Note the flip of memory allocation between VRAM and RAM when invoking ENBoost and increased GPU clocking. These are showing the effects only of ENBoost and not the patch. The scale is the same in all counts: About 300 seconds of measurement with the max horizontal at 3 GB and 100% for top and bottom charts, respectively. STEP:Core 2.2.8 with ENBoost first, then with ENBoost + sheson's patched dll second (this has two runs in one, so note the x-axis for direct compare among the three figs). STEP:Core 2.2.8 with Safety Load and Stable uGrids Others have reported that windowed mode also behaves strangely, so experiment and do what works. The following is what I did to measure memory allocation in my own game, but it has been suggested to implement windowed mode using enblocal.ini or Borderless Windows to improve Alt+Tabbing between apps (this kills the TESV process on my system in full-screen mode). Patched DLL attached at bottom of OP (Neo's version)

The more information we can gather the easier it will be to possibly improve upon this so that it can help more people get an enjoyable skyrim experience at the limits of what their computers can handle!Įnjoy, and let the commentary/test data throwing begin! What we are interested in knowing in this thread is feedback of what your experience is with this, and what sort of system specs, and mod list you are using. It is very interresting read backed up with facts, figures, and general good humor, and common sense! I highly recommend that people with issues take a look! Click 'Skyrim Memory Patch - fixing ILS, uGrids CTD, freezes' (see OP).Click 'Other' forum title under 'Advertise mods' forum category.UPDATE: All of this mods functionality is now incorporated into SKSEīrand new info on this ever annoying issue with ILS, and ugrids!

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