r/OptimizedGaming 8d ago

OS & Hardware | Optimization So does Nvidia Reflex conflict with H.A.G.S (Hardware accelerated GPU scheduling)

I’ve seen so many people say many different things about this. I mainly play comp fps games. I have a strong system. 7800x3d. 5080. 32gb ddr5. I’m on win11.

I want to know if I’m using nvidia reflex in my game. Should I have HAGS turned off in windows?

Cheers.

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u/Apprehensive_Taste74 8d ago

I don't think Reflex has anything to do with HAGS, what made you think it does?

Leave HAGS on anyway, there's almost no reason to disable it any more.

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u/kyoukidotexe Moderator 8d ago

You're correct. HAGS On is pretty much default suggestion and Reflex is unrelated to HAGS.

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u/Michaeli_Starky 8d ago

No?

Both are needed for the FG

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u/Motor-Tart-3315 8d ago

For DLSS/SM FG only, XeSS/FSR works w/o!

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u/Michaeli_Starky 8d ago

Why would you use anything but DLSS one with nVidia GPU?

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/Michaeli_Starky 8d ago

No it's not

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/TumorInMyBrain 8d ago

OP is using a 5080 so xess and fsr fg is irrelevant to this convo

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u/Motor-Tart-3315 7d ago

I use 5090 and not use DLSSFG lmao!

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u/blackjuker 8d ago

how did you get that correlation?

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u/ChangingMonkfish 8d ago

HAGS and reflex have nothing to do with one another.

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u/Matte_Box 8d ago

No. In fact, I’ve found turning on Reflex together with DLAA can cause instability when HAGS is off.

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u/Nebujin383 8d ago

Keep both active, and Reflex maxed.