I'm not sure if it was 100% this mod, but after downloading I seem to be running a lot smoother (at least 10 fps more where my pc would normally struggle). I'm running about 700 mods, with quite a few texture mods. It seems to be helping in that regard, but could be placebo.
I also downloaded Lightened Skyrim around the same time.
I'm getting a noticeable improvement, I don't have an exact number, but it feels noticeably smoother fps in hard to run areas. I'd say about 10-15 fps just from those 2 mods. Keep in mind though, I'm running mods that are heavy on my GPU and ram. So if you feel limited by either of those two, this mod may help. in areas where I was previously getting 40 fps, I'm now managing 50-55, which can really make the game feel more playable.
I will also add that turning around and loading new objects seems to be getting a boost from this mod (like when you look around in falkreath forest for example). It could be placebo, but a lot of other people are noticing it too.
TLDR- if your setup is being limited by ram or gpu usage, give this a shot. it may help loading in new objects and give a slight to noticeable fps boost.
Just try the DLSS mod, and i think Vramr may also be great helpful to you because it reduce lags. PS:The frame generation version of the DLSS mod is sick!
Is there any way to clear the cache, in case it caches a corrupt file or something? Currently trying to solve an exception access violation crash so I'm starting by clearing enbcache, purging cell buffers, etc...
Hi! So in Community Shaders ingame menu there is also a "Disk Cache enabler" toggle, on by default. Is it the same as this mod here? Or should you use both?
Didn't improve FPS, but it did improve the stuttering when you move around. Instead of freezing my game for a second when turning around, it did make it a hell of a lot smoother.
I like to play Skyrim dungeons with many mobs, Genesis dungeons x45, plus Wenches series with 100% respawn.
But I found one that was full of them. It became unplayable, a lot of lag. I had my eye on this mod for a while, so I installed it to test, and voila! Everything fluid and playable again, it was an epic battle.
Thank you very much for the tool, it is excellent.
By the way, I installed version 1.2 in 1.5.97, in case the info is useful to anyone.
Note 1: Also noticed that the number of CTD has been reduced almost to 0.
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1.6.1130 will be updated as soon as SKSE gets updated within 48 hours
1.6.1130 is now supported with version 1.1I also downloaded Lightened Skyrim around the same time.
I'm getting a noticeable improvement, I don't have an exact number, but it feels noticeably smoother fps in hard to run areas. I'd say about 10-15 fps just from those 2 mods. Keep in mind though, I'm running mods that are heavy on my GPU and ram. So if you feel limited by either of those two, this mod may help. in areas where I was previously getting 40 fps, I'm now managing 50-55, which can really make the game feel more playable.
I will also add that turning around and loading new objects seems to be getting a boost from this mod (like when you look around in falkreath forest for example). It could be placebo, but a lot of other people are noticing it too.
TLDR- if your setup is being limited by ram or gpu usage, give this a shot. it may help loading in new objects and give a slight to noticeable fps boost.
PS:The frame generation version of the DLSS mod is sick!
But I found one that was full of them. It became unplayable, a lot of lag.
I had my eye on this mod for a while, so I installed it to test, and voila! Everything fluid and playable again, it was an epic battle.
Thank you very much for the tool, it is excellent.
By the way, I installed version 1.2 in 1.5.97, in case the info is useful to anyone.
Note 1: Also noticed that the number of CTD has been reduced almost to 0.