EA’s ever-popular Apex Legends is the latest title to add NVIDIA Reflex, an in-game option that reduces system latency for millions of GeForce gamers. System latency (often referred to as “input lag”), is one of the key factors affecting the responsiveness of any kind of gameplay. And when playing online, low system latency can make you more competitive.
NVIDIA Reflex is enabled by default in Apex Legends and can be accessed through a command line argument when starting the game. In the future, there will be a UI option for enabling/disabling NVIDIA Reflex.
To enable/disable NVIDIA Reflex manually:
NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency reduces system latency and increases PC responsiveness by up to 30% in Apex Legends in GPU bound scenarios:
NVIDIA Reflex works on all GeForce GPUs dating back to the GeForce GTX 900 Series; all you need is our latest Game Ready Driver, and the aforementioned game update.
To hear more about Apex Legends visit the official page. To learn more about NVIDIA Reflex and system latency, check out our NVIDIA Reflex deep dive. And for the latest news on Reflex, and to learn when other games add NVIDIA Reflex, stay tuned to GeForce.com.