AMD OR INTEL?

[Suika]

I was looking online and i saw something that may interest you. A way to make Skyrim use all cores.

Go into skyrimprefs.ini down to the first [General] section

Add to somewhere in the [General] Section

iNumHWThreads=6

That will tell skyrim to attempt to use 6 cores.

You can also try ENBseries, which has an option for the renderer to ignore skyrim's threading system.

Might work out for ya. http://enbdev.com/download_en.htm

Edited by Midicow, 15 December 2011 - 04:47 AM.

Odd, I never knew this existed, or have seen benchmarks using such a tweak. I'll report back with results, I've found some other multithreaded tweaks online that may help as well.

[Ashley]

A celeron will be beat put an AMD chip in WoW because it is so single threaded.

A celeron?... Really? Don't exaggerate. An OCed 8350 or 9570/9590 should do just fine.

 

[Donimater2]

A celeron?... Really? Don't exaggerate. An OCed 8350 or 9570/9590 should do just fine.

 

Champ!

[Donimater2]

Odd, I never knew this existed, or have seen benchmarks using such a tweak. I'll report back with results, I've found some other multithreaded tweaks online that may help as well.

Ill look forward to it mate!

[Suika]

Ill look forward to it mate!

So enabling as many tasks to be multithreaded as possible rendered little results. Character creation was a bit more timely but everything else gave the same results.

[Donimater2]

So enabling as many tasks to be multithreaded as possible rendered little results. Character creation was a bit more timely but everything else gave the same results.

So did it improve the performance?