Reduce gaming latency on Linux – LatencyFleX tutorial for Nvidia, AMD and Intel cards!

LatencyFleX is a vendor agnostic latency reduction middleware. An alternative to NVIDIA Reflex. It works on AMD, Nvidia and Intel platforms.

LatencyFleX:
– github: https://github.com/ishitatsuyuki/LatencyFleX
– blog: https://blog.ishitatsuy.uk/post/latencyflex/
– troubleshooting: https://github.com/ishitatsuyuki/LatencyFleX/blob/master/docs/TROUBLESHOOTING.md

Nvidia Reflex video: https://youtu.be/-cXg7GQogAE

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Software used:
►Arch by the way (EndeavourOS)
►GIMP
►DaVinci Resolve Studio 18

Settings and Equipment:
►Gaming PC: https://kit.co/A1RM4X/pc-gaming
►Streaming PC: https://kit.co/A1RM4X/pc-streaming

Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
0:45 – Context
1:03 – Testing LatencyFleX
1:49 – Input lag and responsiveness in competitive gaming
4:05 – LatencyFleX limitations
4:53 – Installation tutorial
5:15 – STEP 1: Download latest release of LatencyFlex
6:20 – STEP 2: Copy the Vulkan layer files & edit json
8:16 – STEP 3: Copy files for Wine and Proton
12:01 – STEP 4: Copy files to the proton prefix folder
14:04 – STEP 5: Double check you have DXVK-NVAPI
14:50 – STEP 6: Create a custom dxvk.conf
16:22 – STEP 7: Activate LatencyFlex via Steam launcher
17:24 – STEP 8: Activate Nvidia Reflex in game
18:59 – Conclusion

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