I wish I could keep that from happening but I am not sure what is the culprit, although I do have some ideas. I am not totally sure how the fps limiters work (I think they help the video card stay cooler and it helps with performance since it does not let you get say, 100 fps or something in some areas and like 40 in others, thus saving power.) I do dip down into like really low fps sometimes (stuttering) when in a city or if i do a quick turn around. I have set an fps limiter to 35 to try and get a more consistent number. I have been messing with the ini files to try and get a stable fps. Take care all and keep on modding! (or not.) Show love to the mods that make things easier for noobs. They helped me, a noob, remove my ENB (super easy to use.) Now, with this mod, I can try out all the ENBs I want without the fear of breaking my game. Now I can get back to playing the game! Before I finish this post up, I have got to give a special shout out to the creators of the ‘FXAA ENB Sweetfx manager’ ( ) since they are life savers. That is not to say that the game looks ugly, far from it I love the way it looks, it just sucks knowing that it could look better, the curse of the PC gamer XDĪnyways, I decided not to mess with the graphics for a while since I got the game in a pretty good place right now. I can tell that objects in the world are not as sharp and nice looking, that some textures could look better, but I have to say that smooth gameplay outweighs graphics, I.M.O. I also installed some mods that cleaned my save files (can look up on nexus mods) which I am sure helped a bit. I noticed a pretty significant performance improvement after deleting the ENB and uninstalling the textures mod. I was using the ‘Lite’ version as opposed to the full version and it still looked great. Next thing I did was remove the 2k HD textures mod (had the dungeons, landscape, misc, and towns textures.) I have to say that I love love love this mod because it makes the world look so much more crisp and sharp. I loved the look of the ENB (so purty!) but I knew that the ENB was not helping my overall fps/stuttering so it was the first thing to go. I don’t think I’ll get rid of all the stuttering until I upgrade my CPU So, the first thing that I did was take off the Realvision ENB I had installed. After deleting some mods and messing around with the game settings, I still get stutter, but I can safely say that it’s a much smoother gaming experience.

So this time I looked up ways to reduce stutter in game, especially when outdoors.

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