Nvidia says that Reflex will work on the GeForce GTX 900 and higher graphics cards, which means the 10-Series, 20-Series and 30-Series will all work.

The good news is that there’s a huge range of GeForce graphics cards that support the technology, so it isn’t restricted to the most recent 30-series family. Nvidia Reflex only works with select Nvidia graphics cards. So which games actually support Nvidia Reflex? We’ve included a list of all the titles below, and will update in the future once more game support is announced. It’s also worth looking at the latency of your mouse and a monitor’s input lag if you want the most responsive gaming experience possible. It’s important to remember that Nvidia Reflex can only do so much. Fortunately, Nvidia has worked closely with some of the more popular multiplayer games to ensure compatibility. This means there are only a select number of titles that currently support the technology. The drawback to this implementation is that it requires developers to integrate the technology into their games.

Nvidia claims Reflex can see up to a 33% improvement for system latency with mid-range graphics cards such as the GTX 1660 Super. So how does Nvidia Reflex reduce system latency? The technology helps developers to eliminate the GPU render queue and CPU back pressure in GPU intensive scenes. This results in the CPU and GPU working perfectly in sync. The difference may not be blatantly obvious to the naked eye, but it’s been proven to improve a gamer’s accuracy for the likes of first-person shooters. Many of you may think the responsiveness of your PC is already pretty immediate, but we’re talking about shaving off milliseconds here.

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