Soldato
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Try running Nvidia Inspector and using the settings it changes to, I'm sure it changes a parameter for how it uses SLI.
Pretty sure I was getting better usage with my 970 SLI. Trying to remember if I did anything special to do that. Make sure you aren't running any mod that makes the game run in a borderless window.
No problem with Riverwood here
Yea, this is where I see a drop to the 60fps mark. Also, if you look at the blacksmith fire pit in Whiterun it gives my GPU's their biggest workout of all.
It could be shadows. Lower fShadowDistance in SkyrimPrefs.ini to 1000 and try again just to test.
Originally Posted by Fanatic View Post
If the ENB you use has Detailed Shadows enabled then you can lower these settings in SkyrimPrefs.ini and you shouldn't notice too much difference in the quality:
[Display]
fShadowDistance= (I use 4000)
iShadowMapResolutionSecondary= (I use 1024)
iShadowMapResolutionPrimary= (I use 1024)
iShadowMapResolution= (I use 1024)
And this one in Skyrim.ini
[Display]
iShadowMapResolutionPrimary= (I use 1024)
You can tweak the memory settings in enblocal.ini. Here are mine (I have a 4GB graphics card):
[MEMORY]
ExpandSystemMemoryX64=true
ReduceSystemMemoryUsage=true
DisableDriverMemoryManager=true
DisablePreloadToVRAM=false
EnableUnsafeMemoryHacks=false
ReservedMemorySizeMb=1024
VideoMemorySizeMb=8192
EnableCompression=false
AutodetectVideoMemorySize=false
If you have raised uGridsToLoad above 5 then all hope is lost of high FPS with an ENB .
You could overclock your CPU/GPU to get few more FPS.
Edit: Just turned signatures back on and can see your spec. Already overclocked. 3GB graphics card? Try ReservedMemorySizeMb=768 (or 512) and VideoMemorySizeMb=6144 in enblocal.ini.
It could be shadows. Lower fShadowDistance in SkyrimPrefs.ini to 1000 and try again just to test.
-SNIP-
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OK, made those changes to shadow settings and I can't say I've noticed much difference WRT IQ... however, my FPS has increased by 20. I'm now hitting 68 FPS looking up Whiterun Ave, and a steady 120FPS when I look to the right 90 degrees.
I thought there was no real benefit to push Skyrim past 60fps due to engine/physics quirks?
Ahh silly me, now I know why my game felt really off!
I just installed a new clean MSI Afterburner, which means I need to set my frame rate cap to 60 in MSI, and disable VSync in game. ENB frame rate limiter causes horrible hitching and laggy feeling.
All is good now![]()
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How do you go about this? I don't see where to limit frame rates in afterburner.![]()