AMD will restore Anti-Lag+, a feature that has banned CS2 gamers

According to news from this site on February 15, AMD released the 23.9.1 driver update in September last year, which focused on the introduction of the Anti-Lag feature; however, due to conflicts with the anti-cheating system of the "Counter-Strike 2" game, AMD released it in October last year. This feature was withdrawn in March.

Frank Azor, chief architect of AMD gaming solutions, recently announced that AMD will resume the launch of Anti-Lag function, and said "Coming Soon" in interactions with netizens.

AMD Radeon Anti-Lag takes responsiveness to the next level by introducing game-by-game analysis to intelligently adjust frame rates, further reducing input lag on RDNA 3-based GPUs . AMD Radeon Anti-Lag product support is limited to AMD RDNA 3 products, including AMD Radeon RX 7000 series or higher.

AMD Radeon Boost now supports AMD Radeon Anti-Lag and improves image quality by sensing mouse sensitivity, reducing the impact of dynamic resolution switching during exercise on image quality (Commonly seen in high DPI mice).

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Note from this site: Anti-Lag is not suitable for any graphics card, AMD plans to add it to the HYPR-RX feature package in the future , only Radeon RX 7000 and Radeon 700M graphics cards based on RDNA 3 architecture are supported.

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