TadasTheLithuanian

Hello akmatov :) I did this guide 3 times and I think I'm competent enough to answer you very simply. 1 question: just set both of them to "Application Controlled / Off" - it means application itself (in this case skyrim) will controll the filtering process not nvidia application. 2 question: so in first you allowed for skyrim to controll filtering right, now by setting ForceAntisotropicFiltering to TRUE you allow for ENB to controll filtering of skyrim, not skyrim itself will controll it. So yes ENBoost is needed even if you are not using Presets. It manages some other graphics settings also the antisotropic filtering. Long story short: in NVIDIA you allow filtering to be controlled by SKYRIM and later you allow ENBOOST to controll filtering. That's it. Why? Because probably ENBOOST is the best guy who can hadle filtering properly. :D I don't know ^^

Hello. Legendary edition is skyrim + all dlc's that's right. There are two editions legendary and special. Special is newer one, it has few more graphics enhancements. Well when you are in the game just press Esc and in the corner you will see game version. If it's 1.9.xxx it means is legendary and if it's 1.5.xxx it means is special.

Finally somebody answered this question because guide is really not clear on this... I did this guide three times, all of them took me a few days to do it. And always the end of the guide feels tricky...