Installing Performance version of XCE

[doveman]

As with SMIM, XCE doesn't really give any instructions on how to install the performance version. Could someone clarify please?

[Vond]

There is no performance version

[doveman]

Ah, in that case it needs the green (FPS) removing from the guide.

[Vond]

I was wondering about that one aswell tbh, I don't use XCE myself as I use other mods for that, but I remembered (and downloaded to re-check before answering your post, ty swedish internet) that it had some optional files but that none of them are performance options.

[doveman]

Are these other mods you use available in performance versions? If so, perhaps you could let me know what they are and I'll try those instead of XCE.

[Vond]

No, and they're much higher resolution than XCE is so if you're looking for low-res option that's definitely not the right move.

 

XCE really isn't all that bad for performance at all anyway, as far as I recall

[doveman]

OK, thanks I'll see how it goes with XCE then.

[z929669]

I found no performance-friendly version of XCE, and that mod should cost little to nothing performance-wise to run. I have the performance flag omitted in my own notes for the next update... TC will need to confirm, but that seems right.

[frihyland]

There is no performance version but there did use to be an uber version thats probably where the tag came from, and again this is a VRAM issue nothing to do with performance.

[z929669]

There is no performance version but there did use to be an uber version thats probably where the tag came from, and again this is a VRAM issue nothing to do with performance.

 

 

We should all agree on a definition for "performance".

 

 

 

I take this term very generally, so to me, it means any "reclamation" of otherwise-consumed computing resources, whether it be CPU/GPU (in terms of FPS) or GPU (in terms of VRAM).

 

Seems reasonable, no? We can also be more explicit I suppose.