Features that overlap with game features are usually replaced entirely with more accurate code, thus, are always better quality versions. This is accomplished by using a custom API in the form of a dynamic link library (DLL) to add to the game shader engine, thus, allowing additional processing that the game isn't capable of doing on its own. ENBSeries adds many enhancements and features to games, which aren't available from the vanilla game. It's available for multiple games including most that Step Modifications supports. What is ENBSeries? ĮNBSeries (or ENB) is a post-processing suite created and maintained by Boris Voronstov. See the ENB INI Reference for descriptions of all settings by game. This is the general overview of ENBSeries for all supported games. Question Will my AMD 6900XT run at lower Bus speed? Question 3070 Ti has 30% lower score after upgrading Mobo and CPU ? Question Higher score in TimeSpy, with lower voltage. Question Using slower graphic card on lower resolutions can result higher fps than much faster card? I dont think it will reduce your GPUS life noticeably if thats what you are worried about To reduce temps, get some extra fans, better ventilation, liq cooling if you really dont want those temps.
GPUS can manage till 100C(though above 90C is deemed a bit unhealthy) Are there any ways to lower the GPU load by atleast 20% or so?Īprt from reducing the graphical settings, i dont think there is anything else( though suggestions age welcome).you can maybe disable some unwanted effects like excess AA for exampleĪbout your temps, they are fine dont worry. its reaching to 69-72c And I like to play hours on end but I don't want my GPU to run this hot for hours and hours and hours. What bothers me is that I don't want to stress my GPU so much, and make it run hot. My GPU is running at 90%-99% Load with the mods.
I'm running a heavily modified version of Skyrim (60 or so mods) With high res textures and an ENB (Lighting overhaul which makes the whole game look more realistic which is the most resource intensive part)
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