamers follow a Steam guide to optimize their systems for Counter-Strike 2 .
Meanwhile, Marvel Rivals Season 2.5 has introduced Ultron, a new Convoy map, and updated Team-Up abilities. Players using NVIDIA Reflex and DLSS Super Resolution can reduce latency by up to 43% and boost frame rates by as much as 1.9X.
NVIDIA Reflex continues to play a key role in delivering fast, smooth, and competitive gameplay across top titles.
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