Rainbow Six Siege is a highly optimized tactical shooter, but it still suffers from visual clutter like ambient occlusion and …

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The Tiger Engine (an evolution of the Halo engine) powers Destiny 2, and it relies heavily on a configuration file …

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Unlike most modern games that dynamically manage system resources, Minecraft requires a manual “heap size” definition. If the game hits …

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In GTA V, shadows are not just visual; they are tied to a complex lighting and distance scaling system that …

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Rust is one of the most hardware-demanding survival games due to its massive maps and dynamic lighting systems. While the …

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The Larian Launcher acts as a gateway that allows you to choose between Vulkan and DX11, but this extra layer …

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Dota 2 is a highly dynamic game where a split-second lag during a Black Hole or Chronosphere can cost you …

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League of Legends typically restricts language options based on your server’s region (e.g., TR server usually only allows Turkish and …

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Fortnite’s Performance Mode is specifically designed to reduce the load on both the CPU and GPU by utilizing a simplified …

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The Witcher 3’s REDengine 3 (and the Next-Gen REDengine 4) uses a hierarchical LOD (Level of Detail) system. Even if …

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Apex Legends runs on a heavily modified Source Engine, which means it relies on a local configuration file to determine …

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Red Dead Redemption 2 (RDR2) uses an aggressive TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing) implementation to eliminate jagged edges, but the side effect …

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Starfield’s performance is often hampered by aggressive default settings for shadows and volumetric lighting that don’t scale well on mid-range …

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Elden Ring is a masterpiece of art and gameplay, but its PC port comes with a restrictive 60 FPS cap …

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Valorant is a highly competitive tactical shooter where every millisecond of input delay and every frame per second (FPS) counts. …

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