What is ENB?

[Wilboforce]

I was looking to see if Skyrim runs on windows 10 ok (installing right now) and some people say that they're having problems with ENB. What is it?

[zach | biden-nft.gg]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=enb

[Wilboforce]

Originally posted by lolm2k:

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=enb

I already looked it up and all I found was people mocking people who asked.

[zach | biden-nft.gg]

Originally posted by MLGtard:

Originally posted by lolm2k:

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=enb

I already looked it up and all I found was people mocking people who asked.

what is the first search result on that page.

[Wilboforce]

Originally posted by lolm2k:

Originally posted by MLGtard:

I already looked it up and all I found was people mocking people who asked.

what is the first search result on that page.

english national ballet

[zach | biden-nft.gg]

Originally posted by MLGtard:

Originally posted by lolm2k:

what is the first search result on that page.

english national ballet

then thats obviously not it, do you know how google works? keep looking.

[Wilboforce]

Originally posted by lolm2k:

Originally posted by MLGtard:

english national ballet

then thats obviously not it, do you know how google works? keep looking.

I think it's a graphics enhancement or something. I haven't got any mods so I probably won't have any problems.

[Arvyn]

They say someone's name is someone's wish, I'm afraid this whole thread proves it. No I do not intend to insult. Here for a more detailed explanation.

http://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:ENB

You cannot really blame the OP entirely for asking, what I found on Google mostly didn't provide a clear answer, and forums I stumbled into drifted to joke threads, Extreme Neurological Badassification or Evil Noodles with Bacon they said. The S.T.E.P link I provided hides in sub-link of a website.

[Wilboforce]

Originally posted by Arvyn:

They say someone's name is someone's wish, I'm afraid this whole thread proves it. No I do not intend to insult. Here for a more detailed explanation.

http://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:ENB

You cannot really blame the OP entirely for asking, what I found on Google mostly didn't provide a clear answer, and forums I stumbled into drifted to joke threads, Extreme Neurological Badassification or Evil Noodles with Bacon they said. The S.T.E.P link I provided hides in sub-link of a website.

Thanks for that link. I was reading it and got confused. Do I need it for skyrim to run?

Edit: I get it now. It's so the availible memory does't fill up when mods are installed. Right?

[Arvyn]

Originally posted by MLGtard:

Thanks for that link. I was reading it and got confused. Do I need it for skyrim to run?

Typical tech-savvy style of writing. I envy them.

TL;DR

It did a workaround the limitation of 32bit Skyrim, allowing it to "use" more RAM, breaking the 3.2 GB limit. This is called ENBoost.
The ENBSeries is just a framework that allows users to enhance graphics of the game. You need a preset to actually change the game visuals, mostly found in Nexus modding site.
Some, if not most ENBs can kill framerates on med-low systems, there's even one that looks like a movie but plays like Skyrim. With the cost of even lower framerates. Only the latest graphics cards can run it smoothly. Take caution when choosing a preset.

Note:

- Manual installation only
- Nexus is entirely free, the premium account is optional with the benefit of Advertisement disabling and premium servers.

[Wilboforce]

Originally posted by Arvyn:

Originally posted by MLGtard:

Thanks for that link. I was reading it and got confused. Do I need it for skyrim to run?

Typical tech-savvy style of writing. I envy them.

TL;DR

It did a workaround the limitation of 32bit Skyrim, allowing it to "use" more RAM, breaking the 3.2 GB limit. This is called ENBoost.
The ENBSeries is just a framework that allows users to enhance graphics of the game. You need a preset to actually change the game visuals, mostly found in Nexus modding site.
Some, if not most ENBs can kill framerates on med-low systems, there's even one that looks like a movie but plays like Skyrim. With the cost of even lower framerates. Only the latest graphics cards can run it smoothly. Take caution when choosing a preset.

Note:

- Manual installation only
- Nexus is entirely free, the premium account is optional with the benefit of Advertisement disabling and premium servers.

Thank you! You're very helpful. When I do get mods I will need one right? Is there one that works good on windows 10?

[zach | biden-nft.gg]

Originally posted by Arvyn:

They say someone's name is someone's wish, I'm afraid this whole thread proves it. No I do not intend to insult. Here for a more detailed explanation.

http://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:ENB

You cannot really blame the OP entirely for asking, what I found on Google mostly didn't provide a clear answer, and forums I stumbled into drifted to joke threads, Extreme Neurological Badassification or Evil Noodles with Bacon they said. The S.T.E.P link I provided hides in sub-link of a website.

Yea I realised too late that due to my preferences google had enbdev as the first result, I thought it would be the same for everyone

[Arvyn]

http://steamcommunity.com/app/72850/discussions/0/594821545176386165/

http://steamcommunity.com/app/72850/discussions/0/846956740639650936/

Please refer to these when you have problems, you can find these threads in the Pinned Thread section of Skyrim Discussions, first page. Take a look at this guide as well.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=500687692

I believe as long the game runs fine with Windows 10, all mods will work. I'm a Windows 10 user myself.

[Wilboforce]

Originally posted by Arvyn:

http://steamcommunity.com/app/72850/discussions/0/594821545176386165/

http://steamcommunity.com/app/72850/discussions/0/846956740639650936/

Please refer to these when you have problems, you can find these threads in the Pinned Thread section of Skyrim Discussions, first page. Take a look at this guide as well.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=500687692

I believe as long the game runs fine with Windows 10, all mods will work. I'm a Windows 10 user myself.

Thanks. I think that's all I need to know!

[VILLAGE PILLAGE ⊕]

Originally posted by MLGtard:

Originally posted by Arvyn:

Typical tech-savvy style of writing. I envy them.

TL;DR

It did a workaround the limitation of 32bit Skyrim, allowing it to "use" more RAM, breaking the 3.2 GB limit. This is called ENBoost.
The ENBSeries is just a framework that allows users to enhance graphics of the game. You need a preset to actually change the game visuals, mostly found in Nexus modding site.
Some, if not most ENBs can kill framerates on med-low systems, there's even one that looks like a movie but plays like Skyrim. With the cost of even lower framerates. Only the latest graphics cards can run it smoothly. Take caution when choosing a preset.

Note:

- Manual installation only
- Nexus is entirely free, the premium account is optional with the benefit of Advertisement disabling and premium servers.

Thank you! You're very helpful. When I do get mods I will need one right? Is there one that works good on windows 10?

No, you don't need any ENB to run mods.

[Wilboforce]

Originally posted by Arvyn:

http://steamcommunity.com/app/72850/discussions/0/594821545176386165/

http://steamcommunity.com/app/72850/discussions/0/846956740639650936/

Please refer to these when you have problems, you can find these threads in the Pinned Thread section of Skyrim Discussions, first page. Take a look at this guide as well.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=500687692

I believe as long the game runs fine with Windows 10, all mods will work. I'm a Windows 10 user myself.

when i click options in the launcher it says it stopped working :(