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00:00:00 – 00:21:15
The video focuses on the effectiveness of Radeon Anti-Lag in improving gaming performance by reducing system latency and enhancing responsiveness. The speaker emphasizes the impact of Anti-Lag Plus in games like The Witcher 3, highlighting noticeable improvements in system latency and frame timelines. The comparison between Anti-Lag and Anti-Lag Plus shows significant responsiveness enhancement with the latter. The video provides instructions on enabling Anti-Lag in supported games and mentions positive feedback on the real-time monitoring feature in Adrenalin 23.9.2 drivers. Recommendations are made to use Radeon Anti-Lag Plus for an optimal gaming experience, although its effectiveness may vary across different game titles.
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In this segment of the video, the creator discusses their previous belief that Radeon Anti-Lag was useless but noticed its effectiveness in reducing stutters in games like Crysis 2 and Callisto Protocol. They highlight the system latency feature in the Adrenalin 23.9.2 drivers that allows real-time monitoring of Anti-Lag performance. The creator tested Anti-Lag Plus support in games like Witcher 3 and noticed immediate improvements. They also mention a sponsor offering software deals. Instructions on enabling Anti-Lag in supported games like The Witcher and Starfield are provided, with some games not fully supporting Anti-Lag Plus yet. Lastly, they share their gaming setup details while running Witcher 3 on Ultra settings with FSR2 quality mode.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker sets everything to Ultra Plus settings with FSR2 quality mode without Ray tracing. To access system latency and frames per second details, the viewer needs to press Alt, Shift, and L buttons four times. The system latency improves from 70 milliseconds with Ray Anti-Lag off to 25 milliseconds with Ray Anti-Lag Plus. The difference in responsiveness between the two modes is noticeable, with the mouse feeling lighter and more responsive with Ray Anti-Lag Plus enabled. The speaker emphasizes trying this feature in games that support Anti-Lag Plus on GPU series 7000 for the best experience.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the significant impact of enabling and disabling anti-lag features on responsiveness while gaming. They highlight how the mouse feels heavier and less responsive when anti-lag is disabled, especially evident at lower FPS values. The transcript emphasizes the decrease in system latency from 90 milliseconds to 35 milliseconds when anti-lag is enabled, resulting in a noticeable improvement in responsiveness. The differences in system latency between different anti-lag settings are detailed, with the conclusion that anti-lag, particularly the “anti-lag Plus,” improves performance significantly, especially at lower FPS values.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the responsiveness of anti-lag technology in gaming. They compare 40 milliseconds response time to 25 milliseconds, noting the improvement in responsiveness. The speaker mentions a noticeable difference in the performance of games like The Witcher 3. They demonstrate the impact of Radeon Anti-Lag Plus enabled vs. disabled, showing a decrease in response time from 55 to 35 milliseconds. The speaker highlights that while the technology enhances responsiveness, the difference may not be as significant in certain games.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses system latency, frame timelines, and the performance of anti-lag features in gaming. They notice improvements in game feel and frame timelines when using normal Radeon anti-lag as opposed to anti-lag plus, which appears to be bugged with a 7700 XT. When testing in Dying Light 2, they experience some stutters, but note that with anti-lag or anti-lag plus, the game feels responsive despite minor differences in latency. The game is running at ultra settings without Ray tracing, showing minimal impact on FPS when using anti-lag features compared to not using them.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker tests the responsiveness of the mouse with different settings. They compare the latency when using Radeon Anti-Lag Plus, normal Anti-Lag, and no Anti-Lag. With Anti-Lag Plus activated, the latency is significantly reduced, resulting in a much more responsive experience, even at 60 FPS. The test results show a clear difference in latency with Anti-Lag Plus providing the most responsive performance.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the performance of Radeon Anti-Lag Plus in various games, highlighting a significant improvement in system latency, particularly noticeable in The Witcher 3. The feature is praised for reducing input lag in games like Fortnite, but is noted to work better in some titles compared to others, such as Starfield. The use of Radeon Anti-Lag Plus is recommended for most games, with positive feedback on its real-time system latency tracking. Viewers are encouraged to share their experiences and thoughts on using Radeon Anti-Lag Plus and previous versions in the comment section.