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Does anyone know with absolute certainty if enb Videomemorysizemb is capped at 10240?


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I've been using enb for years, but I always felt like I never optimized it quite right. I recently got a new rig and am trying to get everything working as best as possible. I was wondering if this parameter is an old limitation or if it still applies today.

I'm playing on Skyrim LE. Boris vramtest tool is telling me I have 32288 mb available for use on dx9. Could anyone shed some light on this? Also I'm using windows 11 and there is nothing on step about enb with windows 11, I know for windows 10 whatever number the tool gave you would subtract 350 or something like that.

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44 minutes ago, ferb0 said:

I've been using enb for years, but I always felt like I never optimized it quite right. I recently got a new rig and am trying to get everything working as best as possible. I was wondering if this parameter is an old limitation or if it still applies today.

I'm playing on Skyrim LE. Boris vramtest tool is telling me I have 32288 mb available for use on dx9. Could anyone shed some light on this? Also I'm using windows 11 and there is nothing on step about enb with windows 11, I know for windows 10 whatever number the tool gave you would subtract 350 or something like that.

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/articles/49745

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21 hours ago, ferb0 said:

I've been using enb for years, but I always felt like I never optimized it quite right. I recently got a new rig and am trying to get everything working as best as possible. I was wondering if this parameter is an old limitation or if it still applies today Speed Test https://vidmate.bid/ .

I'm playing on Skyrim LE. Boris vramtest tool is telling me I have 32288 mb available for use on dx9. Could anyone shed some light on this? Also I'm using windows 11 and there is nothing on step about enb with windows 11, I know for windows 10 whatever number the tool gave you would subtract 350 or something like that.

i got this

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