Nvidia accidentally reveals their RTX 4070 in their Counter Strike 2 Reflex reveal

Nvidia’s latency reduction technology is coming to Counter Strike 2 – Wait… is that an RTX 4070?

Nvidia has confirmed that their latency reducing Reflex technology is coming to Counter Strike 2, an Nvidia-only technology that makes games feel more responsive by reducing the time between your button inputs and actions on-screen. This latency reduction can be critical for fast-paced games, which is why Nvidia are proud to announce that their Reflex technology is coming to Counter Strike 2. 

Counter Strike 2 is Valve’s next-generation replacement for Counter Strike: Global Offensive, the most popular game on Steam. With Counter Strike Global Offensive lacking Nvidia Reflex support, the addition of Reflex to its successor is a big deal for Nvidia, and gamers who desire minimal input latencies.

Another noteworthy part of this announcement is the image below, which unofficially reveals Nvidia’s RTX 4070 graphics card. Rumour has it that this graphics card is launching later this month, but until now Nvidia has not released any information about the graphics card.  

Recent rumours have suggested (Read more here) that the RTX 4070 delivers similar performance to Nvidia’s RTX 3080 but with lower pricing and more VRAM. Nvidia’s RTX 4070 is reportedly launching with 12GB of GDDR6X VRAM, support for DLSS 3, AV1 encoding, and all of the other RTX 40 series advancements that other Ada-based Nvidia graphics cards possess.

Rumour has it that Nvidia plans to launch their RTX 40 series graphics cards within the next few weeks, with Videocardz reporting a April 13th launch date.

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