Look up SkyrimPrefs optimization tricks, but don't mess with them too much. If you're really desperate: Optimize your textures.Alternatively, use Windows search to look for Nvidia Control Panel and. If you're desperate and your fps drops are primarily outside: Reduce all draw distance by at least 10%. The easiest way is to simply right-click on the desktop and choose Nvidia Control Panel from the dropdown menu.
Turn anisotropic filtering and Vsync off, and force them via the Nvidia Control Panel/Inspector. Turn off antialiasing and use a smaa plugin.Make sure your Optimization settings are correct for your RAM/CPU (traditionally, minus 1), that all Optimization Tools are selected, and multithreading is enabled for the more intensive things like Data files, textures, and LOD. What are the best Control Panel global settings to change for best quality and minimal performance loss My current global is this: I've used this guide more or less to change up my global settings.Even if you're not running a traditional ENB, make sure your graphic memory settings via the included ENBoost are correct for your gpu. If you want to target 120 FPS, use a resolution below the GPU. Check your ENB settings, and reduce them - there are specific settings that have a high fps/low graphical quality addition ratio.Performance is stable between 50-60 outside, and 60 flat inside buildings. I am able to run it at Ultra, with blur at medium, on a 970 and a relatively old 4-core processor. You should be able to run it pretty easily at Ultra, but you're not so I assume you're running an ENB and a bunch of texture mods.
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