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Intel has found a way to stop its Arc users staring at loading bars like it is 2012. Last year, Microsoft’s DirectX “AgilitySDK” picked up “Advanced Shader Delivery”, and now Intel is flipping the ...

Valve's Steam Deck, a top-rated handheld gaming PC, is set to receive a critical upgrade that will address a significant bottleneck in its 64-gigabyte model. GamesRadar tells us in a report that the ...

I don't have this problem on PS5, I'm just saying.

An update for the Steam Deck's open source video driver will reduce the handheld PC's shader cache files by more than half. That's according to PC Gamer, which stated this update will shrink the files ...

PC gamers who are tired of waiting for their games to “compile shaders” during some load times may want to dig into the latest beta version of the Nvidia App. Alongside new DLSS 4.5 Multi Frame ...

The first and most important thing is to make sure you are actually stuck and not just stalled on a particular value. When I was installing the game, I stalled at 77% for a good five minutes or so.

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The sequel to the popular action RPG, Dragon’s Dogma 2, is back. However, you will find that when you boot up the game, it takes a very long time in Compiling Shaders. This is a normal process and is ...

I did not realize this feature would need to make the news, as it was introduced back in November already? But to improve on load times Steam enabled Shader-Pre-Caching, as it is now widely reported ...

As an Unreal Engine 5 game, compiling your Stalker 2 shaders on initial launch is just something that you need to do, and there is no way around it. How fast it takes will depend entirely upon your PC ...