Change the priority of ShaderCompileWorker.exe

[arian420]

Do it manually make the priority realtime

 

[mitterkks]

you can make a python script to make this "auto"

 

[DHOLASAIN]

u can do it manually from task manager on win 10
just search on youtube
i have seen once

 

[agarbig]

Change the priority of the process to high, that should fix the problem

 

[dagimale123]

there are no videos provided bro can you re upload them?

 

[DHOLASAIN]

Do it manually make the priority realtime

yeah that works aswell sometimes

 

[agarbig]

yeah that works aswell sometimes

yeh sometimes cuz it reverts back to normal every 10 minutes as far as i know

 

[retro14bot]

Here are a few potential solutions you could try to improve the performance:-

1. Optimize your materials and shaders. There are various techniques you can use to optimize your materials and shaders, such as reducing the number of texture samples and minimizing the use of complex math operations.
2. Increase the amount of memory available to the ShaderCompileWorker.exe process. You can do this by modifying the system's virtual memory settings or by assigning more RAM to your graphics card.
3. Set the priority of the ShaderCompileWorker.exe process to a higher level permanently. To do this, you can use the Windows Task Manager to set the process priority to Above Normal or High. Here's how:

• Open the Task Manager (Ctrl+Alt+Delete).
• Select the Details tab.
• Right-click on the ShaderCompileWorker.exe process and select "Set priority."
• Choose the desired priority level (Above Normal or High).

I hope this helps

 

[retro14bot]

Here are a few potential solutions you could try to improve the performance:-

1. Optimize your materials and shaders. There are various techniques you can use to optimize your materials and shaders, such as reducing the number of texture samples and minimizing the use of complex math operations.
2. Increase the amount of memory available to the ShaderCompileWorker.exe process. You can do this by modifying the system's virtual memory settings or by assigning more RAM to your graphics card.
3. Set the priority of the ShaderCompileWorker.exe process to a higher level permanently. To do this, you can use the Windows Task Manager to set the process priority to Above Normal or High. Here's how:

• Open the Task Manager (Ctrl+Alt+Delete).
• Select the Details tab.
• Right-click on the ShaderCompileWorker.exe process and select "Set priority."
• Choose the desired priority level (Above Normal or High).

I hope this helps

brother did this work for you ?

 

[Krably]

you using leptop ?

 

[jebacquklesmiecia]

you can set priority manual from task manager, you need do it mannualy

 

[awieox]

You can set priority manual from task manager regedit

yep set it priority manual

 

[iTzToxicWarrior]

use the task manager to do it manually its easy

 

[caffeine$]

Just use UE5, simple as that

 

[iTzToxicWarrior]

can u give us some updated details about the problem did any of the fixes above helped ??!

 

[caffeine$]

Put it on high/ultra and see if itll work

 

[caffeine$]

i think if you put in high prority, can be improved

the ultra priority works better

 

[notaleecher]

You can change priority using Process Lasso program

 

[Wolfsschanze]

The poor performance of Materials/Shaders in UE4 has been a great deal of frustration for me…the first video below should illustrate how bad this is.
If i make a very simple change to a material ie color. it takes at least 2 mins 30 secs to preview/nodes, show in the game editor, and update the swatch in content editor…
However if I manually boost ShaderCompileWorker.exe’s priority to Above normal it takes seconds…
How can I permanently set the exes priority to Above Normal or even just Normal?

U have those options in task manager, and of course u need execute it as an Admin.

 

[FIREDEF]

set priority manual from task manager

try use process lasso that's good

very cool