The general opinion seems to be that if you enable compression it gives a slight fps boost by using less total memory (i guess that's RAM) boost but can cause micro stutters. with compression enable you can load more textures in your vram as your card have.' Don't you maybe mean that if I set compression to true it reduces RAM usage by moving RAM into VRAM?Įdit: Another source says this : 'if you have not more as 2 gb vram, set it to true but you loss a little bit of quality. and if I follow yours then it decreases vram usage. If I follow STEP's statement then it increases vram usage when set to true. It is not recommenced to be set 'true' if already near VRAM limit and be 'false' if there is VRAM to spare.' Getting back to this after a said 'Setting EnableCompression to true will reduce actual VRAM usage' but STEP says 'This setting will allow for more compression in system RAM by having more textures moved into VRAM. If your enb comes with sweetfx, change EnableProxyLibrary=true, InitProxyFunctions=true and ProxyLibrary=yoursweetfx.dll in enblocal.ini as well.'Įdit: Here the link to the STEP site that I was referring to. Pick an ENB you like, use v0193 or latest enb, change UsePatchSpeedhackWithoutGraphics=false and UseDefferedRendering=true in enblocal.ini for enb effects. Quote: 'Most if not all ENB presets work with ENBoost.

'UseDefferedRendering=true Some sort of rendering technique, unimportant unless you use ENB graphics.'Īnd also this post: ctd-and-performance-patch-enboost/page-70

Setting it to true would be for ENB - users and settings it to false for Non - ENB users, meaning for people that do not use any graphical modifications.įrom Skyliner90 in the ENBoost comments on Nexus, Quote:

Quote: 'Set this line to true to use the memory reduction features without the graphic modifications of ENB. I noticed that the description for recommended ENBoost settings might be wrong on a certain part: This is my first post here so I hope this is the right place.

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