Sidenote: After the recent Windows 10 update I can confirm the fix regarding vram allocation on dx9; that I have now more than 4064mb vram!

Hello Is there a chance to implement a deferred MSAA technique like DICE introduced in battlefield (also dx11)? I asked this in the skyrim2011 enb thread and boris said, that would actually require dx11. https://docs.nvidia.com/gameworks/content/gameworkslibrary/graphicssamples/d3d_samples/antialias...

Hey Guys Trying to combine enb with smaa since the TAA thing blurrs the moving image to hard for my taste. The DX10/11 Version of mrhaandi's injector consist of the following files: dxgi.dll injector.ini SMAA.fx SMAA.h The dxgi.dll should automatically load when the SkyrimSE.exe starts - isn't? I tr...

Very wonderful, thank you guys! I am going to take a look at the particle patch in skyrim SE now.

Hello

Oyama
Would you mind giving some feedback about the 8gb memory usage of your cards and general performance in skyrim (+enb) or more likely enb (+skyrim)? I am also considering sell my cards and update to 8gb cards but only if there ain't no limits or memory bugs (in skyrim se).

Yeah, really good news. Beside, Skyrim Special Edition loads textures way faster. And the best News (for me): They fixed the SLI problem with water, and reflections. Before reflections and water had some kind of flicker. this is gone now!

I had this bug too combined with parallaxterrain enabled. but It vanished some time ago (like it came for no reason) so I can't really track down the issue.

meh321 released a new feature on his mod that disables skyrim memory blocks and uses regular c malloc memory allocation

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/72725/?

might be interesting for you.

I think I'm simply going to blame the newest nvidia drivers. vramtestsize says, I have 11840mb of vram. I can oben about 50 google chrome browser windows, several games, and then run the test again, and it still shows 11840. (while the dx11 value changes if I open games/browser windows as it should....

Okay, then it must be drivers since I don't run anything else. But drivers version were the same at windows 10. the conclusion thereby would be: other software? Is there a way to check for a noob like me, what else is interferring?