free fps increase, skyrim Reloaded motion blur with HialgoBoost

[Dragonborn1511]

just a quick tip for you guys who have shitty computers but don't want to see pixelation everywhere with Hialgo.

Hialgoboost will decrease the resolution when you move your camera. will make the game look very ugly when doing so.

but if you can tolerate motion blur, you could install Skyrim reloaded, activate the motion blur (edit the file for your personal taste). and you are done, the fps gain will still be there, but the pixelation will be blurred! :smile:
I am using an old laptop with 6gb ram intel Pentium and intel HD graphics. getting constant 40 fps with more than 70 graphical mods at medium settings, 1k/2k textures with shadows on low.

 

good day.

Edited February 4, 2017 by Dragonborn1511

[NexusComa]

Hialgoboost is a terrible way to fix this problem in my opinion. The trick and I say trick as it really don't work ... It tries to blur out the screen where you're not looking, but it also drops the resolution in the main view. ​An old nintendo thing that was scraped years ago. But, that isn't the end of it, the program also double "pings" the screen giving you a false FPS reading. Kind of like setting Jumbo Frame on your Ethernet setting than clamming it doubles your internet speed.

 

A few real things you can do to get better FPS is to lower your settings, resolution and just remove shadows all together.

That will give you more FPS and it's totally legit.

Edited February 1, 2017 by NexusComa

[Dragonborn1511]

well Hialgo does give me around 30 fps (and it does make my game waaay smoother). as I said, Hialgo is not the complete story, it pixelates the screen when moving and makes the game ugly. but if you like motion blur, you can use the other mod to basically remove the pixelation when moving.

 

also instead of disabling shadows, you can reduce the shadow draw range and increase smoothness, the former will give a small fps boost and the latter won't affect performance. basically, increase shadow smoothness and reduce shadow map size without adding AA or similar stuff, it will make the shadows less detailed but it is better than disabling it.

Edited February 2, 2017 by Dragonborn1511