Before we launch it, we tweak the program slightly to run better, including fixing some scaling issues and making sure it runs as administrator. This is to ensure it has access to all the files it needs. When we finally open the application, it will take us through the quick-start guide.
This helps to set up the emulator properly with the necessary files and folders. These options are set to help avoid issues on various Windows versions, file restrictions, or display resolutions. That said, one or more of these options will not be necessary for everyone, but not setting them may result in complications. The video below shows loading Breath of the Wild for the first time using asynchronous shader complation.
After these shaders have been recompiled and cached, they won't need to be converted again, so the graphical glitches stop. Asynchronous shader compilation in an older, slower Cemu version. Vulkan also allows us to use a new experimental VSync technique which allows Cemu to use the game's built-in frame-pacing instead.
This avoids tearing and reduces input latency compared to previous methods.
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