Best Minecraft low-end shaders

Pastel Shaders are a low-medium (with Ultra option) end shader pack whic lets you customize a lot and change the tint colour. There are hundreds of settings which you can set including changing some of the lighting, changing the tint, changing performance, clouds, and so much more. If you are no too interested in customisation you may instead use a default profile. The profiles are between 4 performance options (Low Medium High and Ultra) and a colour (Pinkish, Blueish, Yellowish and others). You can still edit from the profiles and set your own colour by RGB values and other stuff. One setting that is really suggested is the cloud changing to Insanity to make clouds look better. There are also other cool options such as the eyes on the monsters  like spiders lighting up and Endermen lighting up, and beacon lighting up (even in inventory). It has multiple profiles depending on your hardware, but medium and lower ones by default do not even have water animation (different than many packs) but has lava lighting. The night time and snow looks beautiful. Pastel shaders is one of the best Shader packs and works well on different types of hardware (though still has errors on some but still works). The icon of the mod also has an Axolotl.

modristore June 21, 2023

Excellent graphics with good performance. That's what the Windom shader offers you. This shaderpack looks heavy with rays coming over the terrain and light sources that give off a very bright light. But eventhough it looks heavy, the pack will gives you decent framerates even on a low end device. Windom offers you features like ambient occlusions, fast shadows, custom lighting colours, bloom, motion blur, custom fog, etc. Shadown are one of the most resource intensive items to render, but this pack gives you awesome looking shadows at great performance. Download links for this pack are given below.

MinecraftStorage January 23, 2022