Is it advisable to run Razer Game Booster through MO?

[phryxolydian]

Is it? I got a message saying "This process requires elevation to run. This is a powerful security risk so I highly advise you to investigate if ... can be installed to work without elevation."

[DoubleYou]

In Mod Organizer, make SKSE a shortcut (or whatever else you use to launch the game), and then always launch the shortcut in Razer Game Booster.

[phryxolydian]

Oh! Thanks!

 

... Hmm well, it would work (MO starts when I run it) but I don't know why but every time I run Skyrim through Game Booster now, it says "Skyrim stopped working". Even the regular SKSE.. :/ Thanks anyway, DY

[DoubleYou]

If my memory serves me correctly from when I tested with Razer Game Booster, the program would corrupt the shortcut after each use, which would require you to remake the shortcut upon each run. Besides that and the fact that the program didn't really do anything I couldn't do myself, I don't use it any more.

[phryxolydian]

Good to know, I was going to test if it gave me a performance boost at all but I guess I'll never know. I don't't know what it is, maybe it's not compatible with enb?

[DoubleYou]

It attempts to boost performance by turning off unnecessary processes and services running on your system, placing your PC Power settings on the highest performance mode, and cleaning your memory. Basically if you have your power settings on High Performance, don't have any system draining programs running when you play your game, and have enough memory to play Skyrim, that is all you need. Also, STEP warns against memory optimizers.