If you are brand new to modding work through this before asking where to start. 
You may not post about questions that are answered in the FAQ. The best driver setting is when set for application preference everything, nothing forced, but quality of texture filtering set to high quality.Submit Help Post Submit Text Post Posting Rules FiltersĪdd, ,, , or in the title of your post so posts can be filtered! Unfilter Using Mods In general, first game do some setting, then mod change them, then driver change, so driver have higher priority always. What better, use global(=game setting) in driver or set it different? I know you not oraculs and it very poorly formulated question but maybe you have strict opition on that from your experience.Īlso if you have stability issues with the game, you can enable ReduceSystemMemoryUsage=true, but it's really much better on your rig to lower quality of textures in game video options or to disable any hi-res textures as dlc or mods.įor VideoMemorySizeMb, you should subtract around 100 from that number reported for XP.Īnisotropic Filtering in drivers have higher priority, pick any, in driver or in enblocal.ini, both gonna work.ĭisableDriverMemoryManager is actually not bad idea, for some people helps a lot to reduce stuttering, but in your case it's not gonna work i think, not enough vram and ram both. Driver parameters / skyrim graphic settings / ENBoost: what have higher priority?Įnblocal: DisableDriverMemoryManager=false (from setting's description I think set it "true" not good idea).ĭriver setting: use global (use game's setting)Ģ. Should I substract some for win XP and how much?ĭriver/game ini/enblocal setting: It's not strictly related to ENB, but maybe you may enlighten me.ġ. Guide states "substract 170 for win7, 350 for win10". VideoMemorySizeMb: vramsizetest for DX9 has reported 832mb. So I should set it to "false", am I correct? 
ReduceSystemMemoryUsage: In STEP guide for enblocal.ini it states "For this feature to work properly, users should have a minimum of 4GB system RAM". Is it worth for me to use ENBoost at all? Can it give perfomance boost for that specs? If no, disregard questions below.ĮNB binary version: Should I use latest 0.389 or maybe some older version will suit my PC better?
Specs: Win XP sp3, CPU dual core 2.5GHz, 3gb ram, GeForse 9600 GT 512 vram Sorry to bother you with such necroproblems, but whom can I ask if not you guys?
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