How to make Oblivion run as smooth as butter.

[Vanitas]

Go search "Lossless scaling" on steam, it's a picture of a Duck and cost $3-6. Enable LSFG 3.0 Frame generation, LS1 sharpness turn V-sync on in it and adjust settings to your liking. In game press
CTRL+ALT+S This will fix a good bit of the blurriness on textures and stutters you get while moving or swinging your camera. I know nothing of how any of these things work I'm just trying to use what I've found to help others have a better time replaying this amazing game.

[PixelPusher]

Doesn't frame generation and TAA introduce ghosting and other artifacts?
It runs pretty good (60 fps, since I capped it) even on my 2nd 10+ years old rig.

[4K_240hz_MLED]

that's not gonna fix the fact that Oblivion tanks in fps when there's too many NPCs or within cities, nor get rid of hard coded limitations that only Bethesda themselves can fix (but obviously won't)

[Vanitas]

Try it or don’t, you can refund the scaling program if it doesn’t do anything for you.

[PixelPusher]

I already own Lossless Scaling. I usually use it for the integer scaling with old games.

[4K_240hz_MLED]

Originally posted by Valtz:

Try it or don’t, you can refund the scaling program if it doesn’t do anything for you.

your reverse psychology isn't gonna work on me

[WhateverWorks]

Originally posted by Not_Gaben:

that's not gonna fix the fact that Oblivion tanks in fps when there's too many NPCs or within cities

I don't have either of these issues, and I run with a lot of mods (Better Cities in particular, regarding your comment). Sounds like a mod/hardware issue.

[AmaiAmai]

Great using an AMD GPU, no 3rd party needed

[lonetrav]

Great using any other GPU, no 3rd party needed

[WhateverWorks]

Oblivion will run on modern integrated graphics, just saying. People acting like you need some high quality machine to run a game from 2006 need their heads checked.