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Description of most important settings for enblocal.ini [MEMORY] //For default ENBoost settings for your video card and system: //http://www.iparadigm.org/pages/pnenb/ENBoost.html //------------------------------------------------------------------ //Fix for game engine buffer limitations; allows 64-bit systems //to access 3-4GB RAM with optimized performance. //Can generally be left true even for 32-bit systems. //If using a 32-bit system and having problems test as false. ExpandSystemMemoryX64=true //------------------------------------------------------------------ //Core ENBoost for all systems: //Reduce RAM use to radically reduce *memory-related* CTD issues. ReduceSystemMemoryUsage=true //------------------------------------------------------------------ //Reduce chance of CTD or low performance due to bad video drivers, //however with good drivers leaving as false can be optimal. //When true, bad drivers can cause lower performance or pauses where //they would normally just CTD if false. Reported to help AMD users. //If you experience CTD even while above setting is set true, //try setting this to true. If having lag/long pauses, try false. DisableDriverMemoryManager=false //------------------------------------------------------------------ //When set true can give faster cell load times as geometry/textures //aren't loaded into video memory until visible. May cause stutter //as more data must be dynamically loaded into memory "on-demand" as //you look and move around. //If having long cell load times I recommend instead to first try //using the "free VRAM" key (PageDown by default) to clear VRAM //before entering a new location or fast traveling instead to clear //video memory prior to load: similar benefit without the stutter. DisablePreloadToVRAM=false //------------------------------------------------------------------ //Workaround mode for users experiencing large amount of stutter, //typically systems with large amount of VRAM (4GB+) or for 32-bit //systems with 4GB+ RAM. For testing only, unless ENBoost recommends //setting it true for your hardware. //Does not use memory reallocation, compression, or enbhost.exe. //Only works when ReduceSystemMemoryUsage=true. //Alt+tab will not work in fullscreen when this is true. EnableUnsafeMemoryHacks=false //------------------------------------------------------------------ //Buffer for memory/VRAM swap. //Generally, smaller=less RAM use/CTD, larger=less stutter in heavy //areas with many mods or high ugrids value. Lower values may also //improve long load times, though I suggest you try using the //"free VRAM" key before enabling this for that reason alone. //For video cards with 2GB or more VRAM, 512 is a good baseline. //For less VRAM, 256 can work better, but needs testing. //Values from above ENBoost settings link generally acceptable.

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Description of most important settings for enblocal.ini

[MEMORY]

//For default ENBoost settings for your video card and system:

//http://www.iparadigm.org/pages/pnenb/ENBoost.html

//------------------------------------------------------------------

//Fix for game engine buffer limitations; allows 64-bit systems

//to access 3-4GB RAM with optimized performance.

//Can generally be left true even for 32-bit systems.

//If using a 32-bit system and having problems test as false.

ExpandSystemMemoryX64=true

//------------------------------------------------------------------

//Core ENBoost for all systems:

//Reduce RAM use to radically reduce *memory-related* CTD issues.

ReduceSystemMemoryUsage=true

//------------------------------------------------------------------

//Reduce chance of CTD or low performance due to bad video drivers,

//however with good drivers leaving as false can be optimal.

//When true, bad drivers can cause lower performance or pauses where

//they would normally just CTD if false. Reported to help AMD users.

//If you experience CTD even while above setting is set true,

//try setting this to true. If having lag/long pauses, try false.

DisableDriverMemoryManager=false

//------------------------------------------------------------------

//When set true can give faster cell load times as geometry/textures

//aren't loaded into video memory until visible. May cause stutter

//as more data must be dynamically loaded into memory "on-demand" as

//you look and move around.

//If having long cell load times I recommend instead to first try

//using the "free VRAM" key (PageDown by default) to clear VRAM

//before entering a new location or fast traveling instead to clear

//video memory prior to load: similar benefit without the stutter.

DisablePreloadToVRAM=false

//------------------------------------------------------------------

//Workaround mode for users experiencing large amount of stutter,

//typically systems with large amount of VRAM (4GB+) or for 32-bit

//systems with 4GB+ RAM. For testing only, unless ENBoost recommends

//setting it true for your hardware.

//Does not use memory reallocation, compression, or enbhost.exe.

//Only works when ReduceSystemMemoryUsage=true.

//Alt+tab will not work in fullscreen when this is true.

EnableUnsafeMemoryHacks=false

//------------------------------------------------------------------

//Buffer for memory/VRAM swap.

//Generally, smaller=less RAM use/CTD, larger=less stutter in heavy

//areas with many mods or high ugrids value. Lower values may also

//improve long load times, though I suggest you try using the

//"free VRAM" key before enabling this for that reason alone.

//For video cards with 2GB or more VRAM, 512 is a good baseline.

//For less VRAM, 256 can work better, but needs testing.

//Values from above ENBoost settings link generally acceptable.

//Users with less than 1GB VRAM can try setting to their VRAM value.

ReservedMemorySizeMb=512

//------------------------------------------------------------------

//Manual setting for video memory usage.

//As a baseline, set this to 1024 x how many GB of VRAM you have.

//VRAM is how much memory your VIDEO CARD has, not system RAM.

//6GB VRAM = 6144

//3GB VRAM = 3072

//2.5GB VRAM = 2560

//2GB VRAM = 2048

//1.5GB VRAM = 1536

//1GB VRAM = 1024

//<1GB VRAM = Number of MB of VRAM (512 for a 512MB card.)

//In some cases where other running process (or bad drivers) are

//causing additional VRAM load, or VRAM is otherwise being maxed out,

//reducing this value can improve stability and performance.

//For optimized systems with large amounts of VRAM/system RAM,

//increasing this setting may offer similar improvements.

//Do not increase beyond system RAM size.

VideoMemorySizeMb=1024

[INPUT]

//Define in-game key bindings for ENB.

//Google Keyboard Keys and Key Code Values

KeyCombination=16 //shift=16

KeyUseEffect=123 //f12=123

KeyFPSLimit=36 //home=36

KeyShowFPS=106 //num=106

KeyScreenshot=45 //insert=45 printscreen=44

KeyEditor=13 //enter=13 f19=130

KeyFreeVRAM=34 //pagedown=34