Gonna keep it simple: Had it where things sometimes took a while to activate after being interacted with, installed this to see if it would help, so far seems like it has. Thanks!
Mod works great on skyrimvr (FUS). I play with an RTX 3090 with 32gb ram and a 1tb SSD and updated many textures on FUS to 4k. Was noticing a constant dip of 5-10fps at 80-90% gpu utilization and realized that it isn't my gpu that's causing the dips. enabled this in Mod Organizer and noticed immediate results. Now I only see a small quick 5fps dip every 30 seconds or so and its from twirling and jumping around, whereas before just casually walking was causing constant dips.
This mod literally halves my FPS. I have no idea why, but I suspect how well it works is going to depend what specific hardware you're running.
I know this site is full of people making vague claims about mods doing weird things, but I spent a full day trying to figure out why my FPS dropped from 85 to 42, and it was this all along. Removing this, and only this, fixed my problem.
Not saying it's a bad mod, might help some people, but do your testing to make sure it's actually helping.
this exact problem was happening to me to awhile back on my old pc (my FPS being halved exactly, no more no less) and I never did find the cause -- I wonder if this was it
The developers of such deep technical mods usually say "I did my part, the rest is up to you" and leave without any explanation, I believe this mod is aimed at doubling the vram and increasing the fps a little, but of course if you have the vram to spend twice as much, otherwise your fps will hit the bottom due to the vram overrun. Someone contradict me if I'm wrong. Finally, turn off the trilinear optimization and anisotropic sample optimization features in the nvidia control panel, these features increase the vram usage by 2 times, meaning you will lose 4 x vram.
I have a lot of mods (Currently running about 700) And I honestly cannot tell if this works or not, might be placebo at this point, but I'm keeping this thing.
I had way more, but then I decided to trim down the number because my game was bursting at the seams, still, if you can get a stable enough load order with more mods than by all means more power to you
Can anyone tell me if this mod works, I have used it but this mod author has not given any numbers or shown any tests to prove this works, I am not doubting the ability of the author but I would like to hear from other users on whether they saw any improvement with this mod?
My machine is running 24/7 and has 128GB RAM. I have not been using that mod. The first start after a reboot of Skyrim SE with MO2 from a SATA SSD was allways a pain. Every start after that was fast because of Windows caching files. You can watch your self, just open the Windows task manager. Open the tab for memory and it will tell you how many memory ist used for Cache. I switched from the SATA SSD to a NVME SSD with PCIE 4.0 the difference is only noticeable on the first start of Skyrim SE after booting Windows. Im using that mod for starfield and there it definitely helps! Clearly that mod can only improve things if your system has enough free RAM, i would expect Systems with only 16GB (16Gb might even be to less) and more benefitting from that mod. But from my experience that mod shouldn't been needed for Skyrim SE!
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1.6.1130 will be updated as soon as SKSE gets updated within 48 hours
1.6.1130 is now supported with version 1.1Removing the mod by fixes said loading screen.
I know this site is full of people making vague claims about mods doing weird things, but I spent a full day trying to figure out why my FPS dropped from 85 to 42, and it was this all along. Removing this, and only this, fixed my problem.
Not saying it's a bad mod, might help some people, but do your testing to make sure it's actually helping.