Counter-Strike 2 players can now try a preview of AMD’s Radeon Anti-Lag 2. The update aims to reduce input latency more effectively than the company’s previous implementation.
In brief: After AMD’s slip-up with Radeon Anti-Lag+ last Fall, the company promised to revise the enhanced latency-reducing gaming feature. The new version of Anti-Lag is taking a cautious approach this time around by launching with a preview for only one game. Users testing it should report any issues to AMD to help the company avoid its earlier mistakes.
Counter-Strike 2 players can now try a preview of AMD’s Radeon Anti-Lag 2. The update aims to reduce input latency more effectively than the company’s previous implementation while avoiding the serious in-game problems that last September’s update caused.
Anti-Lag 2 requires an AMD Radeon RX 5000, 6000, or 7000 GPU and a preview build of the latest Radeon drivers – version 24.
