I use RadeonPRO Oblivion CFX Profile forced with AFR rendering method. Also the CAPs I've tried are 11.9 CAP4 and 11.11 CAP1 :Edit: I forgot to add I've tried the 11.9, 11.10 and 11.11 drivers. If anyone can help me get Vsync to turn ON in Skyrim, I would much appreciate it. Open the developers console and use 'FOV 110'. When I looked up this issue I found people saying to Enable Vsync. Skyrim: Enable stereo shadows and remove the rolling/sliding exterior shadows by finding 'SkyrimPrefs.ini' in 'My DocumentsMy GamesSkyrim' and setting 'bDeferredShadows0' and 'fShadowDistance0.0000' respectively. It's totally immersion breaking and it's driving me insane! My problem is that when vsync is off, I get a splashing effect that's like I'm constantly being submerged in and out of water, even though I'm standing on solid land with no water around. I've tried putting iPresentInterval=1 in the Skyrim.ini and the SkyrimPrefs.ini Using RadeonPRO to force Vsync ON with and without API Detection. When I try to look up the problem online, all I can manage to find is people who are having trouble Disabling Vsync. I can't for the life of me get Vsync to enable in the game. However there is one gleaming problem for me. It runs great, upwards of 100-120 fps sometimes. The extra shadowing gives Skyrim's trees a lot more depth.Like all of you I've been hard at work trying to get the best possible gaming experience out of Skyrim on my system. Here's a before and after shot from Ryz, showing the effects of the self shadowing and water reflection tweaks. Redditor Ryz also suggests changing iWaterReflectHeight=512 and iWaterReflectWidth=512 to 1024 and adding the following text to the SkyrimPrefs.ini to improve the quality of water reflections. Interesting variables are as follows, in order of appearance in the. Don't forget to create a backup of the SkyrimPrefs.ini file just in case. Change the digit at the end of each line to 1 to turn the feature on, 0 to turn it off. Thanks to Tweak Guides for this one.Ĭurate on the Bethesda forums has highlighted a number of interesting variables in the SkyrimPrefs.ini file. This can improve a sluggish framerate and eliminate instances of mouse lag. Access the SkyrimPrefs.ini again and add iPresentInterval=0 to the bottom of the section.
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