This metric is incredibly valuable for gamers as it goes beyond the traditional frames per second (fps) measurement. High system lag can be extremely disruptive to a gaming experience, making this statistic a key indicator of smooth gameplay. Ideally, gamers aim for both high fps and low system lag for optimal performance.
However, there are certain limitations to consider. Firstly, this feature is currently supported only by RDNA 3 GPUs, the current-generation graphics processors that incorporate Radeon Anti-Lag+ technology. Secondly, for this feature to function, the game being played must also support Radeon Anti-Lag+. As of now, only a limited number of PC games, precisely 12, have integrated this technology.
