ENBSeries

The Elder Scrolls Skyrim (TES Skyrim, Скурим Свитки)

Graphic mod / patch ENBSeries 0.207

Changed vram statistics code to prevent low fps when memory manager frequently reallocate resources in vram as it detected not enough available memory. Seems this happen only for some users and as i understood when size of on board vram is 4 gb or greater and/or 64-bit OS with some drivers. Guess the best stability and performance will be when ram amount is huge, for example 12 or 16 gb, but of course bigger vram size is better. If someone thinking about upgrade only for skyrim with my patch, forget about upgrades from 3 gb to 4 or even from 3 to 6 gb, more important to have at least 8 gb of ram, so if you haven't yet, upgrade it first.

THANKS!

Working very well so far!

@Boris
not sure which runs better 206 or 207 but both are great, i still get the savegame ctds but once i get stable into a savegame it runs great
the latency is superb i can work very fast without a lot of impact also the free floating camera is very responsive like it was in 200

Unless I happen to have caught this while he's uploading a new version, it appears the .206 version is still on the .207 webpage.

drbeavi5 wrote:Unless I happen to have caught this while he's uploading a new version, it appears the .206 version is still on the .207 webpage.

The description here is wrong, it says "ENBSeries v0.206 for TES Skyrim".
But the link leads to http://enbdev.com/enbseries_skyrim_v[b]0207[/b].zip

It is just a typo because of lack of sleep.

207 running smooth as butter for me...

[MEMORY]
ExpandSystemMemoryX64=true
ReduceSystemMemoryUsage=true
DisableDriverMemoryManager=true
DisablePreloadToVRAM=true
ReservedMemorySizeMb=512
EnableUnsafeMemoryHacks=false

No graphs, but 0.207 is :



Nuff said !

.207 runs way better if vram is on its limit (filled).

No CTD's, no freezes, and close to no stutters if doing 360' turns in areas where vram is maxed out.

Best version yet. VERY smooth and no CTD after over an hour. Session ended with an infinite load screen on an interior cell, but may not have been ENB-related...

Hello,

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