I’ve installed the latest NVIDIA drivers which are supposed to enable Reflext & Boost in WoW.
When I go to the “Low Latency Mode” dropdown under graphics settings, I am unable to select either “NVIDIA Reflex” or “NVIDIA Reflex + Boost”, receiving the error message “NVAPI is disabled on Wine”.
However, I am not using Linux or Wine, I’m on Windows 11…
Everything, my OS, drivers, WoW is all up to date so I’m not sure why this is happening, would appreciate some support.
This is false. Reflex is supposed to work on 900 series and above.
From Nvidia.com https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/reflex-low-latency-platform/
NVIDIA Reflex will deliver latency improvements in GPU-intensive gaming scenarios on GeForce GTX 900 and higher NVIDIA graphics cards in top competitive games…
People with issues should probably upload their DXDIAG. You could also try right clicking wow.exe and resetting the options in the Compatibility tab back to defaults.
The only obvious thing I can spot there is you’re running two monitors in extended desktop mode. Try physically removing wire to the old 60Hz monitor and restarting.
Wow, that was pretty specific. I think it had to do with my Linux dual-boot. But why does it create a Wine reg in Windows? That’s hella weird, but I appreciate the post. It was the first post I found on Google, and even though it was super specific, you had the answer.