Best Settings for RTX 4080 with Complementary Reimagined Minecraft Shader

Best Minecraft Shader settings for Complementary Reimagined 5.4 on RTX 4080 alongside Neoforge with Sodium and Iris.

Best Settings for RTX 4080 with Complementary Reimagined Minecraft Shader
Orange Savanna Village with Reimagined Shaders – Evening time (Image via Mojang | Deltia’s Gaming)

Modded Minecraft on the RTX 4080 can yield a visually stunning gameplay experience. Gamers can creatively roam about in their desired seed or enjoy the survival experience. In this instance, the Reimagined 5.4 shaders emerge as a lightweight alternative to the Unbound 5.4 ones. So gamers can easily achieve a 4K high refresh rate experience. Thanks to Ada Lovelace’s OpenGL raster capabilities, gamers experience efficient GPU utilization. With high render and shadow distances, they can easily max out these shaders without breaking a sweat. The settings below reflect perfectly a high-refresh-rate 4K modded Minecraft experience.

This test recommends Complementary Reimagined shaders alongside the latest Neoforge beta branch, with Iris and Sodium, respectively.

Best Settings for RTX 4080 with Complementary Reimagined Minecraft Shader (4K)

RTX 4080 with Complementary Reimagined Minecraft Shader
Orange Savanna Village with Reimagined Shaders – Midnight time (Image via Mojang | Deltia’s Gaming)

If you encounter performance issues like frame drops and micro-stutters, you can fine-tune the general and shader settings to your desired FPS. If you are using a texture pack or any other mod coupled with it, then under shader settings, you need to adjust the RP Support option and adjust accordingly.

Performance Settings

SettingValue
Chunk Update ThreadsDefault
Always Defer Chunk UpdatesEnabled
Use Block Face CullingEnabled
Use Fog OcclusionEnabled
Use Entity CullingEnabled
Animate Only Visible TexturesEnabled
Use No Error ContextEnabled
Reduce FPS whenAFK

Quality Settings

SettingValue
GraphicsFancy
Color SpaceRefer to your monitor’s colorspace
CloudsFancy
WeatherDefault
LeavesDefault
ParticlesAll
Smooth LightingEnabled
Biome Blend2 block(s)
Entity Distance100%
Entity ShadowsEnabled
VignetteEnabled
Mipmap Levels4x

General Settings

SettingValue
Render Distance32 chunks
Max Shadow Distance16 chunks (Increase this depending on biomes)
Simulation Distance16 chunks (Increase this depending on biomes)
Brightness50% (Personal Preference)
GUI Scale3x (Personal Preference)
FullscreenEnabled
Fullscreen ResolutionCurrent
VSyncDisabled
Max FramerateUncapped
View BobbingEnabled
Attack IndicatorCrosshair
Autosave IndicatorEnabled

Minecraft Shader Settings for Complementary Reimagined

RTX 4080 with Complementary Reimagined Minecraft Shader
Orange Savanna Village with Reimagined Shaders – Noon time (Image via Mojang | Deltia’s Gaming)
SettingValue
Visual StyleUnbound
ProfileUltra
RP SupportIntegrated PBR+
Real-Time ShadowsVery High
Shadow Distance20 Chunks
Light Shaft QualityHigh
Entity ShadowsOFF
Detail QualityHigh
Cloud QualityHigh
Water Reflection QualityMedium (max)
Block Reflection QualityHigh
Anti-Aliasing (FXAA)ON
Edge Shadow (SSAO) QualityHigh (max)
Advanced Colored Lighting16 Chunks
Texture Filtering16x

That wraps up our recommendations: Try these shaders, couple them with a few popular texture packs such as Patrix or Faithful, and see how it fares. If you experience stutters or are CPU-bound (this rarely happens), try playing around with the general settings and see if it solves the issue. Remember that not all texture packs fully support Neoforge yet, since it’s a new and booming mod loader.


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