Skyrim Special Edition - Pretty Good Multi-threading now

I think I saw a mod which help implement the the Fall Out 4 profile in Skyrim in Nexus Mods website.

 

Yes You did see a crossfire fix

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspec...n/ajax/moddescription/?id=2805&preview=&pUp=1


I get flickering.
I enable V-sync and still get flickering.
Back to the drawing board.

When I had vsync disabled the patch seemed to work with flickering.
When I enabled vsync the patch creates over-brightness and still flickering.

I dont like the issues that it brings.
I did not check if there was a performance increase as it required me to download a saved game.

Can't access menus when you start a new game. I have not started playing this massive game yet.

 

Hi All.

I am too, looking to understand Skyrim SE cpu processing in order to help with benchmarking mods etc.

Would you agree that the AMD tests (not sure if Intel is same), suggests the following:

Up to 4 cores - uses 3 max
Above 4 cores / threads - uses 4 max.

Just my 2 cents.

Exactly, I may add, as Flight Simulator 10.

Of course, the biggest bonus from Skyrim SE, is that it uses more than 4GB RAM - I am currently using over 5GB in the outdoor areas, and just 2GB VRAM. My CPU is around 30 to 35 percent... thus using just 1.3 cores out of 3.

Looking good thus far as I have installed Flora Overhaul (35 from 50 - about half of it capability), Bigger Trees, SMIM and Noble Skyrim.

Thought I'd add this in case other people are looking. Took me ages to find this post !

Cheers