The popularity of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has continued to grow since its distant launch in 2012, and it is currently the most played video game on Steam every week, with over a million passionate players. Valve has launched today Counter-Strike 2, the biggest technical leap in the history of Counter-Strike, which updates Counter-Strike: Global Offensive to the Source 2 graphics engine, leveraging new graphics APIs to enhance fidelity and responsiveness.
NVIDIA has worked closely with Valve to ensure that system latency — a crucial factor in winning — is at its absolute minimum thanks to the addition of NVIDIA Reflex.
In competitive first-person shooters, such as Counter-Strike 2, higher FPS and lower system latency allow players to acquire targets more quickly, react faster, and significantly improve aiming precision. GeForce RTX 40 series GPUs offer the best gaming experience with Counter-Strike 2 — lower latency thanks to NVIDIA Reflex (PC latency under 15 ms) and higher FPS. Players with a compatible GPU can enable NVIDIA Reflex in Counter-Strike 2 to reduce system latency by up to 35%.
NVIDIA Reflex is a “must-have” in games as it reduces the system latency to make actions faster, provides a competitive advantage in multiplayer matches, and makes single-player titles more responsive and fun. NVIDIA Reflex is now used by over 50 million players monthly, is available in 9 of the 10 main competitive first-person shooters, and is activated by 90% of GeForce players across more than 80 supported titles.
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