The latest AMD driver introduces the "system delay" indicator, but it is only applicable to RDNA3 graphics cards.

CTOnews.com October 9, AMD introduced a new data metric called system delay (System Lag) in the latest preview driver.

To put it simply, this is a measure designed to measure the delay between frames generated by the game engine and rendered by the graphics card, similar to NVIDIA's PC delay (PCL).

It is worth mentioning that this feature is only applicable to graphics cards that support Anti-Lag +, and currently includes only Radeon RX 7000 series and RDNA3 verification.

With this feature, users can learn more about how AMD Anti-Lag+ enhances the gaming experience, a technology that will be launched at the same time as FSR3.

AMD said that with Radeon Anti-Lag+ technology, games can apply frame alignment from the code layer, resulting in better frame synchronization, lower latency and a better gaming experience.

▲ NVIDIA's explanation of system latency CTOnews.com Note: AMD's Anti-Lag+ is only available for some games, and these games must use DirectX12 API to implement system latency to display data. Games supported by AMD Radeon Anti-Lag+ include:

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