Shaders are a special graphics parameter that is responsible for the appearance of the game. It is impossible to increase them programmatically or in any other way, however, you can improve other parameters of your video card to improve the performance of the game and the quality of the picture display.
Necessary
optimization program
Instructions
Step 1
Improve the performance of your video adapter by disabling utilities that improve the appearance of the operating system. Uninstall various Transformation Packs, if any were installed on your computer, remove additional visual effects in the desktop settings on the "Advanced" tab. Make sure that the resolution set in the settings of your video card is optimal for the screen diagonal.
Step 2
Open the properties of the My Computer menu and select the Advanced tab. Launch the visual effects customization in the upper right corner of the window, open the appearance configuration and change the settings in favor of performance. You can choose either a separate mode or change any positions at your discretion. Apply and save your changes.
Step 3
Install optimization programs on your computer that disable the operation of certain services, which frees up the resources of the video card for use in order to improve performance and improve the appearance of games.
Step 4
If you have a video adapter integrated into a laptop motherboard, increase its performance by installing additional RAM modules, since this type of video card does not have its own. In the BIOS settings, set the desired parameters for the distribution of RAM and video memory.
Step 5
Replace graphics card if you need to increase shaders. Many forums discuss the topic of overclocking video adapters. However, no matter what is written there, you can only raise the frequency of this motherboard with the help of special programs, but its memory capacity cannot be increased in any way, which means that the shaders cannot be increased either. Most of the available overclocking methods in most cases leads to damage to devices, and sometimes the entire computer.
