The mod, Grass on Steriods - which has more information on this setting.īeyond that I think most things I have used you are using or have been suggested. If you want the game to look better though, you can do that and use I would say the mod is worth sorting out any issues with it if you can. You shouldn't really have any as long is the load order is correct and if needed download the Skyrim Project Optimization - No Homes version, if there is a conflict there. I arleady had but I had some problems with it so I had to unistall it. It adds occlusion culling ( = not rendering, what you can't see anyways) to lot's of locations (Interiors only). Originally posted by Jellypuff:Once you've done with the optimizations above, check out 'Skyrim - Project Optimization':

I have to change the proxy settings to run Hiaglo and ENB at the same time right? Well, I can't seem to find the HiagloBoost.ini file to change the proxy settings. It will allocate more memory to initial processes with Skyrim, sparing you from extended or crashing loading screens and certain load event crashes during the game. If not, then no problem: it is your own choise.įor better performance, I also recommend activating SKSE memory tweak.

I will link instructions, if you are interested.

It is the most useful stability, performance and CTD fix that we have around. When active, ENBoost moves the stress from your Graphic card memory and moves it to your computer memory, trough enbhost.exe. Originally posted by Ilja:I understand that you do not want ENB preset mods, but have you still thought of activating ENBoost? Using just the binary pack and configuration does not cause problems to your performance, but ENBoost would help your game a lot.

Performance and realistic enb