Disable all AF/AA/AO in nVidia CP/inspector and in the game menu. Only use the AF/AA/AO from the ENB file. Your FPS should go back to 60+ with no change in look.

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Thank you and thank you It's definitely a WIP. Your config gave me the inspiration to get a bit more creative with tuning settings. Especially the adaption.

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Hi all . Back with new screens (v0.139)

WOW, that looks incredible Mani. I would love to try your config if/when you make it available. The color and light balance looks just perfect for my tastes. May I ask what enbeffect.fx code you are using? and if PP 2 or 5 etc.. and if this is with the enbbloom.fx file that comes with enbseries? Anyways, great shots

whats up! i love this forum and enb series (thank you boris) i have been using enb series for a long time now. before the skyrim mods. since the gui came out i decided why not tweak my own this time. thought i would post up some of my screenshots. unfortunately i cant figure out how to post pictures :\ how does one do this?

Dilly the weed
You can now post screenshots.

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I am INFP, not the brutal, godamnit.

Just noticed on newer (or newest) enb settings there is a particle setting... which saves me a ton of trouble as I can go back to one of my older settings that had it as primary issue. Reworking it though just because I'm an addict.

Sort of wish I didn't have the snowflakes on it now, but I liked it at the time.

At first I didn't like skylighting but I was so very wrong. Still trying to find the right balance but it sure does add a lot.

I've had the same brightness issue for a long time now. my screenshots were looking darker than in game. It turns out that the screenshots are showing the right thing and the game is too bright. This happend to me in borderlands 2 also. I found two solutions.

First one was to change the resolution OR play in window mode, 1080p 16:9 fullscreen just made the game brighter for me, other resolutions didn't. It's easy to test. If your title menu screen has a black background (real black) the it works, if it has a brighter black then it is wrong.

Second solution just solved the problem intirely, making it work with all resolutions as it should. The problem is scaling. Go to Nvidia control panel/display/adjust desktop size and position. In here there's different scaling options. My problem was "perform scaling on". It was set to "screen" I changed it to GPU and problem was solved.. My work computer always had it on GPU, that's why the brightness was right at work, and wrong at home.

I hope this solves your problem, otherwise I don't know

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