Valorant finally has Anti-Lag 2 support, meaning AMD GPU users with an RDNA (6000-series) GPU or later should now have something in-game that can compete with Nvidia's latest latency reducing Reflex tech. That being said, I've tested it and think its benefits will be very system-dependent.
It's worth noting that this feature has actually been in Valorant for a little over a week now, according to the 12.09 patch notes. However, it isn't enabled automatically when you log into the game, so don't assume that you've already had it enabled if you've been playing Valorant within the last week. You can toggle it on at the bottom of the main Graphics settings page.
I used an Nvidia Latency and Display Analysis Tool (LDAT) to compare the difference in latency between having the setting enabled and disabled. This tool measures the time taken between clicking and having ...
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