This is the most amazing case of placebo effect I've ever seen. Tested it a while ago and now again on a better PC. There's completely no performance gain, instead a small fps loss. Tested many different dxvk config settings. Don't use it blindly, test for yourself.
1) Rename the [d3d11.dll] from this file. (e.g. [VULKAN_d3d11.dll]), then place the renamed DLL in the folder where fallout4.exe is located. 2) Edit [enblocal.ini], rewrite the following contents. EnableProxyLibrary = false to true InitProxyFunctions = false to true ProxyLibrary = [renamed DLL Name(e.g. VULKAN_d3d11.dll)]
For Reshade 1) Download Reshade 4.9.1( 5.0.2 work as well) 2) Install Reshade, and while you are requested to select the rendering API, pick VULKAN.
It is possible to use both enb or reshade at the same time.
I don't get it, i thought i just had to Download Vulcan 2.0, install, and play the game. It felt like vanilla fallout 4. What the hell am i missing? Where is it supposed to be installed?
Sadly, installing it leads to endless screen loading. Uninstalled, but the problem persists. Anyone can offer some insights on this one? Before installing it I never had such issues. Does it adds files in other places than in the /common folder? Buffout errors now leads to d3d11.dll
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Tested it a while ago and now again on a better PC. There's completely no performance gain, instead a small fps loss. Tested many different dxvk config settings.
Don't use it blindly, test for yourself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofVmJvXLQbQ
Thx
Edit sorry double post.. how delete wrong post ?? I'm so noob lol
dxvk.hud = 0in dxvk.confFor ENB (By chairo_hippo's Load Accelerator)
1) Rename the [d3d11.dll] from this file. (e.g. [VULKAN_d3d11.dll]), then place the renamed DLL in the folder where fallout4.exe is located.
2) Edit [enblocal.ini], rewrite the following contents.
EnableProxyLibrary = false to true
InitProxyFunctions = false to true
ProxyLibrary = [renamed DLL Name(e.g. VULKAN_d3d11.dll)]
For Reshade
1) Download Reshade 4.9.1( 5.0.2 work as well)
2) Install Reshade, and while you are requested to select the rendering API, pick VULKAN.
It is possible to use both enb or reshade at the same time.
(I'm using a 5700x with a RX 6700 at 1440p)
I've used the Vulkan 2.5 with a Ryzen 1600 and a GTX 1060 6G in 1080p with almost the same mods and I've achieved a improvement in fps.
Anyone can offer some insights on this one?
Before installing it I never had such issues.
Does it adds files in other places than in the /common folder?
Buffout errors now leads to d3d11.dll