Minecraft is not exactly famous for its looks. The blocky lowres cubes, which form the world of minecraft are not everybodys taste
and also things like water, clouds or fire can look a bit clunky for some. However besides the ray tracing upgrade for Minecraft's Windows 10 version
there is a ton of shaders, which completely change the game's look and appearance. However shaders require sometimes loads of work from your pc
and can bring even the most pwerful system to it's knees. We tested twelve of 2021 best looking shaders for the java version in terms of looks
vs performance and framerate. All the settings have been turned to the max except for antialiasing as it doesn't support shaders and
anisotropic filtering as this brings the framerate down no matter what, and would interfere too much with the testing.

#minecraft #graphics #shaders

Shaders used:

BSL Shader v8.0.0.1
https://bitslablab.com/


Chocopic13’s Shaders (Extreme) v9
https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums...

CONTINUUM SHADERS v2.0.4
https://continuum.graphics/

KUDA Shader v6.1
https://dedelner.net/kudashaders/

Lagless shaders v1.7.2
http://modminecraft.net/laglessshad...

Oceano Shaders v3.0.1
https://oceanodev.wixsite.com/oceano

ProjectLUMA v1.32
https://dedelner.net/projectluma/

SEUS (SONIC ETHER’S UNBELIEVABLE SHADERS) v1.0.1
https://www.sonicether.com/seus/

Sora Shaders v1.12
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...

TME Shader v2.5.2
https://mcpc.net/shaders/192cranker...

Voyager Shader
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/...

System used in this video:
Processor: AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 12Core Processor 3.70 GHz
Ram: Corsair DDR4 Vengence 32,0 GB
Graphics card: ASUS GeForce RTX 3080 TUF Gaming 10G
Mainboard: ASUS TUF B550PLUS Gaming
Storage: Intel SSD 660p 2TB
OS: Windows 10 Pro