Anti-Lag+ is AMDs answer to NVIDIA Reflex. But how does it compare to Reflex and why did AMD remove Anti-Lag+ so quickly after its launch?► G-Sync with Refle...
No problem. I left out some of the more complicated details and simplified others so if you want to learn more I’d recommend looking into how Vulkan’s command buffers, device queues, fence/semaphore resources work which are all part of the logical side of the render queue, as well as how Vulkan’s swapchain works for the frame presentation side of the render queue. Vulkan and DirectX 12 both expose quite a lot of how the render queue works so they can shed some light on what the driver is having to do behind the scenes for DirectX 11 and OpenGL.
No problem. I left out some of the more complicated details and simplified others so if you want to learn more I’d recommend looking into how Vulkan’s command buffers, device queues, fence/semaphore resources work which are all part of the logical side of the render queue, as well as how Vulkan’s swapchain works for the frame presentation side of the render queue. Vulkan and DirectX 12 both expose quite a lot of how the render queue works so they can shed some light on what the driver is having to do behind the scenes for DirectX 11 and OpenGL.