![]() ![]() Each cpu generation has bigger performance gains per each 100mhz, hence you will be able to squeeze more power out of newer models. Quad core (4 physical cores) min I have tried 2.7-2.9GHz and the experience wasn't that great. So what do you want to run modded Skyrim with an Enb? Without hyperthreading support it chokes on bigger amounts of draw calls. Poor game optimization and 32bit engine is not helping. The cpu won't manage to update all the scripts fast enough. If your cpu is too weak, some gameplay mod combos combined with decent Enb will be out of the question. ![]() Mods adding either more detailed meshes or more objects increase your cpu load. There are light and heavy scripted mods and new npcs eating up latency. So you have this small window of 20-100ms and now you have figure out what you can fit into it. ![]() However for most users it's playable up to 100ms. Ideally the latency should sit around 50ms, anything above that gives you slight delay in game responsiveness it's totally broken). You see adding a full fledged Enb preset will always result in heavier cpu load and increased script latency. ![]() The truth is there is always a tradeoff and it's not all about fps. ![]()
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