Another Awful GPU Performance in Skyrim Post

[allsunday]

 

 

 

 

No it wont.

Use texture optimiser to force reburn mipmaps helps a lot.
Unpacking bsas too.
You simply can't get more performance even with 10x1080, it's skyrim.

Boris tells you to disable aa/filtering if you use enb. Simply don't use Nvidia control panel for anything else than set energymode of gpu to maximum work. You did that already?

Thanks, but I've already optimized my textures with Odenador twice over, almost all my textures are about 5 mb or less, the majority are about 1 mb.
Dude, no offense but not all ENBs are the same. I've used a lot of ENBs. Tetrachromatic, K ENB, Rudy ENB, Snapdragon, Realvision, Konan, Wilds, Real HD RGR. A couple of them don't require you to disable everything to work. Boris is awesome but he's not god so you don't have to worship everything he says like the only unbreakable truth. Everybody's Skyrim is different, Boris would say to do whatever works best. This should not be news.

Also, Nvidia Control Panel is more important for Skyrim than to just set Power Management Mode and turn off a few settings. Vsync is also here, SLI rendering mode is also here, CUDA settings, Ambient Occlusion, and pre-rendered frames settings among other things. Lots of important stuff.

My Skyrim is definitely running better than it was the day before, that was my only goal and it was accomplished. Everybody go home.

You dont have any clue what enb does don't you? You are always using the same binarys when using enb. Of course your skyrim runs better if you disable aa/ao which is already provided by enbseries and overwrite the effects. Why calculate them and then overwrite them? On a 32bit? You're textures will be a lot bigger if you use optimizer and that is the ideabehind it.

You should inform yourself on what you do and not just drop random stuff in your installation.

Why the heck you should use buffering/vsync???? If you don't reach full sixty it drops your frames lower than they actually would be without vsync either 45 on double or 30 on triple..

Why use Nidia vsync/framelock when enb does a better job?

BTW did you disable iPresentInterval and enabled the ssdstream option in ini?

Does your ssd has a turbomode?

 

 

 

 

What do you mean I don't have a clue what ENB does?  Also, y u so mad, bro?  I got my game working better, if you're mad about that then go do it somewhere else.  LMAO!

The general rule of ENBs is to turn of Anti-aliasing because they already provide it, you'd think with all the ENBs I've been using I'd already come across this info.  Again, I already wrote it in my previous post that what I did was turn off Antialiasing - Gamma Correction for Skyrim.  It was actually UNNECESSARY because it was set to Use Global Setting... which was ALREADY set to Off anyway under Global Settings!!!   I was just writing what I did as a solution to help those in the future.  I think I know what your problem is, you probably think I just now turned off ALL OF THE anti-aliasing despite using an ENB.  Sorry but you're wrong and you're also hilarious.

 

Anyway, I actually have iPresentInterval turned off in SkyrimPrefs and EnableVsync turned to false in the enblocal.ini.  I set it on in Nvidia Control Panel for Skyrim so the GPU does the vsync work instead.  I've tried all the combinations -- Let me repeat that -- I've tried all the combinations for vsync and this one works the best with the best performance and no noticeable screen tearing.

 

Also, what the heck is ssdstream?  Never heard of it before.  As far as I'm concerned, SSDs no matter how fast only help in loading the game, not the performance.  Countless tests have proven this!  If you know something WE ALL don't, please share.  Unless you have actual solutions that you've tried yourself and it improved performance then please share.  If you only have more theories then go home.  Problem's been solved.

 

PS:  I'm still going with two 1080 Ti's in SLI and you can't stop me.  Higher resolutions require faster more powerful GPUs, I play on 3440x1440p, trust me, it'll help with the performance.  Not by a lot, but it'll still help.  Everyone knows a single more powerful GPU is ALWAYS better than two weaker GPUs in SLI.  I'm surprised this is all news to you!!!  If I just get just 5 fps more I'll be happy, my game is good enough as is.  Don't care what you and the dumbasses at Reddit say.  Those idiots said it was a stupid idea to go from 970's SLI to 980 Ti's SLI, well I did it and got 20fps extra.  Already proved them wrong and will prove you wrong too.

[Guest]

 

 

 

 

No it wont.

 

Use texture optimiser to force reburn mipmaps helps a lot.

Unpacking bsas too.

You simply can't get more performance even with 10x1080, it's skyrim.

 

Boris tells you to disable aa/filtering if you use enb. Simply don't use Nvidia control panel for anything else than set energymode of gpu to maximum work. You did that already?

Thanks, but I've already optimized my textures with Odenador twice over, almost all my textures are about 5 mb or less, the majority are about 1 mb.

Dude, no offense but not all ENBs are the same. I've used a lot of ENBs. Tetrachromatic, K ENB, Rudy ENB, Snapdragon, Realvision, Konan, Wilds, Real HD RGR. A couple of them don't require you to disable everything to work. Boris is awesome but he's not god so you don't have to worship everything he says like the only unbreakable truth. Everybody's Skyrim is different, Boris would say to do whatever works best. This should not be news.

 

Also, Nvidia Control Panel is more important for Skyrim than to just set Power Management Mode and turn off a few settings. Vsync is also here, SLI rendering mode is also here, CUDA settings, Ambient Occlusion, and pre-rendered frames settings among other things. Lots of important stuff.

 

My Skyrim is definitely running better than it was the day before, that was my only goal and it was accomplished. Everybody go home.

You dont have any clue what enb does don't you? You are always using the same binarys when using enb. Of course your skyrim runs better if you disable aa/ao which is already provided by enbseries and overwrite the effects. Why calculate them and then overwrite them? On a 32bit? You're textures will be a lot bigger if you use optimizer and that is the ideabehind it.

 

You should inform yourself on what you do and not just drop random stuff in your installation.

 

Why the heck you should use buffering/vsync???? If you don't reach full sixty it drops your frames lower than they actually would be without vsync either 45 on double or 30 on triple..

 

Why use Nidia vsync/framelock when enb does a better job?

 

BTW did you disable iPresentInterval and enabled the ssdstream option in ini?

 

Does your ssd has a turbomode?

 

 

What do you mean I don't have a clue what ENB does? Also, y u so mad, bro? I got my game working better, if you're mad about that then go do it somewhere else. LMAO!

The general rule of ENBs is to turn of Anti-aliasing because they already provide it, you'd think with all the ENBs I've been using I'd already come across this info. Again, I already wrote it in my previous post that what I did was turn off Antialiasing - Gamma Correction for Skyrim. It was actually UNNECESSARY because it was set to Use Global Setting... which was ALREADY set to Off anyway under Global Settings!!! I was just writing what I did as a solution to help those in the future. I think I know what your problem is, you probably think I just now turned off ALL OF THE anti-aliasing despite using an ENB. Sorry but you're wrong and you're also hilarious.

 

Anyway, I actually have iPresentInterval turned off in SkyrimPrefs and EnableVsync turned to false in the enblocal.ini. I set it on in Nvidia Control Panel for Skyrim so the GPU does the vsync work instead. I've tried all the combinations -- Let me repeat that -- I've tried all the combinations for vsync and this one works the best with the best performance and no noticeable screen tearing.

 

Also, what the heck is ssdstream? Never heard of it before. As far as I'm concerned, SSDs no matter how fast only help in loading the game, not the performance. Countless tests have proven this! If you know something WE ALL don't, please share. Unless you have actual solutions that you've tried yourself and it improved performance then please share. If you only have more theories then go home. Problem's been solved.

 

PS: I'm still going with two 1080 Ti's in SLI and you can't stop me. Higher resolutions require faster more powerful GPUs, I play on 3440x1440p, trust me, it'll help with the performance. Not by a lot, but it'll still help. Everyone knows a single more powerful GPU is ALWAYS better than two weaker GPUs in SLI. I'm surprised this is all news to you!!! If I just get just 5 fps more I'll be happy, my game is good enough as is. Don't care what you and the dumbasses at Reddit say. Those idiots said it was a stupid idea to go from 970's SLI to 980 Ti's SLI, well I did it and got 20fps extra. Already proved them wrong and will prove you wrong too.

Im not mad, I'm just discussing.

 

Enb works last on data before put into gpu and modifies it, it will overwrite anything.

 

 

What I meant is bUseHardDriveCache=1, it's 0 by default.

 

You want to check also if your ssd can be set to turbo mode.

 

About "3440x1440", I play 2560x1440@144hz and don't use vsync at all because the troubles with downcapping I described to you and don't have any screen tearing at all. It's because your monitor is bad.

 

I don't know why you feel offended, "chill deez nuts brah"

 

You can do whatever you want with your money but you are either ignorant or retarded if you think you will get any performance enhancements in skyrim only if you run 2x1080ti.

The problem is not a weak gpu it's the damn skyrim engine.

 

I hope to hear about your experience with wasting 1500€ for 2 fps!

[allsunday]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No it wont.

Use texture optimiser to force reburn mipmaps helps a lot.
Unpacking bsas too.
You simply can't get more performance even with 10x1080, it's skyrim.

Boris tells you to disable aa/filtering if you use enb. Simply don't use Nvidia control panel for anything else than set energymode of gpu to maximum work. You did that already?

Thanks, but I've already optimized my textures with Odenador twice over, almost all my textures are about 5 mb or less, the majority are about 1 mb.
Dude, no offense but not all ENBs are the same. I've used a lot of ENBs. Tetrachromatic, K ENB, Rudy ENB, Snapdragon, Realvision, Konan, Wilds, Real HD RGR. A couple of them don't require you to disable everything to work. Boris is awesome but he's not god so you don't have to worship everything he says like the only unbreakable truth. Everybody's Skyrim is different, Boris would say to do whatever works best. This should not be news.

Also, Nvidia Control Panel is more important for Skyrim than to just set Power Management Mode and turn off a few settings. Vsync is also here, SLI rendering mode is also here, CUDA settings, Ambient Occlusion, and pre-rendered frames settings among other things. Lots of important stuff.

My Skyrim is definitely running better than it was the day before, that was my only goal and it was accomplished. Everybody go home.

You dont have any clue what enb does don't you? You are always using the same binarys when using enb. Of course your skyrim runs better if you disable aa/ao which is already provided by enbseries and overwrite the effects. Why calculate them and then overwrite them? On a 32bit? You're textures will be a lot bigger if you use optimizer and that is the ideabehind it.

You should inform yourself on what you do and not just drop random stuff in your installation.

Why the heck you should use buffering/vsync???? If you don't reach full sixty it drops your frames lower than they actually would be without vsync either 45 on double or 30 on triple..

Why use Nidia vsync/framelock when enb does a better job?

BTW did you disable iPresentInterval and enabled the ssdstream option in ini?

Does your ssd has a turbomode?

What do you mean I don't have a clue what ENB does? Also, y u so mad, bro? I got my game working better, if you're mad about that then go do it somewhere else. LMAO!
The general rule of ENBs is to turn of Anti-aliasing because they already provide it, you'd think with all the ENBs I've been using I'd already come across this info. Again, I already wrote it in my previous post that what I did was turn off Antialiasing - Gamma Correction for Skyrim. It was actually UNNECESSARY because it was set to Use Global Setting... which was ALREADY set to Off anyway under Global Settings!!! I was just writing what I did as a solution to help those in the future. I think I know what your problem is, you probably think I just now turned off ALL OF THE anti-aliasing despite using an ENB. Sorry but you're wrong and you're also hilarious.

Anyway, I actually have iPresentInterval turned off in SkyrimPrefs and EnableVsync turned to false in the enblocal.ini. I set it on in Nvidia Control Panel for Skyrim so the GPU does the vsync work instead. I've tried all the combinations -- Let me repeat that -- I've tried all the combinations for vsync and this one works the best with the best performance and no noticeable screen tearing.

Also, what the heck is ssdstream? Never heard of it before. As far as I'm concerned, SSDs no matter how fast only help in loading the game, not the performance. Countless tests have proven this! If you know something WE ALL don't, please share. Unless you have actual solutions that you've tried yourself and it improved performance then please share. If you only have more theories then go home. Problem's been solved.

PS: I'm still going with two 1080 Ti's in SLI and you can't stop me. Higher resolutions require faster more powerful GPUs, I play on 3440x1440p, trust me, it'll help with the performance. Not by a lot, but it'll still help. Everyone knows a single more powerful GPU is ALWAYS better than two weaker GPUs in SLI. I'm surprised this is all news to you!!! If I just get just 5 fps more I'll be happy, my game is good enough as is. Don't care what you and the dumbasses at Reddit say. Those idiots said it was a stupid idea to go from 970's SLI to 980 Ti's SLI, well I did it and got 20fps extra. Already proved them wrong and will prove you wrong too.

Im not mad, I'm just discussing.

Enb works last on data before put into gpu and modifies it, it will overwrite anything.


What I meant is bUseHardDriveCache=1, it's 0 by default.

You want to check also if your ssd can be set to turbo mode.

About "3440x1440", I play 2560x1440@144hz and don't use vsync at all because the troubles with downcapping I described to you and don't have any screen tearing at all. It's because your monitor is bad.

I don't know why you feel offended, "chill deez nuts brah"

You can do whatever you want with your money but you are either ignorant or retarded if you think you will get any performance enhancements in skyrim only if you run 2x1080ti.
The problem is not a weak gpu it's the damn skyrim engine.

I hope to hear about your experience with wasting 1500€ for 2 fps!

 

 

 

 

Yeah, I guess I'll try that SSD thing then.

 

Okay.... How is my monitor all of a sudden bad?  I just said it works fine with Vsync turned on in NCP and you say YOU can't even use it because of the troubles with downcapping and somehow my monitor is the one that's bad?  LMAO, man, your logic is all screwed up.  LMAO again.

 

Kid, I'm not offended by anything and I'm sure I haven't even acted that way so more logic fail.  Keep it coming, you're very hilarious indeed!  Also, you're BOTH ignorant and retarded if you don't think a more powerful GPU is better at handling higher resolutions regardless of almost any application.  

 

Besides, whoever said anything about buying 1080 Ti's right now?  I know I didn't.  Sounds like more logic fail and more imaginary non-issues you're making up for yourself.  Keep telling yourself whatever you want to make you feel better, it's your sanity, not mine.

 

Please, if you're going to continue talking like a condescending idiot who can't even logic but pretend you're not being insulting then, I repeat for the third time:  go home.  

I see you STOPPED discussing how wrong you were about your "anti-aliasing & ENB" accusations so now you've moved on to a whole NEW subject.  Typical.  Just keep moving that goal post!  LMAO

 

 

 

[Guest]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No it wont.

 

Use texture optimiser to force reburn mipmaps helps a lot.

Unpacking bsas too.

You simply can't get more performance even with 10x1080, it's skyrim.

 

Boris tells you to disable aa/filtering if you use enb. Simply don't use Nvidia control panel for anything else than set energymode of gpu to maximum work. You did that already?

Thanks, but I've already optimized my textures with Odenador twice over, almost all my textures are about 5 mb or less, the majority are about 1 mb.

Dude, no offense but not all ENBs are the same. I've used a lot of ENBs. Tetrachromatic, K ENB, Rudy ENB, Snapdragon, Realvision, Konan, Wilds, Real HD RGR. A couple of them don't require you to disable everything to work. Boris is awesome but he's not god so you don't have to worship everything he says like the only unbreakable truth. Everybody's Skyrim is different, Boris would say to do whatever works best. This should not be news.

 

Also, Nvidia Control Panel is more important for Skyrim than to just set Power Management Mode and turn off a few settings. Vsync is also here, SLI rendering mode is also here, CUDA settings, Ambient Occlusion, and pre-rendered frames settings among other things. Lots of important stuff.

 

My Skyrim is definitely running better than it was the day before, that was my only goal and it was accomplished. Everybody go home.

You dont have any clue what enb does don't you? You are always using the same binarys when using enb. Of course your skyrim runs better if you disable aa/ao which is already provided by enbseries and overwrite the effects. Why calculate them and then overwrite them? On a 32bit? You're textures will be a lot bigger if you use optimizer and that is the ideabehind it.

 

You should inform yourself on what you do and not just drop random stuff in your installation.

 

Why the heck you should use buffering/vsync???? If you don't reach full sixty it drops your frames lower than they actually would be without vsync either 45 on double or 30 on triple..

 

Why use Nidia vsync/framelock when enb does a better job?

 

BTW did you disable iPresentInterval and enabled the ssdstream option in ini?

 

Does your ssd has a turbomode?

 

 

What do you mean I don't have a clue what ENB does? Also, y u so mad, bro? I got my game working better, if you're mad about that then go do it somewhere else. LMAO!

The general rule of ENBs is to turn of Anti-aliasing because they already provide it, you'd think with all the ENBs I've been using I'd already come across this info. Again, I already wrote it in my previous post that what I did was turn off Antialiasing - Gamma Correction for Skyrim. It was actually UNNECESSARY because it was set to Use Global Setting... which was ALREADY set to Off anyway under Global Settings!!! I was just writing what I did as a solution to help those in the future. I think I know what your problem is, you probably think I just now turned off ALL OF THE anti-aliasing despite using an ENB. Sorry but you're wrong and you're also hilarious.

 

Anyway, I actually have iPresentInterval turned off in SkyrimPrefs and EnableVsync turned to false in the enblocal.ini. I set it on in Nvidia Control Panel for Skyrim so the GPU does the vsync work instead. I've tried all the combinations -- Let me repeat that -- I've tried all the combinations for vsync and this one works the best with the best performance and no noticeable screen tearing.

 

Also, what the heck is ssdstream? Never heard of it before. As far as I'm concerned, SSDs no matter how fast only help in loading the game, not the performance. Countless tests have proven this! If you know something WE ALL don't, please share. Unless you have actual solutions that you've tried yourself and it improved performance then please share. If you only have more theories then go home. Problem's been solved.

 

PS: I'm still going with two 1080 Ti's in SLI and you can't stop me. Higher resolutions require faster more powerful GPUs, I play on 3440x1440p, trust me, it'll help with the performance. Not by a lot, but it'll still help. Everyone knows a single more powerful GPU is ALWAYS better than two weaker GPUs in SLI. I'm surprised this is all news to you!!! If I just get just 5 fps more I'll be happy, my game is good enough as is. Don't care what you and the dumbasses at Reddit say. Those idiots said it was a stupid idea to go from 970's SLI to 980 Ti's SLI, well I did it and got 20fps extra. Already proved them wrong and will prove you wrong too.

Im not mad, I'm just discussing.

 

Enb works last on data before put into gpu and modifies it, it will overwrite anything.

 

 

What I meant is bUseHardDriveCache=1, it's 0 by default.

 

You want to check also if your ssd can be set to turbo mode.

 

About "3440x1440", I play 2560x1440@144hz and don't use vsync at all because the troubles with downcapping I described to you and don't have any screen tearing at all. It's because your monitor is bad.

 

I don't know why you feel offended, "chill deez nuts brah"

 

You can do whatever you want with your money but you are either ignorant or retarded if you think you will get any performance enhancements in skyrim only if you run 2x1080ti.

The problem is not a weak gpu it's the damn skyrim engine.

 

I hope to hear about your experience with wasting 1500€ for 2 fps!

 

 

Yeah, I guess I'll try that SSD thing then.

 

Okay.... How is my monitor all of a sudden bad? I just said it works fine with Vsync turned on in NCP and you say YOU can't even use it because of the troubles with downcapping and somehow my monitor is the one that's bad? LMAO, man, your logic is all screwed up. LMAO again.

 

Kid, I'm not offended by anything and I'm sure I haven't even acted that way so more logic fail. Keep it coming, you're very hilarious indeed! Also, you're BOTH ignorant and retarded if you don't think a more powerful GPU is better at handling higher resolutions regardless of almost any application.

 

Besides, whoever said anything about buying 1080 Ti's right now? I know I didn't. Sounds like more logic fail and more imaginary non-issues you're making up for yourself. Keep telling yourself whatever you want to make you feel better, it's your sanity, not mine.

 

Please, if you're going to continue talking like a condescending idiot who can't even logic but pretend you're not being insulting then, I repeat for the third time: go home.

I see you STOPPED discussing how wrong you were about your "anti-aliasing & ENB" accusations so now you've moved on to a whole NEW subject. Typical. Just keep moving that goal post! LMAO

 

Your monitor seems to be bad if you have screentearing >60fps.

 

You told qbout 1080ti sli.

 

It's not me troubling with vsync, it's vsync. RTFM.

 

I'm not wrong, it's given fact that enb works last and this is because aa needs to be disabled. More dumb asking, why you even want to use aa on this resolution?

 

Any luck with the ini setting?

[allsunday]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No it wont.

 

Use texture optimiser to force reburn mipmaps helps a lot.

Unpacking bsas too.

You simply can't get more performance even with 10x1080, it's skyrim.

 

Boris tells you to disable aa/filtering if you use enb. Simply don't use Nvidia control panel for anything else than set energymode of gpu to maximum work. You did that already?

Thanks, but I've already optimized my textures with Odenador twice over, almost all my textures are about 5 mb or less, the majority are about 1 mb.

Dude, no offense but not all ENBs are the same. I've used a lot of ENBs. Tetrachromatic, K ENB, Rudy ENB, Snapdragon, Realvision, Konan, Wilds, Real HD RGR. A couple of them don't require you to disable everything to work. Boris is awesome but he's not god so you don't have to worship everything he says like the only unbreakable truth. Everybody's Skyrim is different, Boris would say to do whatever works best. This should not be news.

 

Also, Nvidia Control Panel is more important for Skyrim than to just set Power Management Mode and turn off a few settings. Vsync is also here, SLI rendering mode is also here, CUDA settings, Ambient Occlusion, and pre-rendered frames settings among other things. Lots of important stuff.

 

My Skyrim is definitely running better than it was the day before, that was my only goal and it was accomplished. Everybody go home.

You dont have any clue what enb does don't you? You are always using the same binarys when using enb. Of course your skyrim runs better if you disable aa/ao which is already provided by enbseries and overwrite the effects. Why calculate them and then overwrite them? On a 32bit? You're textures will be a lot bigger if you use optimizer and that is the ideabehind it.

 

You should inform yourself on what you do and not just drop random stuff in your installation.

 

Why the heck you should use buffering/vsync???? If you don't reach full sixty it drops your frames lower than they actually would be without vsync either 45 on double or 30 on triple..

 

Why use Nidia vsync/framelock when enb does a better job?

 

BTW did you disable iPresentInterval and enabled the ssdstream option in ini?

 

Does your ssd has a turbomode?

 

 

What do you mean I don't have a clue what ENB does? Also, y u so mad, bro? I got my game working better, if you're mad about that then go do it somewhere else. LMAO!

The general rule of ENBs is to turn of Anti-aliasing because they already provide it, you'd think with all the ENBs I've been using I'd already come across this info. Again, I already wrote it in my previous post that what I did was turn off Antialiasing - Gamma Correction for Skyrim. It was actually UNNECESSARY because it was set to Use Global Setting... which was ALREADY set to Off anyway under Global Settings!!! I was just writing what I did as a solution to help those in the future. I think I know what your problem is, you probably think I just now turned off ALL OF THE anti-aliasing despite using an ENB. Sorry but you're wrong and you're also hilarious.

 

Anyway, I actually have iPresentInterval turned off in SkyrimPrefs and EnableVsync turned to false in the enblocal.ini. I set it on in Nvidia Control Panel for Skyrim so the GPU does the vsync work instead. I've tried all the combinations -- Let me repeat that -- I've tried all the combinations for vsync and this one works the best with the best performance and no noticeable screen tearing.

 

Also, what the heck is ssdstream? Never heard of it before. As far as I'm concerned, SSDs no matter how fast only help in loading the game, not the performance. Countless tests have proven this! If you know something WE ALL don't, please share. Unless you have actual solutions that you've tried yourself and it improved performance then please share. If you only have more theories then go home. Problem's been solved.

 

PS: I'm still going with two 1080 Ti's in SLI and you can't stop me. Higher resolutions require faster more powerful GPUs, I play on 3440x1440p, trust me, it'll help with the performance. Not by a lot, but it'll still help. Everyone knows a single more powerful GPU is ALWAYS better than two weaker GPUs in SLI. I'm surprised this is all news to you!!! If I just get just 5 fps more I'll be happy, my game is good enough as is. Don't care what you and the dumbasses at Reddit say. Those idiots said it was a stupid idea to go from 970's SLI to 980 Ti's SLI, well I did it and got 20fps extra. Already proved them wrong and will prove you wrong too.

Im not mad, I'm just discussing.

 

Enb works last on data before put into gpu and modifies it, it will overwrite anything.

 

 

What I meant is bUseHardDriveCache=1, it's 0 by default.

 

You want to check also if your ssd can be set to turbo mode.

 

About "3440x1440", I play 2560x1440@144hz and don't use vsync at all because the troubles with downcapping I described to you and don't have any screen tearing at all. It's because your monitor is bad.

 

I don't know why you feel offended, "chill deez nuts brah"

 

You can do whatever you want with your money but you are either ignorant or retarded if you think you will get any performance enhancements in skyrim only if you run 2x1080ti.

The problem is not a weak gpu it's the damn skyrim engine.

 

I hope to hear about your experience with wasting 1500€ for 2 fps!

 

 

Yeah, I guess I'll try that SSD thing then.

 

Okay.... How is my monitor all of a sudden bad? I just said it works fine with Vsync turned on in NCP and you say YOU can't even use it because of the troubles with downcapping and somehow my monitor is the one that's bad? LMAO, man, your logic is all screwed up. LMAO again.

 

Kid, I'm not offended by anything and I'm sure I haven't even acted that way so more logic fail. Keep it coming, you're very hilarious indeed! Also, you're BOTH ignorant and retarded if you don't think a more powerful GPU is better at handling higher resolutions regardless of almost any application.

 

Besides, whoever said anything about buying 1080 Ti's right now? I know I didn't. Sounds like more logic fail and more imaginary non-issues you're making up for yourself. Keep telling yourself whatever you want to make you feel better, it's your sanity, not mine.

 

Please, if you're going to continue talking like a condescending idiot who can't even logic but pretend you're not being insulting then, I repeat for the third time: go home.

I see you STOPPED discussing how wrong you were about your "anti-aliasing & ENB" accusations so now you've moved on to a whole NEW subject. Typical. Just keep moving that goal post! LMAO

 

Your monitor seems to be bad if you have screentearing >60fps.

 

You told qbout 1080ti sli.

 

It's not me troubling with vsync, it's vsync. RTFM.

 

I'm not wrong, it's given fact that enb works last and this is because aa needs to be disabled. More dumb asking, why you even want to use aa on this resolution?

 

Any luck with the ini setting?

 

 

Lol.  That doesn't mean the monitor is bad, it just doesn't have a higher refresh rate than yours.  This is normal behavior for monitors like this.  I'll take 3440x1440p over 2560x1080p any day.  Your resolution either looks like a 2k monitor that got flatten, which sucks, or it's barely a 1080p monitor that's just stretched a little, which is nothing to act so proud of.  

 

I told you about 1080 Ti SLI and I also told you a single powerful GPU is better than two weaker GPUs in SLI.  Obviously a 1080 Ti in SLI would be best right now.  Obviously.  So what?  What difference does it make if I get one 1080 Ti and then decide to get another to SLI later?  Same difference.

 

So if it's not you troubling with vsync, does that mean vsync is troubling you?  You know Skyrim doesn't play well with monitors with too high a refresh rate.  I would stop bragging about that if I were you.

 

Since when did I say I wanted to use AA on any resolution?  Keep pulling straw man arguments out your ass.  If you want to pull straw man arguments out your ass, go attack it in a different forum.  I never said those things.  

 

Anyway, no, the SSD thing didn't make any noticeable improvements.  But thanks for that.  If you want to kindly suggest helpful tips, awesome, I can be kind also.  If you want to be condescending, awesome, I can do that too.  Up to you.

[Guest]

You can't keep calm. Bad personality.

 

Another thing, did you try EnableZPrepass=1 in enblocal?

[allsunday]

You can't keep calm. Bad personality.

 

Another thing, did you try EnableZPrepass=1 in enblocal?

Lol, I'm not the one who started being an ass for no reason. Again, tell yourself whatever you want if it makes you feel better. You're only lying to yourself, not me. All evidence is right here. Don't start no shit, won't be no shit. Do you see anyone else here have a problem with me? Nope. Just you because you thought you were smart but got rekt instead. Lmao.

 

That's why you can't stop responding because you're desperately trying to regain some of your lost dignity. Go on. Keep making a fool of yourself. I'm enjoying it.

 

I promise you right now. The more dumbshit you want to say, I guarantee I'll make you feel more like a dumbass than you already feel right now. Like I said, it's up to you. I don't mind. It's good fun!

[Guest]

you thought you were smart but got rekt instead.

... I dont care very much what people think about me on a "porn in video games"-website nor I care about you're lowered self esteem which you try to push whilst beating me while not staying to the subject. You are that kind of people I laugh about while I pass them in my Mercedes.

 

What do I get in reward if I "proof" anything to anybody xd doesn't make no sense at all.

 

I start liking this kind of conversations, this is the only reason why I stay at ll

 

After all this fun, did you try the ZPrepass?

 

I could do this allsunday..

[allsunday]

 

you thought you were smart but got rekt instead.

... I dont care very much what people think about me on a "porn in video games"-website nor I care about you're lowered self esteem which you try to push whilst beating me while not staying to the subject. You are that kind of people I laugh about while I pass them in my Mercedes.

 

What do I get in reward if I "proof" anything to anybody xd doesn't make no sense at all.

 

I start liking this kind of conversations, this is the only reason why I stay at ll

 

After all this fun, did you try the ZPrepass?

 

I could do this allsunday..

Ooh, big dog got a Mercedes. Wow, bragging about it like it's actually cool just makes you look more like an ignorant retard than you already do. LMAO. I'm glad you kept going.

And if you don't care what people think about you, then why are you still here bragging about your dumbass monitor and dumbass car? What a dumbass....

You know you lost when you can't even back up your arguments with facts and logic but instead go bragging about your dumb car. Overcompensating for something? :-)

 

You: "Hey, you're stupid!"

Me: "No, and here's why."

You: "Well, I have a Mercedes!"

Me: "LMAO!"

 

BTW, today's not Sunday it's Thursday. Keep it up! You wanted to start shit let's see you be the shit. ;-)

[Shizof]

as if reducing some settings would change anything

 

copy paste your textures packs mo folders in the one above, then in the one above, until skyrim bsa

run smco on that, then texture optimiser

put the result in compressed bsa

 

that will reduce stutters

 

Hello, I wanna try this for my unsolvable stutters. Should I extract textures with Spluff and then run smco + ordenador on them, and then compress them to a bsa?

 

And after that? Where should I put it?

 

I'm using Mod Organizer of course.

[yatol]

it's written in the quote...

 

you copy paste the folder 49 in folder 48, then in folder 47, then in folder 46...

you don't want anything overwriting folder 0, skyrim texture bsa

useless to keep 3 whiterundoor.dds, you keep the better one, that may not be in the last folder of your file order, since you didn't check if what you were installing is better than what you were using

and backup folder 0 somewhere before messing with those textures, you will fail with followers msn because you didn't edit the ini, or because you pick options randomly

 

 

 

 

[allsunday]

 

as if reducing some settings would change anything

 

copy paste your textures packs mo folders in the one above, then in the one above, until skyrim bsa

run smco on that, then texture optimiser

put the result in compressed bsa

 

that will reduce stutters

 

Hello, I wanna try this for my unsolvable stutters. Should I extract textures with Spluff and then run smco + ordenador on them, and then compress them to a bsa?

 

And after that? Where should I put it?

 

I'm using Mod Organizer of course.

 

The 9 Divines smiled upon me this day for I found the true problem to my stuttering issues in Oldrim.  I mean, I seriously have almost no stuttering anymore, gameplay is like heaven compared to what it was just last week.  

Solution: 

1.  Get this mod:  https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/72725/? (I thought I had this already but the strange thing was I had the same exact files but they were significantly smaller in size.  Weird.  Anyway, I overwrote the files and replaced them with the current ones).

2.  Set ExpandSystemMemoryX64=false in enblocal.ini.  I previously had this set to true when I was running an ENB that didn't play well with it.  I should've reverted the changes but completely forgot to.

3.  Set defaultHeapInitialAllocMB=1024 in SKSE.ini in the Data\SKSE folder.  (You should actually use Memory Blocks Log to determine what the best value is for your setup).

4.  set uExterior Cell Buffer=72 in Skyrim.ini.  Honestly, this value is dependent on the performance of your PC.  Looking this setting up on the Skyrim STEP project guide will give more details to the proper value to calculate (http://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:Skyrim_INI/General).  However, many threads and forums also hint that setting it to 72 nets the best performance for most people.

5.  Play

 

Before today, my framerate would constantly drop down as low as 12 fps while roaming exterior cells, sometimes even 8 fps if I was near a town or city.  Now it's constantly 35-45 fps, framerate still drops but very very very rarely as expected of Oldrim's crappy 32 bit engine.  Interiors are always over 60 fps, interiors were never a problem.

 

[swmas]

 

 

as if reducing some settings would change anything

 

copy paste your textures packs mo folders in the one above, then in the one above, until skyrim bsa

run smco on that, then texture optimiser

put the result in compressed bsa

 

that will reduce stutters

 

Hello, I wanna try this for my unsolvable stutters. Should I extract textures with Spluff and then run smco + ordenador on them, and then compress them to a bsa?

 

And after that? Where should I put it?

 

I'm using Mod Organizer of course.

 

The 9 Divines smiled upon me this day for I found the true problem to my stuttering issues in Oldrim.  I mean, I seriously have almost no stuttering anymore, gameplay is like heaven compared to what it was just last week.  

Solution: 

1.  Get this mod:  https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/72725/? (I thought I had this already but the strange thing was I had the same exact files but they were significantly smaller in size.  Weird.  Anyway, I overwrote the files and replaced them with the current ones).

2.  Set ExpandSystemMemoryX64=false in enblocal.ini.  I previously had this set to true when I was running an ENB that didn't play well with it.  I should've reverted the changes but completely forgot to.

3.  Set defaultHeapInitialAllocMB=1024 in SKSE.ini in the Data\SKSE folder.  (You should actually use Memory Blocks Log to determine what the best value is for your setup).

4.  set uExterior Cell Buffer=72 in Skyrim.ini.  Honestly, this value is dependent on the performance of your PC.  Looking this setting up on the Skyrim STEP project guide will give more details to the proper value to calculate (http://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:Skyrim_INI/General).  However, many threads and forums also hint that setting it to 72 nets the best performance for most people.

5.  Play

 

Before today, my framerate would constantly drop down as low as 12 fps while roaming exterior cells, sometimes even 8 fps if I was near a town or city.  Now it's constantly 35-45 fps, framerate still drops but very very very rarely as expected of Oldrim's crappy 32 bit engine.  Interiors are always over 60 fps, interiors were never a problem.

 

 

 

Exterior cell buffer shouldn't increase fps, best case scenario it will stutter less but increasing it you will probably run out of memory faster and crash.

If you have crash fixes you should give its memory allocation feature a try instead of the old school SKSE.ini heap allocation tweak.

This is a pretty good guide I think if things won't go smoothly in the future https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/74427/?

[allsunday]

 

 

 

 

 

as if reducing some settings would change anything

 

copy paste your textures packs mo folders in the one above, then in the one above, until skyrim bsa

run smco on that, then texture optimiser

put the result in compressed bsa

 

that will reduce stutters

 

Hello, I wanna try this for my unsolvable stutters. Should I extract textures with Spluff and then run smco + ordenador on them, and then compress them to a bsa?

 

And after that? Where should I put it?

 

I'm using Mod Organizer of course.

 

The 9 Divines smiled upon me this day for I found the true problem to my stuttering issues in Oldrim.  I mean, I seriously have almost no stuttering anymore, gameplay is like heaven compared to what it was just last week.  
Solution: 

1.  Get this mod:  https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/72725/? (I thought I had this already but the strange thing was I had the same exact files but they were significantly smaller in size.  Weird.  Anyway, I overwrote the files and replaced them with the current ones).

2.  Set ExpandSystemMemoryX64=false in enblocal.ini.  I previously had this set to true when I was running an ENB that didn't play well with it.  I should've reverted the changes but completely forgot to.

3.  Set defaultHeapInitialAllocMB=1024 in SKSE.ini in the Data\SKSE folder.  (You should actually use Memory Blocks Log to determine what the best value is for your setup).

4.  set uExterior Cell Buffer=72 in Skyrim.ini.  Honestly, this value is dependent on the performance of your PC.  Looking this setting up on the Skyrim STEP project guide will give more details to the proper value to calculate (http://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:Skyrim_INI/General).  However, many threads and forums also hint that setting it to 72 nets the best performance for most people.

5.  Play

Before today, my framerate would constantly drop down as low as 12 fps while roaming exterior cells, sometimes even 8 fps if I was near a town or city.  Now it's constantly 35-45 fps, framerate still drops but very very very rarely as expected of Oldrim's crappy 32 bit engine.  Interiors are always over 60 fps, interiors were never a problem.
 

 

 

Exterior cell buffer shouldn't increase fps, best case scenario it will stutter less but increasing it you will probably run out of memory faster and crash.

If you have crash fixes you should give its memory allocation feature a try instead of the old school SKSE.ini heap allocation tweak.

This is a pretty good guide I think if things won't go smoothly in the future https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/74427/?

 

 

 

 

Thanks for the useful suggestions.  The whole goal wasn't to increase FPS but reduce stutter so mission accomplished for the most part, however, I'm honestly concerned about the Exterior Cell Buffer idea because it was really just something random I did... since it was previously set to 0 for some odd reason, I'm going to take your advice and reduce it back to what the STEP guide recommended and test again (at 36/half).  

 

Update:  What a conundrum.  I don't know whether to increase Exterior Cell Buffer to 72 and keep stuttering at a minimum at the expense of likely crashing or to keep it at 36 and not worry about CTDs but experience more stuttering.  Hopefully that guide you provided is going to be the next answer.