The latest Radeon driver adds support for AMD’s Anti-Lag+ in Counter-Strike 2, but the game devs don’t approve — yet.
Have you been enjoying Counter-Strike 2, PC gamers? Despite the fact that the game has become Valve’s lowest-rated release ever (largely due to complaints from players who are no longer able to play it), it’s still been an enormously-successful launch for the company, with nearly a million players online and playing right now.
If you’re an AMD user and you read our post about how NVIDIA’s Reflex technology obliterates input lag in the competitive shooter, you might be thinking about flicking on the company’s similar Anti-Lag+ feature to gain the same benefits.
