Also I used the same save point for each test and repeated the exact same steps in each test to make it more of a fair comparison. In all tests, pip boy, level up, perk screens and menu screens run 75fps. The fps values are taken at points where there is only 3d terrain being displayed. With enb with all effects turned OFF and enb loaded ONLY

With enb with all effects turned OFF and enb loaded ONLY. To clarify and for bug testing purposes I did 2 extra tests as follows. PLEASE NOTE THE SLI MODE AND FPSĭo you see what just happened there? Disabling sli gave an extra boost of 10 fps by default instead of boosting performance as it should. With enb with all effects turned ON and used to some degree. This is were it starts getting interesting. Please note the following figures are averaged and rounded up/down for posting purposes.įallout new vegas. I'll cut a lot of the garbage here and get straight to the point with some interesting, logged test results. Monitors refresh rate is custom modified to run at 75hz as opposed to 60hz Relevant equipment only:Ģ x 2gb evga 660 super clocked in sli (auto overclock plus core temp induced throttle disabled and gpu frequency capped and locked static)Ĭore i5 ivybridge 3570k clocked at 4.3ghz, 1.225v static Just a simple sli texture flickering bug I was able to resolve by adjusting my own gfx cards. I also use enb for skyrim, for which I have no issues to report. Ok after 2 weeks of constant testing, playing and general shocks to the system, for the first time ever I've had to come on this forum and ask for advice and to pass across what certainly behaves like an invisible bottle neck bug using the newest enb with fallout new vegas.įirst off, please understand that I make my own pre-sets.

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