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Tom’s Hardware
Tom’s Hardware
Technology
Aaron Klotz

AMD says Anti-Lag+ is returning in a more mature state after its disastrous launch

AMD Radeon 8000.

Frank Azor on X (formally Twitter) announced that AMD's Anti-Lag+ will be coming back shortly after being deleted from AMD drivers in the wake of its disastrous Counter-Strike 2 integration. Azor's post confirms that AMD has not forgotten about Anti-Lag+ and is working on improving it for a second launch.

Anti-Lag+ debuted in Sept. 2023 in conjunction with performance-enhancing Hyper-RX technology for Radeon RX 7000 series GPUs. Anti-Lag+ is a more potent version of AMD's Anti-Lag technology that reduces latency through the CPU in-engine. The only downside is that Anti-Lag+ needs to be implemented on a game-by-game basis, just like Nvidia's Reflex technology.

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