Does ENBoost really allows Skyrim to recognize more than 4GB?

[FJMS1988]

Hello everybody, I have been modding Skyrim for a year and after installing more than a hundred texture mods and having uGridsToLoad=11 a big stuttering has appeared, and this is my computer...

 

- Intel Core i7-4710HQ CPU 2,50 GHz

- Windows 8.1 x64

- 32 GB Ram

- Nvidia GeForce GTX 880M 8GB

- HHD 1TB 7200 rpm

- 24552 Total Available Graphics Memory

I thought it was impossible to experience stuttering with such a powerful computer even with a full modded Skyrim but then I red that Skyrim only recongizes a max of 4GB VRAM and the only solution is installing ENBoost, which allows Skyrim to recognize more VRAM....

I installed ENBoost and I checked the Skyrim Performance Monitor, which shows that Skyrim is using a 99% of the abailable VRAM and shows that this is 4GB, so it seems that skyrim still recognizes the same memory than before installing ENBoost, which is not working.

How can I configure ENBoost to make Skyrim recognize more than 4GB VRAM please? Is it really possible? I have been configuring the enblocal.ini file but I have no experienced any improvement in performance, and here you have my configuration:

[PROXY]

EnableProxyLibrary=true

InitProxyFunctions=true

ProxyLibrary=d3d9injFX.dll

[GLOBAL]

UsePatchSpeedhackWithoutGraphics=true

UseDefferedRendering=true

IgnoreCreationKit=false

UseEffect=true

[PERFORMANCE]

SpeedHack=true

EnableOcclusionCulling=true

[MULTIHEAD]

ForceVideoAdapterIndex=false

VideoAdapterIndex=0

[MEMORY]

ExpandSystemMemoryX64=true

ReduceSystemMemoryUsage=true

DisableDriverMemoryManager=true

DisablePreloadToVRAM=false

EnableUnsafeMemoryHacks=false

ReservedMemorySizeMb=1024

VideoMemorySizeMb=24202

EnableCompression=false

AutodetectVideoMemorySize=true

[WINDOW]

ForceBorderless=false

ForceBorderlessFullscreen=false

[ENGINE]

ForceAnisotropicFiltering=true

MaxAnisotropy=16

ForceLodBias=false

LodBias=0.0

AddDisplaySuperSamplingResolutions=false

EnableVSync=true

VSyncSkipNumFrames=0

[LIMITER]

WaitBusyRenderer=false

EnableFPSLimit=false

FPSLimit=60.0

[iNPUT]

//shift

KeyCombination=16

//f12

KeyUseEffect=123

//home

KeyFPSLimit=36

//num / 106

KeyShowFPS=106

//print screen

KeyScreenshot=44

//enter

KeyEditor=13

//f4

KeyFreeVRAM=115

[ADAPTIVEQUALITY]

Enable=false

Quality=1

DesiredFPS=20.0

[ANTIALIASING]

EnableEdgeAA=true

EnableTemporalAA=false

EnableSubPixelAA=true

EnableTransparencyAA=false

[FIX]

FixGameBugs=true

FixParallaxBugs=true

FixParallaxTerrain=true

FixAliasedTextures=true

IgnoreLoadingScreen=false

IgnoreInventory=false

FixSsaoWaterTransparency=false

FixSsaoHairTransparency=false

FixTintGamma=true

RemoveBlur=false

FixSubSurfaceScattering=true

FixSkyReflection=true

FixCursorVisibility=true

Thak you very muh in advance!

[MotoSxorpio]

ENB uses another executive to assign more addressing than the 3.1ish gb limit set to Skyrim via 32bit programming. This executive acts like a swap file in memory. VRAM doesn't care about RAM memory allocation. You either have only 4gb 880m or you have two 880m in sli (which does not allow for stacking gfx memory). ENB does not "allows Skyrim to recognize more VRAM....", It does allow Skyrim to use more than 3.1ish gb of RAM.