
Remember that whole kerfluffle about Radeon Anti-Lag+ getting gamers banned from CS2 and other competitive titles? That’s all water under the bridge now, as the new and improved Radeon Anti-Lag 2 requires game-specific support, and will no longer set off anti-cheat packages. However, that does mean it has to be added to games. Fortunately, that’s happening; CS2 already has Anti-Lag 2 support, and now, Dota 2 does too.
More games have also been added to the HYPR-Tune library for AMD’s HYPR-RX feature that intelligently enables Radeon driver features based on the game’s needs. Those games include tactical FPS Gray Zone Warfare, dismal RPG Lords of the Fallen, amazingly faithful FPS RoboCop: Rogue City, and SEGA’s Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name.
Of course, this release also fixes some bugs. AMD says Radeon Anti-Lag and FSR 3 frame generation will both see reduced stutter, as will Fortnite DX12. Texture corruption in Tekken 8 with ray-tracing enabled should be solved, and similar corruption in Dying Light 2: Stay Human should be a thing of the past, too. System crashes in Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy have been obliterated, and this driver should also resolve black corruption in certain video applications.
As always, you can head over to AMD’s site to grab the latest driver. Click here to go instead to the release notes.