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So NVIDIA is releasing Reflex to some partnered games and they said it will support up to the 900 series gpus. However they said that cards like the 1660 Super are gonna get a more drastic enhancement. I've done my own checking and still haven't seen the answer if the 1660ti is supported for the "more drastic enhancement" may someone please tell me please and thank you! :)

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With popular mid-range cards, like the GeForce GTX 1660 Super, gamers can expect up to a 33% improvement in PC responsiveness with Reflex - https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/reflex-low-latency-platform/

Considering the 1660 Super and Ti both use the TU116 GPU I assume they would produce very similar experiences with Reflex. Their drastic-ness of improvement is likely based on hardware capabilities of the GPUs plus a boost from speed. These card have the same GPUs and very similar performance.

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