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Running Doom Shaders on Low-End Hardware

Verifying Performance and Frame Rates

Doom Shaders is designed to maintain high frame rates during regular gameplay, even on potato setups and lower-end computers, without causing sudden performance drops.

1. Load into your standard survival or creative world.

2. Press F3 to bring up the vanilla debug overlay and check your current frames per second (FPS).

3. Move through active areas, such as mob farms or dense forests, to confirm that frame rates remain consistent.

Fine-Tuning Vanilla Video Settings

Because Doom Shaders already provides optimized lighting and subtle shadows without heavy performance costs, any remaining lag can be handled through standard video settings:

1. Open Options and select Video Settings.

2. Lower your vanilla Render Distance slider if your system struggles in large open areas.

3. Set standard visual options like Graphics to Fast or reduce particle effects.

These adjustments allow the shader pack to deliver improved lighting and clean shadows while keeping your overall performance smooth and fast.