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This guy made a test with GTX 750 TI and and i3 for SSE. Seems to work reasonably well.
https://youtu.be/LwKqhOTZNkU
No matter, i will give this a try thanks.
Bethesda textures usually ARE poorly optimized. So far I have only done test games with FO4, but now I am getting back and hoping to find better optimized textures.
SSE vanilla textures and the upcoming FO4 texture update are... well, Bethesda quality. Moving to better optimized texture mods usually sort those issues out, but I doubt they were out when Gopher started his Frank playthrough.
The only way i could play the game properly was with 2 mods. optimized vanilla textures and fps dynamic shadows and still isn't running very well but now it's playable.
The upcoming FO4 texture "upgrade" has following requirements.
Windows 7/8/10 (64-bit OS required)
Intel Core i7-5820K or better
GTX 1080 8GB
8GB+ Ram"
They seem to thing that this is a brilliant idea.
Fallout 4 Free Updates – High Resolution Texture Pack & PS4 Pro Support Bethesda News
https://bethesda.net/en/article/52I2HyPCAowWG2ye8MKGU2/fallout-4-free-updates-high-resolution-texture-pack-and-ps4-pro-support
happy dragon hunting!