Sunday night, Ubisoft took stock of l ‘Year 6 by Rainbow Six Siege, your competitive shooter that remains as popular as ever. And if so much is still played, it is because it adapts to new technologies, such as the NVIDIA Reflex that reduces latency, and that finally reaches the game ofUbisoft.
NVIDIA announced the arrival of Reflection within Rainbow six siege at the beginning of the year, but feature is only available this week. The graphics card manufacturer specifies:
In almost any sport, the right equipment can help competitors reach their full potential. Competitive gaming is no exception – better GPUs, displays, peripherals, and software can improve orientation in a fraction of a second, which can be the difference between digital life and death.
Rainbow Six Siege players with the latest GeForce 10 and GPUs can now download the public test server, run the Vulkan version, and test NVIDIA Reflex before playing the main game. Just go to the display options menu and activate the NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency feature.
A fraction of a second behind the trigger makes the difference between winning or losing. Therefore, reducing system latency can be of great help to Rainbow Six Siege players. With NVIDIA Reflex, system latency is drastically reduced, making it easier to find enemies and improving your PC’s responsiveness.
NVIDIA I take the opportunity to indicate that Nioh 2: The Complete Edition and Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord are now playable with DLSS 2.0, which speeds up the frame rate by up to 58% for the title of Ninja team and 50% in 4K for medieval games. You can find a pack of 1200 R6S credits to € 11.99 in Amazon.
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