In case you use it to overclock, the additional beauty of NI is that you fire it up once via a batch file and set the values you want, no need to leave it running in the background. Then fire up another bat-file to reset cards to default after playing.

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Laptop-Gamer - Lenovo Y500, i7 3630QM, 2x GT650M SLI 2GB VRAM, 8GB, Win 8.1 64bit, Driver 347.52
ENBs: Somber 3, Grim & Somber Jyggalag
Screenshots on my Nexus profile and Flickr

Is anybody here using skse

who is not?

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Laptop-Gamer - Lenovo Y500, i7 3630QM, 2x GT650M SLI 2GB VRAM, 8GB, Win 8.1 64bit, Driver 347.52
ENBs: Somber 3, Grim & Somber Jyggalag
Screenshots on my Nexus profile and Flickr

Hey Boris, I've recently ran into a bug today while using this version.

Apparently it's causing the Skyrim launcher not to be clickable, making the launcher options greyed out. I thought it had to do something with Skyrim.ini and SkyrimPrefs.ini and verifying the game didn't do anything until I had to remove all the ENB files from the Skyrim folder in order to have the Skyrim Launcher working. Add it back in and the bug is back.

Is this supposed to happen?

Just thought if anyone would've have noticed this as well.

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System Specs- Windows 10 64bit - ASUS M5A97 R2.0 - AMD FX-8320 - MSI R7 360 2GB OC - Crucial Ballistix Sport Series 32GB

Ok do you use the injector version of ENB when you run SKSe

no, wrapper, meaning just dll and enbhost.exe + files from my usual presets.
works without any problems at least on my setup.


P.S.: no warning message with latest Unreal Cinema 211 (btw like the looks even better than 209, UW, changed anything?), been playing straight 3 hrs with totally overmodded game AND had browser and Skype running in the background, no freezes, no crashes, stutter only in rare occasions, mostly related to sound. Framerates stable in upper 30s. My settings:

[MEMORY]
ExpandSystemMemoryX64=true
ReduceSystemMemoryUsage=true
DisableDriverMemoryManager=false
DisablePreloadToVRAM=false
EnableUnsafeMemoryHacks=false
ReservedMemorySizeMb=512
VideoMemorySizeMb=8192


F'ing awesome!

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Laptop-Gamer - Lenovo Y500, i7 3630QM, 2x GT650M SLI 2GB VRAM, 8GB, Win 8.1 64bit, Driver 347.52
ENBs: Somber 3, Grim & Somber Jyggalag
Screenshots on my Nexus profile and Flickr

Is there an option for ATI/AMD users for controlling fan speed curves besideds MSI Afterburner? Almost all of them are for nividia and that is strange considering nividia project green is it is thier plan to lock down all cards to not be OC and not adjustable by software from here on out. So are AMD jsut screwed royally then? SO I use Afterburner to tweak my fan curve and temps never go above 60 or if I use default fan curve my temps get up to about 69. I don't like getting close to the 70 mark. I run the game fine otherwise. Good performance the only version of ENB that gave me fits was 201 I froze with it for about 10-12 seconds.

SYSTEM SPECS
CPU AMD PHENOM II 1065T x6 at 3.5 GHZ(YES I KNOW CPU IS NOT THE BEST SAVING FOR NEXT MAINBORD AND CHIPSET UPGRADE)
AMD XFX R7950 3GB DD OC at 1100/ 1400
16 GB RAM

Just wanted to say thanks for creating ENB Series! Some people just like to complain about everything and are never happy(must suck to think like that).
But I hope you know there are a whole lot more who appreciate the work you do on ENB, they are just to lazy to register and say it

Boris

I found the problem why Enbhost.exe is not running.

With Skse

Without Skse


As you can see Skse is the reason Enbhost.exe not working. How do i fix this???

seems not to be a general problem, I am running Skyrim via Mod Organizer -> skse-launcher, and enbhost obviously works as intended:



one of the things I had to do is set ALL programs in the chain to launch Skyrim to administrator rights, since otherwise enbhost.exe can not be launched with the privileges it needs.

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Laptop-Gamer - Lenovo Y500, i7 3630QM, 2x GT650M SLI 2GB VRAM, 8GB, Win 8.1 64bit, Driver 347.52
ENBs: Somber 3, Grim & Somber Jyggalag
Screenshots on my Nexus profile and Flickr