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NVM XD idk how or why but ever since i upgraded from ryzen 1500x to 3600.. which was 2 months ago my cpu has only been running at 4 cores 8 threads even though its a 6 core cpu.. didn't figure it out till today. Damn this cpu runs fking hard fast even at 4 cores lmao. fixed it by downloading ryzen master but the full screen optimization disable was crashing my game so had to disable it. Game runs smooth as hell now

ive been archiving all my mods into ba2 files. putting all my weapons and armour in a single ba2 file and other meshes with the same idea.. It improved stability lil bit and reduced stutering... also suprised that the "windows fullscreen optimization disable" trick works in this game. Gave me about 6-8 fps extra

when u get in to combat with many mods... do you still see the weapon switch delay from your modded weapons or is it almost instant?

hi guys. Was looking to buy a nvme and see if its worth for fallout 4. I have many weapon mods that requires big amount of space. My SDD is pretty big enough for all the mods that i have but i was wondering if there would be much difference from normal sata drive to the current popular but affordable NVME drives. I notice a lot of delays when switching from different modded weapons to another, I was wondering if switching from sdd to nvme would improve or remove the delays from weapon switching. I have ryzen 3600 4.2ghz 3600mhz 16gb Ram 1tb sdd drive gtx 1060 3gb My modlist is pretty big but most of my mods are quest related, I avoid using texture mods and always try to keep my game running 100+ fps which it does most of the time. 116 Active mods which i only have 10 weapon mods. I have a lot of performance mods which allows me to get stable 144 at some areas of the map and 100+ on average boston area so i was wondering if the weapon switching delay from different modded weapons is cpu related, gpu related, script related or maybe which i believe is my sdd. Thanks in advance.