Modder PureDark has shown off technology comparable to NVIDIA Reflex 2 running in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
The demonstration video features Frame Warp, a method that cuts input latency by reworking a frame that has already been rendered according to the most recent camera position. The result is that mouse movement shows up on screen sooner than it would with standard rendering.
Frame Warp works by taking fresh data about mouse movement and applying it to alter the frame's perspective right before the image is sent to the display. That lets the player respond more quickly to events and aim with greater accuracy. The technique does not stand in for full rendering; instead, it adjusts an image the graphics card has already produced.
NVIDIA announced Reflex 2 in January 2025, but the company has since said almost nothing about how the technology is progressing. It was positioned as the next advance in lowering system latency, yet when it might see widespread adoption is still unknown.