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"SettingsTabSystemAudioBackendSDL2": "SDL2",
"SettingsTabSystemHacks": "Hacks",
"SettingsTabSystemHacksNote": "May cause instability",
"SettingsTabSystemExpandDramSize": "Use alternative memory layout (Developers)",
"SettingsTabSystemExpandDramSize": "Expand DRAM to 8GiB",
"SettingsTabSystemIgnoreMissingServices": "Ignore Missing Services",
"SettingsTabGraphics": "Graphics",
"SettingsTabGraphicsAPI": "Graphics API",
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"MemoryManagerHostTooltip": "Directly map memory in the host address space. Much faster JIT compilation and execution.",
"MemoryManagerUnsafeTooltip": "Directly map memory, but do not mask the address within the guest address space before access. Faster, but at the cost of safety. The guest application can access memory from anywhere in Ryujinx, so only run programs you trust with this mode.",
"UseHypervisorTooltip": "Use Hypervisor instead of JIT. Greatly improves performance when available, but can be unstable in its current state.",
"DRamTooltip": "Utilizes an alternative MemoryMode layout to mimic a Switch development model.\n\nThis is only useful for higher-resolution texture packs or 4k resolution mods. Does NOT improve performance.\n\nLeave OFF if unsure.",
"DRamTooltip": "Utilizes an alternative memory mode with 8GiB of DRAM to mimic a Switch development model.\n\nThis is only useful for higher-resolution texture packs or 4k resolution mods. Does NOT improve performance.\n\nLeave OFF if unsure.",
"IgnoreMissingServicesTooltip": "Ignores unimplemented Horizon OS services. This may help in bypassing crashes when booting certain games.\n\nLeave OFF if unsure.",
"GraphicsBackendThreadingTooltip": "Executes graphics backend commands on a second thread.\n\nSpeeds up shader compilation, reduces stuttering, and improves performance on GPU drivers without multithreading support of their own. Slightly better performance on drivers with multithreading.\n\nSet to AUTO if unsure.",
"GalThreadingTooltip": "Executes graphics backend commands on a second thread.\n\nSpeeds up shader compilation, reduces stuttering, and improves performance on GPU drivers without multithreading support of their own. Slightly better performance on drivers with multithreading.\n\nSet to AUTO if unsure.",
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"GraphicsAATooltip": "Applies anti-aliasing to the game render.\n\nFXAA will blur most of the image, while SMAA will attempt to find jagged edges and smooth them out.\n\nNot recommended to use in conjunction with the FSR scaling filter.\n\nThis option can be changed while a game is running by clicking \"Apply\" below; you can simply move the settings window aside and experiment until you find your preferred look for a game.\n\nLeave on NONE if unsure.",
"GraphicsAALabel": "Anti-Aliasing:",
"GraphicsScalingFilterLabel": "Scaling Filter:",
"GraphicsScalingFilterTooltip": "Choose the scaling filter that will be applied when using resolution scale.\n\nBilinear works well for 3D games and is a safe default option.\n\nNearest is recommended for pixel art games.\n\nFSR 1.0 is merely a sharpening filter, not recommended for use with FXAA or SMAA.\n\nThis option can be changed while a game is running by clicking \"Apply\" below; you can simply move the settings window aside and experiment until you find your preferred look for a game.\n\nLeave on BILINEAR if unsure.",
"GraphicsScalingFilterTooltip": "Choose the scaling filter that will be applied when using resolution scale.\n\nBilinear works well for 3D games and is a safe default option.\n\nNearest is recommended for pixel art games.\n\nFSR 1.0 is merely a sharpening filter, not recommended for use with FXAA or SMAA.\n\nArea scaling is recommended when downscaling resolutions that are larger than the output window. It can be used to achieve a supersampled anti-aliasing effect when downscaling by more than 2x.\n\nThis option can be changed while a game is running by clicking \"Apply\" below; you can simply move the settings window aside and experiment until you find your preferred look for a game.\n\nLeave on BILINEAR if unsure.",
"GraphicsScalingFilterBilinear": "Bilinear",
"GraphicsScalingFilterNearest": "Nearest",
"GraphicsScalingFilterFsr": "FSR",
"GraphicsScalingFilterArea": "Area",
"GraphicsScalingFilterLevelLabel": "Level",
"GraphicsScalingFilterLevelTooltip": "Set FSR 1.0 sharpening level. Higher is sharper.",
"SmaaLow": "SMAA Low",