Works quite well though not all FO3 mods are currently runnable (mods require conversion). Due to the overlay it adds it will conflict with the ENB causing a crash to desktop during startup.Īt this time I took a break from Skyrim and am now playing Tales of Two Wastelands (basically running Fallout 3 on the engine of Fallout New Vegas). If this is the case it is likely that something like AMD Afterburner is enabled. If you own an FTW3 card, Afterburner wont be able to control your fans, and youll need to use the default fan profile. Im going to stick with that for now, wish Precision x1 would get the attention from EVGA because itd be nice to use the manufacturers software. I am not sure if the OP means that his game crashes during startup when ENB is enabled. They work Thanks everyone, it looks like Im good with MSI Afterburner. Also note that the load order that BOSS recommends is not always the correct one it is likely that some manual intervention is required. Even when using BOSS, and Tes5edit (for cleaning and creating compatibility patches) it will not be enough to keep Skyrim stable in the long run. Using the enboost helps greatly for not reaching the limit however it is not enough to keep Skyrim stable especially not if you run a lot of mods. Skyrim favours Nvidia cards more then the AMD ones and I also noticed this on my 3GB AMD Radeon HD7950 OC card. Unfortunately I had the same issues that OP mentions.

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