Hello. When playing vanilla New Vegas or when using ENB with it there is a lot of unexpected stuttering in some areas. I can just, for example look at a plain wall and get huge stutters for no reason, I guess there are also some kind of vram issues because my average fps drops when I exit an area and it only goes back to normal when I restart the game. This is a game engine bug which bethesda never bothered to patch, it affects some nvidia and amd gpus, it has something to do with character face animations and shaders. There is a d3d9.dll fix that makes the game think you use different gpu and makes it use more optimized shaders (or something like that) and it works for me.

This custom d3d9.dll is on nexus and is called 'Alternate D3D9 fix for ATI plus D3D9Gen', (it also contains a .dll generator). Everything would be fine but here's my problem: I don't know how make this d3d9.dll fix work together with ENB. With wrapper version I tried loading the renamed .dll through ENB's ProxyLibrary (which is probably stupid) and that didn't work. Can it work with injector version ENB? I don't know how to use the injector version, I can't find any guide, I tried putting ProcessName0=FalloutNV.4gb in enbinjector.ini, like it says on the ENBInjector.exe screen but it does nothing and ENB doesn't load. Help please

This is bullshit, i strongly advice to forget about such idea. Configure game manually, there is no super mega mode of game engine, it just degrade setting for slow gpu from list, any user can do this manually.

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This isn't something I made up or a placebo or anything, it's a real thing, there are a lot of discussions about this, the tool was downloaded hundreds of thousands of times from nexus. I could make a comparison video if you need. I tried every single available fnv tweak, I can put 800x600 with every setting as low as possible but no matter what that massive stuttering and fps drop problem persists, the d3d9.dll is the only thing that fixes it. And it doesn't degrade quality, at first transparency wasn't working with it enabled but now it's fixed.