OpenGL Triple Buffering: Off (NOTE: This is not compatible with D3D games. ENB v0.119 was the last useful one that allowed you to keep your hardware AA enabled and still use all effects. Im looking specifically at problem titles like Skyrim VR, where the only AA mode available is blurry beyond all comprehension (really, how the heck did. ENB EDGE ANTI-ALIASING and SMAA As you probably know (or may not know) in. Wait for Vertical Refresh: Off, unless application specifies (NOTE: ENBoost should control vsync also ensure iPresentInterval is not set to 0 in Skyrim.ini.) ok, so, the actual reason that almost all ENBs require you to turn off anti-aliasing is because it interferes with the deferred rendering that ENB uses to do all those fancy effects on your screen. ENB series for Skyrim SE The first thing you need to do is download the ENB. That's why I would appreciate your comments.Īnti-Aliasing Mode: Use application settingsĪnti-Aliasing Samples: Use application settingsĪnti-Aliasing Method: Supersampling (NOTE: Set to Multisampling if FPS drop is a problem or if using ENB)Īnisotropic Filtering Mode: Override application settings (NOTE: SEE SECOND NOTICE ABOVE) These setting are for 'higher-end AMD video cards like the Radeon 7970 and above' but some of the settings are either different or missing from what I see in my Skyrim Game Profile. With ENB you shouldnt use Skyrims standard anti-aliasing (but you can use its FXAA), so you should rather use the anti-aliasing variants that come with ENB and/or, for example, SweetFX. That said, someone on another forum (the AMD forum) posted a link-that supposedly comes from AMD. By CeeJay.dk Im using it for its SMAA anti-aliasing.

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