PC Spec for Skyrim Kinematic ENB

[Adam Ikhsanul]

Recently i upgrade my PC to get decent FPS for playing in Kinematic ENB Southern Light, i use Extreme Edition

at First it was going well outside whiterun, with this texture

-2k Texture
-Vividian Landscape
-Skyrim Realistic Overhaul

and then i uninstall all of them, changing to Texture Pack Combiner instead


it require 2k Texture, SRO, and serious HD Skyrim
as for Optional Texture i install many of them

but suddenly my FPS drop to 15 FPS with annoying stuttering, Does the textures cost high amount of RAM/VRAM?

i suspicious about my RAM/VRAM, but i am not sure if its the cause

anybody help?

Here is My PC Spec
Motherboard ASUS B85M-G
Intel i5 4440 3.2 GHz
4GB RAM Corsair Vengeance

1 TB WD Harddisk
Corsair 550 VX PSU
Zotac GTX 770 AMP Edition 2GB VRAM

PS : I am sorry for falsely posting it in graphic and display category

 

[Anonymouselite5]

I run Skyrim with Realvision enb and a HEAP of texture mods. My vram usage sits around 3gb's. On my old card I lagged because mostly of my Vram limit.
You can download GPU-z and in the sensor tab you can see Vram usage.
Skyrim mods are very Vram hungry so I would look at that before thinking it's your PC RAM 😉

-good luck

 

[Adam Ikhsanul]

I run Skyrim with Realvision enb and a HEAP of texture mods. My vram usage sits around 3gb's. On my old card I lagged because mostly of my Vram limit.
You can download GPU-z and in the sensor tab you can see Vram usage.
Skyrim mods are very Vram hungry so I would look at that before thinking it's your PC RAM 😉

-good luck

hmm, so its VRAM then?, i'll check it out

will downgrade it to lower graphic card but higher VRAM do?

 

[Anonymouselite5]

I run Skyrim with Realvision enb and a HEAP of texture mods. My vram usage sits around 3gb's. On my old card I lagged because mostly of my Vram limit.
You can download GPU-z and in the sensor tab you can see Vram usage.
Skyrim mods are very Vram hungry so I would look at that before thinking it's your PC RAM 😉

-good luck

hmm, so its VRAM then?, i'll check it out

will downgrade it to lower graphic card but higher VRAM do?

hmmmm... anything less than a GTX 770 or r9 280x probably won't have the processing power to actually make that extra Vram worth while. So if you go to a lower card you'll have alot of Vram but your GPU won't be able to keep up and you'll still have low FPS. Maybe no stuttering but it's not worth it.

I would upgrade to a 780 or GTX 970, or if you like AMD an r9 290.
With a heap of texture mods, with 4k textures. Realvision ENB and multiple other mods with my r9 290 I average around about 45fps.


-good luck