Hardware / Performance ratio

[Nick]

Hey fellow Skyrim players!
I noticed a mixed amount of people complaining about their performance so I wanted to create a thread where people can list their hardware and in-game performance for comparison.

When posting please include:
CPU model and overclock if any
GPU model and overclock if any
Memory/RAM - Size and GB
Display Resolution
GPU driver
In-game settings and any adjustments
Framerate - Average - Minimum
Mods - If any

Maybe windows version? Im not sure if it matters.

Thanks in advanced!

[Nick]

Intel I5 4670k at 3.9Ghz
AMD R9 390
16GB ddr3 at 1600MHz
Radeon-Driver 16.10.3
Display Resolution: 1080p
Ultra preset
60fps average 30min
Unoffical patch
Windows 10

[Panic Fire]

CPU - AMD 8370 4.34 GHZ
GPU - EVGA 1070 FTW
Memory - 8 gigs of DDR3
Driver - 375.70
Settings - Ultra, Max view distance, No AA
Resolution - 2715x1527 DSR (1080p)
OS - Windows 10

Mods
{Unofficial Patch
FrostFall
Wet and Cold
Various 2k-4k textures
OpenCity
SkyUI 2.2}

Averge FPS 60
Minimum FPS 50 dips (rare)

[Weeble]

how are you people mesuring your framerate?

[Jacknm2]

Intel i7 4790k @4.4Ghz
16GB 2400Mhz DDR3 Ram
G1 Gaming Xtreme GTX980ti 6GB (Small Overclock to 1417Mhz Boost - using 369.09 Drivers)
installed on a 1TB Samsung 850 Evo SSD
Windows 10 Pro

Ultra settings - Maxxed - 3840x2160 (4K)

Minimum 49.1 FPS Outside Average 50 FPS
Constant 60 FPS without dips inside structures and Cities.

Using MSI Afterburner +RivaTuner On screen display for GPU Usage + Temp / CPU Usage + Temp / Ram usage and FPS. Screenshots on profile as evidence.

[Nick]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Weeble:

how are you people mesuring your framerate?

I use Rivatuner that comes as a part of MSI afterburner, but I suppose good old Fraps also works.

[Panic Fire]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Weeble:

how are you people mesuring your framerate?

In my case I'm using Both Nvidia's overlay and steam overlay for measuring purposes.

[jenkem_lover189]

CPU - I7 4770k 3.5 GHZ
GPU - MSI 980ti 6 GB
RAM - 16 GB 1600 MHZ
GPU driver - newest Nvidia driver
In-game settings - High preset with no alterations
No mods
Windows 10 with latest updates
Screen set to 60 FPS

Average FPS: Around 60 but with lots of microstutters

[Xenicide]

Intel Core i7-6700HQ CPU @ 2.60GHz 2.59GHz
NIVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M
16GB DDR4
Windows 10 64bit
50-60fps on average.

The game runs great, I just have a problem with the textures on npc's and the trees that would flicker like hell and im not quite sure what the problem is?

[Nick]

Quick update:
Totally forgot display Resolution, please put that in there as well :D

[RebelSandGaming]

Low frame rate on a Asus laptop with a 15.0 hz amd ghz

[Panic Fire]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von KofoedTheFirst:

Quick update:
Totally forgot display Resolution, please put that in there as well :D

Yeah I saw that when I first read the OP.

[Jacknm2]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Virgil Cane:

Low frame rate on a Asus laptop with a 15.0 hz amd ghz

Makes about as much sense as "low frame rates on a potato microwaved for 60 seconds."

[Bansheebutt]

i5-4690k
GTX 680 2gb
4 Sticks, 24gb
1920x1080
375.70
High Shadows, Medium God Rays, everything else Maxed/Highest
Mostly 60fps. Can drop down as low as 45 in parts of the riften forest. This can be avoided by disabling the god rays though.
Only Mod currently is a health regen disabler, so effectively nothing.

[Qnomei]

i7-4720HQ 2.6Ghz (boosts to 3.5)
GTX 970m 3GB
16GB 1600Mhz DDR3
1920x1080
I have Open Cities, the unofficial patch, and Cutting Room Floor.
All settings set to ultra, 16x texture filtering in Nvidia profile, using windowed borderless and a custom dxgi which handles framerate (disabled in game settings) and texture caching.
50-60fps with an average of 55. No stuttering, no tearing, and no input lag.
With vsync completely off I get 82fps so I don't know what's going on there.

[Mr.CreepDλy™]

Intel I5-3570K 3.40GHz
GTX 1070
8GB RAM
Windows 7 64bit
Ultra settings
A few mods like open cities and enhanced distanse terrain.

60fps inside, 30 outside. Completely trash game.