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Microsoft brings faster game loading to NVIDIA RTX cards

Microsoft's Advanced Shader Delivery, which lets games ship with pre-compiled graphics shaders to reduce load times and cut gameplay stutter, is heading to all NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics cards later this month. The update means those with RTX hardware should soon see smoother launches and better performance in supported games, as titles include the shaders needed for each player's setup. Intel's Arc B-Series and several AMD and Qualcomm chips are also supported.

Why it mattersShader compilation delays and in-game stutter are a frequent complaint for PC gamers. This change could make modern games load more smoothly and play more consistently on NVIDIA's popular GPUs.

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