Fortnite BR Chapter 6 Season 3: Super and Fortnite OG Chapter 1 Season 4 are out now, and players can reduce PC latency in all of Fortnite’s modes for even more responsive gameplay by simply activating NVIDIA Reflex
NVIDIA Reflex reduces PC latency on GeForce-powered devices, making games more responsive. It gives players a competitive edge in multiplayer and improves the experience in single-player games.
NVIDIA Reflex has reached a new milestone, reducing PC latency in over 150 games since its debut, with more than 90% of GeForce gamers enabling Reflex. Some highlights include:
- In 2024, GeForce gamers played over 10 billion hours of their favorite titles, thanks to increased responsiveness provided by NVIDIA Reflex.
- 9 of the top 10 competitive shooters feature NVIDIA Reflex support, and players can use it in the latest seasons of Fortnite and Marvel Rivals to reduce latency by as much as 43%.
- In Counter-Strike 2, gamers compete with as little as 4 milliseconds of PC latency, offering a serious competitive advantage.
- In recent months, popular titles including Avowed, DOOM: The Dark Ages, Dune: Awakening, EA SPORTS F1 25, Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered have all also launched with day-one NVIDIA Reflex support.
Fortnite BR Chapter 6 Season 3: Super and Fortnite OG Chapter 1 Season 4 are out now, and players can reduce PC latency in all of Fortnite’s modes for even more responsive gameplay by simply activating NVIDIA Reflex. Activate Reflex with a few clicks by heading into Video -> Advanced Graphics -> NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency. On GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs, PC latency is reduced by up to 54% in BR, making it easy to react to opponents, precise aiming, and achieving victory.
While Mask Maker Daigo siphons energy from beneath the Island’s bedrock, the next generation of heroes rise at Supernova Academy. Brimming with unbridled power, brave rookie do-gooders must master their abilities to deny Daigo’s drain. It’s time for a superhero crash course in Fortnite BR Chapter 6 Season 3: Super!
Prepare for a (rocket) blast from the past! Fortnite OG dives headfirst into Chapter 1 Season 4, bringing back Dusty Divot, Risky Reels, and Fortnite’s original vehicle: the Shopping Cart. The latest OG Season also brings a new OG Pass, offering 45 tiers of rewards inspired by the classic Chapter 1 Season 4.
Thirty-two teams are currently battling in Austin, Texas, for a $500,000 cash grand prize in the Counter-Strike 2 BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025. With a massive prize pool of $1,250,000, the competition at the Major is sure to be fierce, but only one of the teams can be crowned Champion and take home that incredible first-place prize in the June 22nd Grand Final.
Throughout the tournament, teams battle on GeForce RTX 5080 PCs, allowing organizers to maximize frame rates and enabling NVIDIA Reflex, which reduces PC latency by up to 41% in Counter-Strike 2. Gamers interested in optimizing their system like the pros for the lowest possible PC latency in Counter-Strike 2 can follow this Steam guide.
Marvel Rivals Season 2.5 is available now, introducing Ultron as a new playable character, adding a new Convoy map, and refreshing Team-Up abilities, reshaping the meta, along with many other changes. When playing, enable Reflex and DLSS Super Resolution to reduce PC latency by up to 43%, and increase frame rates by as much as 1.9X, for the fastest and most responsive competitive experience in the popular multiplayer game.
