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Anonymous

ShaderBeam 12/30/25(Tue)02:27:38 No.729639987

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ShaderBeam Anonymous 12/30/25(Tue)02:27:38 No.729639987 Archived

CRT trannies absolutely BTFO, now all modern monitors can do CRT beams

https://blurbusters.com/crt-simulation-in-a-gpu-shader-looks-better-than-bfi/

https://github.com/mausimus/ShaderBeam

Requirements

* High-refresh monitor (100 Hz or more, 240 Hz+ recommended)
* Windows 10/11 (latest Windows 11 recommended, Windows 10 will have yellow border)
* Recommended: a second dGPU (or iGPU) to reduce desync issues
* Optional: RivaTuner Statistics Server (RTSS) for frame-limiting content

Anonymous
12/30/25(Tue)02:28:11 No.729640010

Anonymous 12/30/25(Tue)02:28:11 No.729640010

>>729639987
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAbb6RqXdIg

Anonymous
12/30/25(Tue)02:35:56 No.729640289

Anonymous 12/30/25(Tue)02:35:56 No.729640289

https://www.libretro.com/index.php/retroarch-first-program-to-support-blurbusters-crt-beam-racing-simulator-shader/

Anonymous
12/30/25(Tue)02:41:43 No.729640486

Anonymous 12/30/25(Tue)02:41:43 No.729640486

>>729639987
Just for fun I tried this on my 320hz monitor and felt nauseous after 5 minutes. I don't think I have the milleneboomer gene.

I don't even really like shaderglass, it's cool I guess but I couldn't imagine playing a game with it on the whole time. Almost all of the popular shaders seem obnoxiously over the top.

Anonymous
12/30/25(Tue)03:26:32 No.729642118

Anonymous 12/30/25(Tue)03:26:32 No.729642118

>>729639987
Good?