Added NVIDIA Reflex latency markers support:
Added NVIDIA Reflex latency markers monitoring for Direct3D11/Direct3D12 applications with native NVIDIA Reflex support. Reflex latency markers are embedded into the games as a part of NVIDIA Reflex technology integration process. The markers are allowing game developers and NVIDIA Reflex software infrastructure to track precise timings of different stages of rendering pipeline and estimate the effect of enabling Reflex low-laterncy mode. Now such markers can be also analyzed via RivaTuner Statistics Server. Furthermore, RivaTuner Statistics Server also exports raw NVIDIA Reflex latency markers as is via shared memory to third party client applications (e.g. HwInfo, AIDA64 or CapFrameX), so such applications also get easy access to Reflex latency markers and can visualize them or calculate additional statistics based on raw markers
Added NVIDIA Reflex latency markers injection for Direct3D11/Direct3D12 applications with no NVIDIA Reflex support. Please take a note that injected simulation related latency markers can be inaccurate if the game is not starting simulating world in render thread immediately after presenting the previous frame
Added ID3D11DeviceContext::ClearRenderTargetView hook for render submission start related NVIDIA Reflex latency markers injection in Direct3D11 applications
ID3D12CommanQueue::ExecuteCommandLists hook is now always active and used for render submission start related NVIDIA Reflex latency markers injection in Direct3D12 applications. Now this hook forcibly uses Detours injection mode to improve concurrent command queue hooking reliability
Improved framerate limiter:
Added new framerate limiting mode : NVIDIA Reflex mode. In this mode RivaTuner Statistics Server completely disables its own precise framepacing implementation and uses NVIDIA's own framerate limiter instead. This mode is mainly intended to be used in conjunction with DLSS Frame Generation, which is generally not compatible with any third party framerate limiters. However you can also use this mode in the games with no native NVIDIA Reflex support, because enabling NVIDIA Reflex framerate limiter in such titles will also enable Reflex low-latency mode as a side effect. Please take a note that NVIDIA Reflex framerate limiting mode is currently supported on NVIDIA GPUs and in Direct3D11/Direct3D12 applications only. If you try to enable it on unsupported hardware on in unsupported applications, RivaTuner Statistics Server will fall back to default async framerate limiting mode