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 Though if you’re trying to improve performance by doing this, keep in mind it will only work in the unlikely scenario that your GPU is the bottleneck. The vast majority of the time, emulation is CPU-bottlenecked, as it mostly runs on CPU.
 
 ### **__• Game runs really slow for me. What can I do to increase the FPS?__**
-If you have an Nvidia graphics card, make sure your drivers and Ryujinx are up to date. You may be experiencing stuttering due to shader compilation, in which case the solution is to simply play more, so the shader cache will build up and the stutters will slowly go away.
+Make sure your graphics card drivers and Ryujinx are up to date.
 
-If you have an AMD or Intel graphics card, you should always use the Vulkan backend. You may also dual boot Linux if you're still experiencing issues, as Mesa drivers are usually less buggy than AMD/Intel Windows drivers.
+If you have an AMD or Intel graphics card, you should always use the Vulkan backend instead of OpenGL. You may also dual boot Linux if you're still experiencing issues, as Mesa drivers are usually less buggy than AMD/Intel Windows drivers.
 
-You may also be seeing shader compilation stuttering (see the below answer), in which case, the more you play, the less of a problem it’ll be.
+You may also be experiencing shader compilation stuttering (see the below answer), in which case, the more you play, the less of a problem it’ll be, as the shader cache will build up and the stutters will slowly go away.
 
 If your game is still slow, you might need to get a better PC or wait for emulator optimizations.