Not much can be done to improve enb performance. I use amd 2700x gtx 1660ti 16g ram 3000mhz I get lows of around 50 fps. I only got 60 by lowering my shadows by a lot. Closest you can get to enb like appearance without enb is reshade. Best bet is probably match reshade preset with correct weather mod or make your own. Also Skyrim Particle patch. Otherwise, if you want one for while you are playing, check out RealLike ENB. Look great and has great performance. The v0.113 has better performance than the v0.251. I'd suggesting using the old version (v0.113), as though it doesn't have all the options and stuff that the new version does, it has better performance while still looking great.

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True ENB Lite version. The first ENB ever I've endorsed - never liked any single one before, I'm a FPS freak, I can't stand stutters, I'd rather sacrifice visuals. Zero - and I mean it, zero - performance hit, and I'm running 2560x1440 resolution here on GF 970 with 4GB of VRAM.

Does not revamp (or rather fucks up, as most ENBs do) lighting, works with Night Vision perfectly - just adds those nice touches here and there, including sub-surface scattering.A couple more steps I made to achieve smooth 60 fps almost everywhere - even inside Whiterun, with Dawn of Skyrim, Director's Cut (except the notorious Dragonsreach exit, it still stutters just a little)Run BethINI:.Don't use Windowed mode. It does affect perfoirmance. Sometimes - a lot, like 10 fps.

Full-screen only. Windows 10 enabled Game Mode by default, no need to mess with it.Do NOT enable frame limit in the game.

Use Nvidia Inspector instead to limit fps to 60. Also use it to set SSAO to 'performance'. Mind you, you're unlikely to see the difference ever. Set vsync to 'adaptive'.I have no idea why, but SSE Havok fix improves FPS.

So limit FPS to 60 and you have 60 fps practically everywhere. SSE rocks, I could never get that kind of console-like smooth performance on LE. Hey, check this out. I tried this with my own experimenting so your experience may vary but just hear me out.I use a custom enb for Oldrim and I thought my enb settings were causing my slowdowns. But they weren't!

I turned everything down to the lowest they would go and no dice. Still fucked. Then I bumped everything back up to as high as they'd go in the enb settings and used Bethini to set my SkyrimPrefs and Skyrim ini files to the Bethini High settings with recommended tweaks.

Turned off Vsync, enabled fxaa, used windowed mode and set my grass density to 125 (I grew up around areas like skyrim and 120 to 130 is more realistic. Also, I use verdant).So with enb maxed out and my new Bethini settings, I'm getting way better performance than I was just using the vanilla Ultra settings. And unless I'm comparing screenshots between the two settings, I can't see the difference.

But I can see the difference in frame rate.Keep in mind that I'm using mostly 2k and 4k textures as well as high Dyndolod settings and LOTS of other mods.Try it for yourself. It may work for you. I believe Rudy ENB has performance presets but if you turn of depth of field or other effects such as Ambient Occlusion you can get some performance back. I don't know what your rig is, but I have a Titan X (Pascal) and I play at 3440x1440. I don't use any other lighting mods besides Luminosity so I don't lose FPS from things like ELFX or RLO.

I usually maintain 50-60 FPS outdoors and consistent 60 indoors. I only download one mod for each landscape overhaul such as NobleSkyrim + Verdant (with lowest settings) +Enhanced Vanilla Trees.

To get a good performance baseline.I would start without the ENB, get your flora tolerable, double checking that Godrays are Medium or worse, and shadows are 2048 or 1024. AO and Depth of Field should also be disabled as well.Then you can consider adding an ENB, re-adding depth of field (vanilla, DynaVision, ReShade, ENB) or using your video card for AO / AA.Obsidian Weathers (+ add on if you want) offers some very good color correction via a power/shout skill. You can also couple it with Luminosity Lightweight Lighting.

Skyrim Special Edition has finally landed on consoles and PC and with it brings mods to both PS4 and Xbox One.If you need a quick refresh on how to get those mods, it’s fairly easy, and filter by your platform of choice. From there you can download to your console (provided you have a Bethesda.net ID).But what mods to choose? We’ve trawled through the 5700-plus available mods for consoles and found a wide range of additions to improve the base game. Some fix problems, others introduce new magic and weapons or make life just that little bit more convenient for the adventurer. A few introduce entirely new locations and quests.Let us know if you’re enjoying other mods and we’ll check them out and update as we discover more.Skyrim Special Edition: best mods on PS4 and Xbox OneTrue Vision ENBThis mod allows you to use and presets to bring Skyrim’s visuals inline with current standards. There a lot of options to choose from which can impact game performance, so it’s worthwhile using some presets to get you started.

Check out the likes of True Vision ENB for more tips.Apocalypse – Magic of SkyrimThe ads 140 spells to Skyrim, from everyday basics to terrifying destruction-based hexes. Each spell comes with its own little bit of lore and adds a bit of pizazz to Skyrims otherwise fairly vanilla spellcasting.

Immersersive armour/weaponsNot a magic fan? Then check out the and Each item comes with its own lore and there are a bunch of new sets and individual items you can add to the game.

This mod is perfect for those of who you have already smithed the top armour sets about 200 hours ago.Realistic needs and desireUnlike the Fallout series, The Elder Scrolls don’t yet have a hardcore mode. Solves that issue. You’ll need to sleep, eat and manage your diseases as you’ll encounter some pretty severe debuffs if you get sick.There’s plenty of food to be found in barrels and fresh water to drink in the towns and wilderness in Skyrim, but be sure to dress appropriately and prepare for trips up the mountains where resources are scarce.Interesting NPCsBored of the repetitive NPC chatter? Adds a tonne of new NPCs with unique dialogue, quests and lore. The voice-acting is of a high standard, with the odd funny line here and there.Skyrim redoneis for those of who really want to shake things up.

This mod offers a complete overhaul of Skyrim’s major systems, player skills and stats. It also comes with a better Sneak package including a grappling hook and new gear. This mod could seriously break your game, so we’d advise getting rid of other mods before you begin.Modders patch the bugs that Bethesda doesn’tWe’re not saying Bethesda games are notorious for being buggy, but Bethesda games are notorious for being buggy. Which is why you need the patch.Updated regularly, this mod aims to fix as many bugs and glitches in Skyrim Special Edition as possible, from text and NPC bugs to quest and gameplay problems. You can read and it’s huge, which is why the authors are asking you to help them by reporting any bugs to them. They’re doing you a massive favour with this patch, so let’s all get involved and spread the love.Visit the award-winning Forgotten CityReturning to Skyrim isn’t just about returning to familiar places.

In fact, if you’ve trampled around Skyrim for hours in a previous console life, why not visit an entirely new area and try original quests?mod is an award-winning expansion to Skyrim offering up 8 hours worth of new adventures. Full of puzzles, dilemmas, great storytelling, an original score and multiple endings, it’s a fantastic and worthy addition to The Elder Scrolls world.