Reshade faster in Windows 10?

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8 years 8 months ago #1 by vfxninjaeditor Reshade faster in Windows 10? was created by vfxninjaeditor
So I just updated my main desktop to Windows 10 today. After updating to the new Windows 10 nvidia drivers I decided to test some games out. I was pleasantly surprised to see that I was getting more performance (about 10-15 more fps in one game I tried) than with Windows 7. I use bloom and ambient light in a lot of games so I often see the framerate hit that I wish were less. Is anyone else experiencing a performance boost in 10?

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8 years 8 months ago #2 by Aelius Maximus Replied by Aelius Maximus on topic Reshade faster in Windows 10?
@vfxninjaeditor I've downloaded it, but im still yet to install. im really hoping that i can install it onto a separate hard drive, so that i can keep my current existing installation of Windows 7.

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8 years 8 months ago #3 by xlrt Replied by xlrt on topic Reshade faster in Windows 10?

vfxninjaeditor wrote: So I just updated my main desktop to Windows 10 today. After updating to the new Windows 10 nvidia drivers I decided to test some games out. I was pleasantly surprised to see that I was getting more performance (about 10-15 more fps in one game I tried) than with Windows 7. I use bloom and ambient light in a lot of games so I often see the framerate hit that I wish were less. Is anyone else experiencing a performance boost in 10?


What game was that? I've seen some improvements as well :)

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8 years 8 months ago - 8 years 8 months ago #4 by vfxninjaeditor Replied by vfxninjaeditor on topic Reshade faster in Windows 10?
Specifically, the game I was testing was Just Cause 2. Before Windows 10 I frequently saw the game go between 25-30 fps. Now it's closer to 40-45 fps which is quite a difference. It runs at a solid 60 fps without Reshade.
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