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   thefixer

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   25 Dec 2016, 2:53AM

   What all this did? ...absolutly ...Nothing ..Nothing changed as if i did nothing ,well i set it at 60 fps and i apply changes but fps is where it was not 1 fps more or less ....have a good day folks.
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   Posaiko

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   02 Nov 2016, 9:12AM

   Started playing Skyrim again and encountered the flickering water/water sounds on land bug. Turning on vsync fixes it, but introduces extremely floaty/laggy mouse for me.
   
   Limiting frames to 75FPS in the inspector fixed the flickering water bug without any noticeable side effects. Yay.
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   steamcommanderxD

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   10 Jun 2016, 3:26PM

   Does this work if you are launching from SKSE?
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   slowman87

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   01 Nov 2015, 9:23PM

   Thank you buddy, this is the best solution. Thanks really.
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   Tesse29

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   14 Dec 2014, 11:47PM

   My first comment and I would to say:
   
   Thank you, mister!!!!!!!!!!!
   
   Endorsed, of course.
   
   Smooth performance.
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   Seirun

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   12 Sep 2013, 8:16AM

   Ugh... Blue Screen. But thanks anyway.
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   Ragnarok12345

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   26 Dec 2012, 4:20PM

   http://forum.avsim.net/topic/358801-nvidia-inspector-version-1959-now-released/
   
   this link gets blocked by my AV for port scans
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   kaizersoze27

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   18 Oct 2012, 5:15PM

   Awesome...smooth performance...will endorse when I can
   
   
   Endorsed
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   deleted2823877

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   22 Aug 2012, 11:55PM

   this is my first comment and endorse i have been looking for ages to get a frame rate limiter and this actually works so thanks.
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    madscirat

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    19 Aug 2012, 4:14AM

    Thanks a lot for this simple tutorial. An excellent alternative to buggy dlls.