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Fallout 4 Running Poorly Regardless of Settings

AnonGamer

Experiencing some bizarre Fallout 4 behavior I need some help with.  To start, here are my system specs:

i5-6600k OC'ed to 4.5Ghz stable

EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 at stock speed

16GB of 2133Mhz RAM

I had installed a significant number of mods in preparation for starting a new game.  After beginning the game, I noticed that on Ultra settings with all of my mods enabled, I was getting about 30-40fps at the intro sequence of the game.  I figured if I lowered the settings for shadows and godrays that would fix it.  It did not.  I tried dropping the settings all the way down to low.  That did not fix it either.  I tried uninstalling all my mods and dropping the settings to low.  The game did not run any differently.  To be sure that save files weren't causing the problem, I began a new game each time.  Same problem.  

Any one every experience this issue?  Anyone aware of a fix?  This is rather bizarre.  

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I have the same issue. 5820k and gtx 1070.  Couldn't get the game to run more than 25 fps at any setting (no mods were installed)

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Did you try verifying the integrity of the game? Right click on steam and select verify integrity. 

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Strange. Check drivers, check integrity of game cache, or maybe even reinstall and check with zero mods.

Ultra is stupid. ALWAYS.

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Have you disabled vsync? I use the fallout 4 config tool to replace the default launcher. I use that to set vsync to 0.

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