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Skyrim Large Address Issue?


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hdtSkyrimMemPatch
[04/14/15 15:25:18]INFO: Memory Hooked
[04/14/15 15:25:18]INFO: Hooked D3DX9_42.dll D3DXCreateTextureFromFileInMemory
[04/14/15 15:25:18]INFO: Hooked D3DX9_43.dll D3DXCreateTextureFromFileInMemoryEx
[04/14/15 15:25:18]INFO: Queue OK
[04/14/15 15:25:18]INFO: SKSEPlugin_Load
[04/14/15 15:26:01]WARNING: havok in skyrim doesn't support address > 2gb

 

It's creating 150MB log files with nothing but the WARNING.  Not sure how to update Skyrim so that it will work correctly?  My system has 16GB of RAM and a 4GB graphics card... not sure how to fix? 

 

Should I use this? http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/large-address-aware.112556/ ?

 

Any help would be appreciated.

 

edit: Oh yeah, also getting intermittent CTD and intermittent missing textures.

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Wasn't using ENB at the time but it's starting to appear I may not have a choice.  *sigh*

 

Enabling ENB does seem to fix the issues though.

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That would be the ENBoost feature. It addresses the large address issue by telling Skyrim that you have more RAM, and exactly how much you have. It's a great graphical enhancement mod, and just ENBoost by itself greatly increases performance. With ENB graphical effects on, I run roughly 40-45 FPS. If I turn off graphical enhancements, and leave on ENBoost, I get upwards of 60fps. If I turn off BOTH of these features, I'm back to 40-45 FPS

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Don't you get physics insanity if you don't limit the FPS?  I've noticed that turning it up causes all sorts of weirdness, like enemies spawning in midair, flying off endlessly in all directions, and a lot of other super strange things.

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Yup. You do. Which is why I said "upwards of 60". I don't know what it is, but it has to be higher than 60, since it always says 60. I have the limiter turned on.

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I have followed the stability guide but after a few hours of playing the game, am still encountering the error above.  Entering buildings and towns also sometimes causes CTD (but not always).

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