The reason I'm displaying at this resolution is because it's my screen's native resolution - it's a 35" ultrawide monitor that I use for photography work. This is 2.5x the effective resolution of 1920x1080p. Please note that I am displaying the game at a resolution of 3440x1440p. With the entire game directory playing off a Samsung 970 Evo Plus M.2 nVME PCIe SSD. Please excuse any typos, it's nearly 3:00am here.įor context, I'm playing on the following hardware, purchased in 2017: I'm posting the results here to contribute to the community, and to maybe help save other people's time, in case anyone is wondering how many frames they might stand to gain or lose by changing a game setting, or are wondering whether or not they'll really be able to see the difference with a setting on or off.
I've gone an implemented these suggestions in a controlled, half-scientific manner, testing a single variable at a time. The thread garnered a lot more discussion than I though I'd get, along with many suggestions for things I can try, in order to improve my performance. I've been chatting with some friendly people on the sub about some issues I've been having with my SE build, where my heavily-modded, ENB-running Oldrim build is actually performing BETTER than my completely unmodded SE build with the same ENB.
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