I've been following the "DDSopt Skyrim Quick-Start guide" hoping to solve some odd framerate issues I've been having and in step 18 of the "Optimize the Vanilla Skyrim Textures" section it says to change my Constraints to various "DXTx" settings which DDSopt calls "Lossy".
Is this a necessary step? Is there no real difference in this case?
I ask because the guide seems to assume a system with around 1.5GB of Vram and I have 4GB, so I don't want to limit my quality if I don't have to. (Assuming that is what's going on here of course)
Sorry for what I realize is probably a very newbish question.
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CaramelCake
I've been following the "DDSopt Skyrim Quick-Start guide" hoping to solve some odd framerate issues I've been having and in step 18 of the "Optimize the Vanilla Skyrim Textures" section it says to change my Constraints to various "DXTx" settings which DDSopt calls "Lossy".
Is this a necessary step? Is there no real difference in this case?
I ask because the guide seems to assume a system with around 1.5GB of Vram and I have 4GB, so I don't want to limit my quality if I don't have to. (Assuming that is what's going on here of course)
Sorry for what I realize is probably a very newbish question.
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