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| Source: NVIDIA. GeForce gamers playing Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Siege can enable NVIDIA Reflex with the new Game Ready driver to enjoy up to 30% lower system latency in the Vulkan version of the game. |
NVIDIA continues to deliver meaningful upgrades for owners of GeForce GPUs. This week, the company launched a new NVIDIA Game Ready driver that benefits players of the upcoming Square Enix title Outriders and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Siege.
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Siege, the tactical shooter, got a patch that adds support for NVIDIA Reflex. Reflex reduces system latency for GeForce gamers. By simply downloading and installing the new driver and the patch, GeForce gamers playing Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Siege can enable NVIDIA Reflex to enjoy up to 30% lower system latency in the Vulkan version of the game.
The driver will also have GeForce Gamers ready for NVIDIA DLSS in Outriders when that game launches on April 1, giving them the performance headroom to maximise image quality settings.
With the addition of Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Siege, seven out of the 10 most popular shooters are now shipping with NVIDIA Reflex support.
NVIDIA Reflex provides a free upgrade to nearly all GeForce gamers by reducing latency and improving responsiveness for GTX 10 Series and higher GPUs for Vulkan games. Latency improvements are typically higher for lower-end hardware.
The latest NVIDIA Game Ready driver also includes:
Optimisations and enhancements for new games, such as:
- DIRT 5’s new ray tracing update
- Evil Genius 2: World Domination
- KINGDOM HEARTS Series
A resizeable bar on all GeForce RTX 30 Series desktop graphics cards
Beta support for virtualisation on GeForce GPUs
New G-SYNC Compatible gaming monitors, including the Asus XG16A, Dell S2522HG, LG 7GP850/27GP83B, LG 32GP850/32GP83B and Xiaomi Mi 245 HF1, and
Fifteen new GeForce Experience one-click Optimal Game Settings profiles, including for Aron’s Adventure, Blizzard Arcade Collection and KINGDOM HEARTS HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX.
