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This is weird. Why would things start flying around because of the recieved framerate O_o I've played skyrim on 60+ fps and apart from some tearing once in a while it was perfect

Well, as someone who owns a high end gaming rig, I get to experience it pretty often, and I can tell you, the higher the fps the better. I'm playing CS:GO on 300 fps and have no issues at all!

No offense, but this is s#*!. "Stuff starts to float"?? da hell's that supposed to mean and how is floating stuff bound to fps? There's absolutely no problem in playing games at high fps, you may get a tearing effect sometimes, but you can use a fps limiter to limit the fps to 30,60 or 120 to prevent this.

Hi guys, today I released an update for my Crow ENB after being busy for a few weeks. It contains a new Bokeh Dof, wich is somehow causing blue horizontal stripes on the screen sometimes. Any Ideas why it does this? Oh and does anyone know some really pretty screenshot locations??

Is there a way I can disable Lens effects on sun and all stuff except for spell-fire?

Guess that comes down to personal taste. Thanks for the feedback tho.

Hi guys, I'm currently working on a new enb preset based on Opethfeldts enb. You can find some screenshots here and some videos here. Feedback is highly appreciated! Let me hear your suggestions about how I can make skyrim look even better! CrowClaws

Make sure your CPU and RAM isn't bottlenecking your GPU

That would be all the screenshots without "Level up" I'm having very playable 35-50 fps with those settings

Thanks! The only thing still bugging me is cloudy/rainy weather but I'm gonna make them look good as well :wink: Btw: What do you guys think about the supersampled screenshot? Do you think as I do, that it makes quite some difference? Well, it better should since it costs me 20-30 fps :D

Make sure you check the blog daily to see the latest screenshots and tell me your opinion about it! Also check out my Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxl9UUHGbUEWAj-XJI-cjTg (feedback is once again welcome!) Yeah, just bring on every suggestion you have, I want to make skyrim looking good as possible!

Pretty good. Adjusted the cloudy weather a bit to make it less bright

I supersample by enable it in the enblocal and then changing my screenresolutions to 4k in the SkyrimPrefs.ini. I has a hard performance hit but you can see the improvement of the picture as more details and less aliasing is visible.

Yeah it is indeed Dat Grass. I'm getting around 30-50 Fps on 1080p, supersampled it's only around 5-10fps :D And that with an i5-4570 and a GTX 780SC, wich is pretty much the top of the line, so yeah pretty performance hungry!