FPS Talk.

[projectphotoking]

Hey guys, my computers specs are "GPU-Intel® HD Graphics 4000, CPU-Intel® Core™ 15-3230M CPU @ 2.60Ghz (4 CPUs), ~2.6GHz, with 8GB RAM, 1668MB VRAM and 750GB memory" I use quite a few mods, the ones listed below are my visual/performance mods...but on top of those I use about a total of 40 mods or so. With my computers setup, i get about 40 FPS or so and a lowest drop point of about 28...and not many places causes it to drop. One place in particular it does drop a bit though, is in the banard mare in whiterun...if I enter the building and just stand there my fps is around 14 or so. Is this normal with my setup, and remember this is the only place that hits me hard. What are you guys opinion on this matter? Where do you get the most drop? What mods can I add to help get the best, FPS possible? Thanks, and please chat about I'd like as much input...from as many different sources as possible.

 

DYNAVISION-http://skyrim.nexusm...om/mods/12525/?

 

Enhanced Lights and FX-http://www.skyrim.ne...com/mods/27043/

 

Climates of Tamriel-http://skyrim.nexusm...om/mods/17802/?

 

Skyrim Flora Overhaul-http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/141/?

 

Skyrim Ultra HD Texture Pack-http://skyrim.nexusm...om/mods/35507/?

 

Skyrim Mesh Improvement Mod-http://skyrim.nexusm...om/mods/35507/?

 

Skyrim Performance Plus-http://skyrim.nexusm...com/mods/6387/?

 

Rogue Script Remover-http://skyrim.nexusm...m/mods/35556//?

[majormittens]

I'd take a bet on the drops being a result of the light fx in the interior, aswell as the shadows that are produced by the light source. That's just my guess but I remember using a few mods to give me a performance boost since I had a similar issue like you.

Here are some mods I remember using;

 

http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/736/?

http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/5641/?

http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/6387/?

http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/10789/?

 

Not all of them are for interiors but they're all performance boosters in some way or another. I'll post some more as time goes by.

[projectphotoking]

I'd take a bet on the drops being a result of the light fx in the interior, aswell as the shadows that are produced by the light source. That's just my guess but I remember using a few mods to give me a performance boost since I had a similar issue like you.

 

Here are some mods I remember using;

 

http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/736/?

http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/5641/?

http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/6387/?

http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/10789/?

 

Not all of them are for interiors but they're all performance boosters in some way or another. I'll post some more as time goes by.

Thanks, I already use one of these...but the one called Gigantic FPS Patch, does that actually work and how well? Any negative effects?

[majormittens]

It did work and my frame rate has been boosted rather significantly but the only issue is that you can't seem to use ENB's since both mods use the same .dll file. I really do recommend it if you're not using anykind of ENB.

[projectphotoking]

It did work and my frame rate has been boosted rather significantly but the only issue is that you can't seem to use ENB's since both mods use the same .dll file. I really do recommend it if you're not using anykind of ENB.

I'm not 100% sure if I've got any ENBs how would I be able to find out? Are any of the mods I listed ENBs? And what exactly is an ENB?

[majormittens]

It's something like a graphical improvement for tons of games, you can find it here; http://www.enbdev.com/.

It really devours your fps but there are some presets that actually boost your frame rate count.

 

Since you don't really have it judging by the list you posted, I recommend you give that fps patch a try.

[projectphotoking]

It's something like a graphical improvement for tons of games, you can find it here; http://www.enbdev.com/.

It really devours your fps but there are some presets that actually boost your frame rate count.

 

Since you don't really have it judging by the list you posted, I recommend you give that fps patch a try.

Thanks will do I'll let you know if it works...and how well.