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In a lot of modern games, you'll have the choice between AMD FSR and Intel XeSS, and there are some significant differences between them.

Fixing anti-cheat issues AMD's Frank Azor has confirmed that the AMD Radeon Anti-Lag+ is coming back soon, as the company is fixing issues it had...

AMDs Frank Azor confirmed on social media that the latency-busting feature will find its way back soon.

AMD Anti-Lag+ technology is going to make a return soon in an even better state as confirmed by Frank Azor, Chief Architect of Gaming at AMD.

Frank Azor says the latency-busting tool will return soon, hopefully without tripping anti-cheat systems.

AMDs Frank Azor has confirmed that Anti-Lag+ will make a return soon, suggesting AMD has not forgotten about the latency-killing feature and is working to improve integration for a second launch.

With games likes CS2, CoD MW2, PUBG, and Apex Legends all flagging the original version as cheat software, AMD has had to rework the feature.

Back in October, AMD was forced to remove its Anti-Lag+ feature from Radeon graphics drivers. Due to the way the feature functioned, it could trip up false positives in the anti-cheat systems of multiplayer games like Counter-Strike 2. The feature has been missing in action ever since, but it should be returning soon. After months …

Frank Azor has told us that Anti-Lag+, AMD's rival to NVIDIA Reflex for combating input lag, is coming back soon so hold onto your hats.

Even a few months after release, FSR 3 isn't in a ton of games. And AMD's frame generation compromise isn't filling the gaps enough.