Monster Hunter Wilds’ Title Update 2 solves the game’s Shader Compilation issues on PC

Shader Stutter, begone! Monster Hunter Wilds’ newest update solves some of the game’s performance issues

Title Update 2 for Monster Hunter Wilds has been released, and it solves one of the major issues that PC gamers have experienced when playing the game. Shader pre-compilation has been added to Monster Hunter Wilds, allowing all game shaders to be compiled ahead of gameplay. Before now, this step was completed during gameplay, resulting in high CPU loads and unstable performance.

This change should help stabilise Monster Hunter Wilds’ PC performance. Note that Title Update 2 also adds new VRAM optimisations to the game, lowering overall VRAM utilisation. This should help the game run better on graphics cards with 8GB of VRAM. Furthermore, this update enables AMD FSR 4 support on supported Radeon graphics cards.

Steam hunters!

With Title Update 2's arrival, we have resolved a previous issue where shader compilation during gameplay caused high CPU load and unstable performance.

Please be aware of the following when booting up the game after installing the latest update:

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— Monster Hunter Status (@MHStatusUpdates) June 30, 2025

Monster Hunter Wilds’ shader compilation changes should greatly improve the game’s performance on PCs with weaker CPUs. On these CPUs, shader compilation has a larger impact on overall game performance. Additionally, shader compilation will take more time to complete on weaker CPUs. With this step being applied ahead of gameplay, gamers can now enjoy a more stable/stutter-free gaming experience.

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