You will install an ENB like normal (without any of the settings files from Nexus or elsewhere), install this new DLL, set the graphical adjustments to off with the above code and try it from there. So it does look like there is a requirement for people not currently running an ENB, but it seems fairly straightforward. Per the website: "Simply set UsePatchSpeedhackWithoutGraphics=true in enblocal.ini and all graphics modification will be disabled." So here is what I found: It looks like you do need an ENB installed (which makes sense, since that is what is handling the memory changes) along with this DLL loaded through SKSE, but you can run the ENB with no graphical changes made. I actually wanted this question answered myself, since I would love some memory optimization but my current hardware isn't going to support any ENB graphics changes at any kind of good framerate. Use XX=512 and YY=256 if you want it to be the same as the original fix: Ĭheck to see if it's working: Go to 'Documents/My Games/Skyrim/SKSE/skse_steam_loader.log' and check for the following lines where XX and YY are the values you entered earlier: Sheson took your first born in exchange for more memoryĬredit goes to the original author Sheson for the fix and Daetarek on the enb forums for the code for adjustable memory. Place the above file in 'Steam/steamapps/common/Skyrim/'Ĭreate or edit SKSE.ini located in 'Steam/steamapps/common/Skyrim/Data/SKSE/' with the following lines replacing XX and YY with your desired memory block sizes. WARNING: increasing memory may result in CTD on load, use at your own risk. Default Skyrim allocates 256 MB to each block, this allows you to adjust this beyond the proposed fix (512/256) to anything you wish.
Here is a compiled skse_steam_loader.dll with the ability to adjust both the first and second memory blocks. What does it require? >4gb system RAM and SKSEĭoes it save Skyrim? Not entirely, but it goes a long way. Who is this mod for? Anyone who wants to improve performance. Pre-allocates large memory block to avoid CTD due to out of memory. What does this mod do? Eliminate CTD's due to memory limits.
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