Trees are a huge graphic comsuption in any game, especially if they are animated, reduce that and check "threaded". I don't like to reduce that too much because it makes my game "unnatural" (I have a good pc to support this, so I don't want to be that drastic), but you can tweak this as you want. 3 gets the game a little instable I heard, but much more playable.
Grids only causes problems if you raise it (from 3 to 5 or 5 to 7 for example), reducing doesn't cause problems and it's a good boost. Tweak draw distance as you like, although I would recommend ticking Actor Fade to the maximum if you're a archer or a long range spellcaster. Also uncheck any kind of decals and reduce draw distance Particles is a great boost but it renders your spells in game invisible at lowest numbers, I recommend 180/190 with threaded. Reduce to the minimum the Anisotropic Filtering and the texture quality to very low (if you're desesperate for frames per second) and check threaded Uncheck any kind of MSAA, Tranparency, Blur and Depth field. Uncheck V-Sync for a greater gaming experience slide Field-Of-View to 100 (you'll like it) Screen: Custom Resolution, then input 640 x 480 in the respective textboxes If it fails to open any of the ini files, go to Documents > My Games > Skyrim and uncheck the read only marker for Skyrim and SkyrimPrefs ini files (Do so by acessing Properties under the right click menu and unchek "read only"), then reopen the Skyrim_Config Extract the contents with a compressor (Winrar, 7zip, Winzip, etc) into a folder into your desktop. First, click here, then, under mains files, click download manually. Run the game once, I believe you need to launch a new game for it to create the 2 ini files we will be needing. My sincere thanks topfannkuchen_gesicht, for this essential tool! This way you don't need to tweak the 2 ini files and it gets much simplier to explain. Either way, let's start with this guide!įor starters, let's take a swifter turn by downloading this tool first. Performance mods, reducing texture quality, removing effects, fogs, smoke, everything I could do and all I could achieve was a almost perfect 45-55 fps only inside (houses, caverns, ruins, etc), while keeping up at 25-31 fps outside, which is not what I wanted, but renders the game much more playable. But Skyrim is not your usual game, and to prove that I tweeked my version of the game with all sorts of mods. That is why low end pc exist, they reduce graphics so the game gets lighter. Most games we come across today are more about GPU (Graphics) than CPU and RAM (Mathematic and Rendering Calculations).
I'm a huge fan of the "The Elder Scrolls" series, I really am! Even in the lowest setting possible, the games never cease to amaze me, although I tell you, Skyrim, the latest singleplayer-only installment of this saga, is an really computer burner for low end pc.
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