<ul><li>Windows 11 creates and stores cache files for apps and programs to speed up their load, including the DirectX Shader Cache.</li><li>The DirectX Shader Cache improves application loading time and performance, and can be deleted without causing system malfunction or file corruption.</li><li>There are three methods to delete the DirectX Shader Cache in Windows 11: via Settings, using the Disk Cleanup utility, or through Storage Sense.</li><li>Deleting the DirectX Shader Cache can improve game performance, but its impact depends on hardware specs and game compatibility with the OS.</li></ul>

How to Delete DirectX Shader Cache in Windows 11

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