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It works, but apparently it also is directly incompatible with things, and breaks skeletons or face things, I don't think I'd ever bother with it unless you actually have 10 fps or whatever it's originally made to 'fix'.
49 to 36 frames when building large, medium places. The game hang for 2 seconds multiple times when equipping the pipboy on screen, dips down the perfomance or stutter from time to time. All I'm using is Loading Accelerator so far since last year and I have seen some improvement to loading but that does not solve problems with perfomance impact specially that I'm more than capable to run above recommendations for 9 year old game.
Tbh, unless you're running with specs below a certain threshold, mods that claim to improve performance (i.e. PRP) have no tangible effect; you're still going to lose a massive chunk of your framerate in the Financial District and Lexington, even on today's best. Fallout 4 may be Bethsoft's best designed title, but Creation/Gamebryo can only do so much, you know?
"Everything" doesn't require stuff, but if you are trying to use large or overarching mods that affect very broad aspects of any game, there will be consequences.