Fallout 4 0.283 ENBoost

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Re: Fallout 4 0.283 ENBoost

Several guys on Nexus have fps drop in heavy areas with ENBoost installed, but they disabled turbo boost of their cpu, so this is not the culprit. Can someone with issue please try to disable logical cores of cpu in bios or by assigning game process to physical cores only? This is the only one idea came to mind, though i can't explain why it is slow even in that case. Can't release tests, because nobody reports anyway.
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Registered to say thanks. Latest version seems to be working fine at the moment. Most drawcalls I've seen has been about 5700... Seems less flickering textures/shadows with the mod.

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ENBSeries wrote:Several guys on Nexus have fps drop in heavy areas with ENBoost installed, but they disabled turbo boost of their cpu, so this is not the culprit. Can someone with issue please try to disable logical cores of cpu in bios or by assigning game process to physical cores only? This is the only one idea came to mind, though i can't explain why it is slow even in that case. Can't release tests, because nobody reports anyway.
I wish I could help you there, but I do not experience fps drops. Well, nothing that isn't explainable due to the amount of meshes and SSAO I'm seeing in a single shot.

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ENBSeries wrote:Several guys on Nexus have fps drop in heavy areas with ENBoost installed, but they disabled turbo boost of their cpu, so this is not the culprit. Can someone with issue please try to disable logical cores of cpu in bios or by assigning game process to physical cores only? This is the only one idea came to mind, though i can't explain why it is slow even in that case. Can't release tests, because nobody reports anyway.
Actually, I don't suffer performance loss with ENBoost installed. But I downloaded the test versions to see if there's anything new noticeable. I think a lot of people were just like me, that's why nobody reported.

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me neither, with ENBoost installed no fps drops.
Turboboost is disabled in my rig.
Got the game working on 6 cores through iHWNumThreads=6, although i don't know for sure if the game really utilizes 6 cores.
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Have you changed your FOV by any chance I find any FOV above 80 starts to effect FPS in some spots.Dont forget to set shadow distance to medium too.

Actually yes, FOV is set to 80 at this current time. Was thinking about reducing Shadows, though I do not get the same drop in FPS when in Vanilla mode and for testing purposes right now I best sit tight and leave the options the same for ENB for accurate comparisons.
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Boris do you know if the game's godrays are tied to a texture? Or are they using some other method? I don't understand why a setting other then ultra would cause pixelization around objects the rays meet. I can't find the texture (yet), in skyrim when you made that feature the texture for the rays could be just a small blank texture and the results were 100 times better than this shit.
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Re: Fallout 4 0.283 ENBoost

I have not had any FPS loss with ENB. Things are running fine for me. I am on windows 10 with a minimal system. I don't use any tools for graphics.
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ENBSeries wrote:Several guys on Nexus have fps drop in heavy areas with ENBoost installed, but they disabled turbo boost of their cpu, so this is not the culprit. Can someone with issue please try to disable logical cores of cpu in bios or by assigning game process to physical cores only? This is the only one idea came to mind, though i can't explain why it is slow even in that case. Can't release tests, because nobody reports anyway.
Did you read my detailed Turbo boost. Report that i posted for you...?

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Marcurios wrote: Got the game working on 6 cores through iHWNumThreads=6, although i don't know for sure if the game really utilizes 6 cores.
This option is useless, game can utilize up to 15 threads by default.
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