How does modded Skyrim (Oldrim and SSE) run on Ryzen?

[tintflume]

Been thinking about getting the Ryzen 2700x that came out, but seeing the issues this person on youtube had is making me wonder if I shouldn't. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkHl0CoDv-k

 

Anyone with a Ryzen CPU been able to run it fine?

 

 

[27X]

Runs fine with ryzen.

 

Secondly if you bother looking at "related videos" you can find at least 5 with people running just fine.

 

10 bucks says he has x64 set to true, which causes stuttering on virtually any system, and tends to fuck with injected process like PE and SMP.

[tintflume]

By x64 do you mean ENB ExpandSystemMemoryX64=true/False ?

 

Seems kind of strange though that with just the cpu changed the same game performed a lot worse on the ryzen one.

[27X]

Yes.

 

Not really strange as it's a completely different architecture, and ENB is based entirely off of an intel/nvidia platform, and boris is kind of infamous for "if it doesn't happen to me, I can't account for it" which is why he asks people specifically to test things on AMD stuff. It's not like he has a bank of cpus and motherboards laying around in a room he tests everything on.

 

You don't install nvidia drivers for an amd card. It's also not "just the cpu", it's the motherboard and ram controller hardware.

 

A toyota and mercedes-benz both have engines, those engines are not identical.

 

In any case this users has some issues, and there are newer videos from 5 or 6 people with no stuttering, so saying it's ryzen for sure isn't really conclusive.