OUR HISTORY

ShaderSync’s history began as a modest online forum where a handful of artists and 3D enthusiasts exchanged ideas about faster rendering. Many of them struggled with long waits, GPU overheating, and unstable settings during large projects. Through experimentation, the first guides appeared on using MSI Afterburner for 3D rendering and applying MSI Afterburner for VFX to production pipelines. Members started documenting techniques that showed others how to overclock GPU for rendering, stabilize heavy workloads, and safely push performance forward.

As discussions grew, the focus shifted toward practical experiments like reducing render times in 3D with MSI Afterburner, managing GPU-heavy physics simulations, and achieving stable GPU overclocking for complex 3D scenes. Architectural professionals contributed detailed tutorials about GPU voltage tuning for high-poly architectural renders, while VR specialists emphasized thermal management for VR content creation GPUs. Researchers also brought benchmarks to the group, helping others learn to benchmark GPUs for 3D scanning and LiDAR processing.