ENB Local Vsync settings not working with mods

[natranr]

So I noticed that when I had no mods enabled, ENBlocal Vsync was working, but when I re-enabled them, it stopped working and the fps went up to 70-90.

 

I will attach my various txt and ini files below.

 

System:

Windows 7 64 Bit

Core i5 4670K @4.4GHz

Radeon R9 270X 2GB 

8GB DDR3 @1333

 

Now I went ahead and deleted the ENB ini so that any error with in that would be taken care of.

skyrim.ini

skyrimprefs.ini

plugins.txt

modlist.txt

loadorder.txt

[TechAngel85]

Re-enable vsync in your Skyrim.ini file. It shouldn't be disabled.

[natranr]

I thought you were supposed to have Vsync disabled in the INI and just have it on with ENB. Did something change?

[TechAngel85]

Yes: https://forum.step-project.com/topic/6532-new-step-vsync-settings-all-step-users-affected/

[natranr]

Ah, thanks. That makes sense then.

 

Edit: Anyways, what was confusing me about PresentInterval in the INI is this:

 

2014-12-29 21:20:11 - TESV

Frames: 1393 - Time: 23525ms - Avg: 59.214 - Min: 4 - Max: 70

 

Why does it say max 70? Shouldn't it say maxed 60?

 

Now I know Vsync is on and all, but that doesn't make sense.

 

Edit 2: Please ignore that last benchmark, I copied the wrong one.

 

2014-12-31 00:22:28 - TESV

Frames: 924 - Time: 17004ms - Avg: 54.340 - Min: 3 - Max: 64

 

That's the correct one. So it is working fine. Though one issue I came across while trying to benchmark was the cart spinning out of control. Even with a fix for that and having Vsync on, it still did that.

 

https://i.imgur.com/gGD93vH.png

Edited December 31, 2014 by natranr

[Nozzer66]

Probably some form of scripting issue. With all the mods starting Skyrims little brain gets overloaded and chucks the teddy out the cot on occasions...

[natranr]

Probably some form of scripting issue. With all the mods starting Skyrims little brain gets overloaded and chucks the teddy out the cot on occasions...

Well I guess It's not a big deal for now, Still had a random no error crash last night testing the game by running through the starting dungeon.

[TirigonX]

I wonder if those Vsync issues are related to the graphics card. I've got the same model and always had trouble getting Vsync to work properly. If I enable it in enblocal.ini, I get annoying micro stutters. And if I disable it in enblocal.ini, Vsync won't work at all, even if it's enabled in both skyrim.ini and the Catalyst Control Center.

So now I have to use RadeonPro to get stutterfree Vsync.

[phazer11]

natranr did you follow the link TechAngel gave you?

[TechAngel85]

Enable vsync in drivers, INIs and ENB for proper vsync in all situations.

[natranr]

natranr did you follow the link TechAngel gave you?

Yes I did. I deleted the line in the INI and my drivers are already set to "Off, unless application specifies"