[Sponsored] Nvidia Reflex - PC vs PlayStation 5 Input Lag - Lowering Latency For Better Gaming
Video sponsored by Nvidia. In this analysis, we take a look at Nvidia Reflex, a GeForce exclusive technology that, similar to DLSS, is integrated at the engine level to better synchronise CPU and GPU for optimal input response. A lot of factors can reduce input lag, making for a better gameplay experience - a faster controller, a higher refresh rate display, Nvidia's own driver-level low latency mode. Reflex aims to take that still further, for the best possible 'button to pixel' response. So how fast is it in a range of titles, and how does it compare with the same games running on PlayStation 5?

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