ENBseries vs ENBoost?

[Newerabs]

Hi!

 

I'm wondering if someone could explain to me the difference between ENBseries and ENBoost?

 

I've been playing modded Fallout 4 for a little while on my PC and I just started getting into ENB presets.

 

I have a lot of questions but my main question is should I be using the v.283 ENBoost ONLY or using ENBseries v.317? I notice that for the ENB presets a lot of them say to use v.307 so is that version I have to use? Or should I use v.317? Do these newer versions already come with an ENBoost?

Also, should I be disabling AO in my Fallout 4 launch settings? I noticed that with one ENB my textures were really blurry almost as if they weren't loaded all the way.

 

Here's my PC specs:

GTX 1070

i5 4690k

16GB of RAM

 

I know these are n00b questions so any help is appreciated!

[iXenite]

Use whatever ENB binaries the ENB preset wants you to use. As for the difference between the primary ENB series binaries and ENB Boost - it's quite simple. The ENB binaries are what are used to make the ENB presets. As for the ENB Boost - it is not meant to be used for presets. It essentially increases the available memory the game can use at a time. If you install ENB - then you automatically have ENB Boost, so don't worry about it too much. As for disabling Ambient Occlusion, does the ENB you use say that you should? If not - then don't worry about it. You're GPU is more than powerful enough to use AO. If it does say you should disable it - then do it. Basically, always follow the instructions of the ENB preset.

[Newerabs]

Use whatever ENB binaries the ENB preset wants you to use. As for the difference between the primary ENB series binaries and ENB Boost - it's quite simple. The ENB binaries are what are used to make the ENB presets. As for the ENB Boost - it is not meant to be used for presets. It essentially increases the available memory the game can use at a time. If you install ENB - then you automatically have ENB Boost, so don't worry about it too much. As for disabling Ambient Occlusion, does the ENB you use say that you should? If not - then don't worry about it. You're GPU is more than powerful enough to use AO. If it does say you should disable it - then do it. Basically, always follow the instructions of the ENB preset.

Thank you so much, that's exactly what I was looking for.

[iXenite]

 

Thank you so much, that's exactly what I was looking for.

 

 

You're welcome, glad I was able to help.