For no stuttering with lot of vram and not too much texture mods i prefer unsafe memory hacks, because testing the game with running very fast and at such conditions streamed textures by the ENBoost produce noticable delays. Closer you come to the limit where vram is full, greater chance to have stuttering if setting are not correct.
Setting depends from the texture mods installed, greater texture resolution means higher memory usage. I used ENB FXAA SweetFX Manager v4.1 to remove ENB entirely (to be sure I didn't miss a file) and launched the same setup and it is completely flawlessly silky smooth.ĭoes anyone have a suggestion to get ENB up and running correctly? Would playing STEP without ENB cause issues down the road? Combat will stutter in particular as new spells or decals are used. Especially the section of ENB trying out each setting and increment. ini field you have in your guides with no noticable change.
I also notice the effect is degenerative and after 30 minutes or so I need to restart Skyrim. Over time walking around as game items load into my RAM or VRAM the game smooths out, but maddeningly opening the map completely resets the behavior or going to an interior cell then exterior again. Opening a menu or book will cause a similar hitch. Spent the weekend installing STEP and running into serious stutter then reinstalling STEP from scratch to make sure I didn't make any mistakes, which I am now completely sure I've done every single instruction precisely.īasically, when entering a save there is a gigantic stutter (macro stutter) that will freeze anywhere from 300ms to 5 seconds followed by a dozen more stutters as I spin my character around loading elements around me. STEP 2.2.9.2, including bashing and DynDOLODing (1) will playing STEP Enhanced without ENB cause issues down the line? (2) Is there something I'm totally missing with ENB to fix the stutter? Uninstalling ENB entirely and running the same Skyrim STEP setup is flawlessly smooth with no stutter. TLDR: ENB is causing macro stutter on a near game breaking level. I felt it was too nit picky but playing them all together really has an additive impact! It would probably be helpful to find more of the root cause here, but this is at least a start!įirst off, thanks for putting together such a comprehensive set of mods. Memory Hacks and Reduce System settings as below once again alleviated the stutter. so there's more going on here than I can see. I used an ini posted by a user lower in the section and the stuttering returned even with the AF setting corrected. Switching to Application Controlled fixed 95% of the issues. Nvidia must have reset my settings when I reinstalled Skyrim and it changed Anistropic Filtering to 16x instead of being Application Controlled. THANK YOU to everyone who helped out here! Still not 100% sure what's happening on a technical level (I imagine my symptoms will show up again if I put the textures under heavier stress) but solved the symptoms at least.
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