Shader graphics programs are used to implement object smoothing technology. They are available for modern non-integrated video adapters. Shader support is usually used in games after 2000 release.
Necessary
Internet access
Instructions
Step 1
To increase the performance of your computer's video adapter during a game, change the display settings for its elements, or for other purposes, go to the appearance settings menu.
Step 2
Find the shaders control point in it, activate them and specify the value of the parameter used depending on the capabilities of your computer's video card and the desired result. The lower the version of the shaders you use, the higher the performance of the game will be, and vice versa, lowering their version speeds up the operation of devices.
Step 3
Note the support for shaders by the PC game in which you want to enable them. Working with shaders is built into your video card, however, in some games (mainly related to games of the old generation), their use may not be available due to the outdated implementation of the appearance. You can find out if shaders are supported by your computer game from its description on the official sites or various thematic forums.
Step 4
To enable support for the latest shaders for your video card, update the driver by downloading the latest version from the software developer's site. Remove the old driver, at the same time clear the registry from entries.
Step 5
Install new video card drivers, then set the necessary values in the control panel. This is usually not the case for integrated video cards built into the computer's motherboard.
Step 6
Use shader emulation programs such as 3D Analyze (https://www.tommti-systems.de/start.html). However, this type of software should be used with caution, as it has its own specifics.
