I don't get it. Boris says he'd like to remove blur so he can add underwater effects. Why aren't people jumping at this? I'm sure he can manage some form of effect that will end up better than the ugly vanilla blur. I mean, he's already managed to make the game look this good, I think he's probably ...

ENBSeries wrote:Mistahtokyo
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Thank you, I can see the option now.

if the freezes issue is fixed. no doubt ENB v202 is the best one. Very smooth for me. click on USER CONTROL PANEL. 1-User Profile 2-Edit Signature By user profile, you mean the "Profile" section, yes? There's no option there to edit my signature. The only options are "edit Profile&qu...

Reinstalled Skyrim since I hadn't played in a while. Used version 0.202, no stuttering, no microstuttering, no issues whatsoever. I never tried some of the earlier versions so I can't give a comparison, but the performance is good enough where I don't think I'd notice if something does change. Edit:...

I never seen the rain in the game (and i played it less than 1 hour, everything else for testing). Right now tried to force weather to see how rain looks like and dissapointed. Where did you saw rain drops? If those rare 1-2 per 5 seconds, i don't care how they look and what they do. Only fw d4886 ...

I know this is a vanilla issue, but I was wondering if you had ever considered finxing/replacing the rain effect for something with proper mesh collision. Is it even possible? Would a fix be very resource intensive?

Regarding the CPU being the bottleneck, I don't know... I'm running an Intel 2600k at 4.8GHz with an AMD 6950 (flashed it to use the 6970 shaders, so it's essentially a 6970) and my GPU if often the source of my low FPS. The CPU is used, sure (along one core mostly), but it's not running 100% consta...

After a bit of research, I've narrowed this glitch down to custom sunglare.dds files. When you replace the sunglare texture, a grainy effect is introduced where the texture should otherwise be transparent. I know little of how these things work, but I'm assuming it has something to do with how the t...