

I can tell you from experience that using. You can always try later if and when you know more. There are two utilities that you should learn how to use if you want to improve this aspect of the game and also gain performance.

LODs are distant objects in the background that get swapped for real ones as you get closer to them. End result is less vRAM consumption and basically no quality loss 0. This mod simply optimizes default textures and saves them in correct formats. The second one will remove procedurally generated objects from the world small pebles, stones, shrubs etc. Now comes the part that will benefit you greatly if you took the time and learned how to mod the game. So make sure to increase that one or check after you click on different presets to see how it changed. If you reduce the value it has the opposite effect. Other settings too, but Skyrim is usually badly performing outdoors.Īlso, the grass setting is counter intuitive. Generally speaking the outdoors draw distance as well as detailed draw distance is what will net you a lot of extra FPS. If you want to edit more, put your mouse on top of any setting and a tooltip will show up with detailed explanation of what that setting does. To test if you pointed well as a beginnersimply disable intro logos and start the game.

In the setup tab point it to your config files. They will clog up your vRAM and kill your game with stuttering. Do not install custom high resolution textures. Stay away from CPU heavy mods like Warzones.
