I chose Obsidian because of the seasons variations specific from locations, but honestly, Dolomite is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ amazing. Taking all the infomation, guess its safe to go the "Good Image" version. In the ENB Files, the quality comes as Color Correction Version (Performance), Quality Version (Good Image), and Ultimate (Best Image). But like what Sinsling says, you should not be using to many 4k texture mods, use 2k textures such as Noble Skyrim, and such. I know this because I have the same GPU and amount of Vram and Ram as you, just an i7 instead of an i5. Both of those ENB's and weather mods that I suggested should do good on your PC and it should be able to run Skyrim at 60 fps nearly all the time. Also Dolomite Weathers for the Re-Engaged ENB. Oven Rat XI eredeti hozzászólása:What do you mean by the quality of the weather? Anyways the best combo ive had for weathers and an ENB would have to be NAT with the NVT ENB. I'm only focused on these mods for my load order. *Going for Quality Version but same case do you think I can handle ultimate? SkyrimSE Re-Engaged ENB w/ Obsidian Weather *Going for High but you think I can handle Ultra? SkySight Skins - Ultra HD 4K 2K Male Textures and Real Feet Meshes
Skyrim 2017 Textures by Pfuscher (4K Texture Pack) *genuinely scared about my VRAM here SSE Texture Pack - Osmodius (2K Texture Pack) I also do know performance can also be affected from my load order, but to assure everyone none of my 100+ mods have no effect on performance whatsoever. If you have any mod recommendations for textures I'll gladly take note. I'm assuming you folk already know the answers, which is why I'm here. Situation: As I'm building my mod list, I want to install atleast some texture packs with quality, but I'm not sure how it would play out with my FPS. Windows 10 (why do people still crap on this OS I think its fine!)
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