For the same reasons you shouldn't use values like "30", since this is a maximum number and OSR will make your average FPS around 20-25 FPS. The point of OSR is a stable game, and the bigger your min-max gap is, the more unstable your game is. OSR will try to maintain "average" FPS in your game based on the values you put, so it can result in unnecessary heating. Some locations in Oblivion are very badly optimized & keeping a high FPS cap will not help. I don't recommend making the number higher than "85", since very few PCs can actually maintain 85+ FPS this is a software & optimization problem, not a hardware problem. How it works: for example, you use "60", you'll make 60 FPS cap +- few FPS. Now you can tweak sr_Oblivion_Stutter_Remover.ini:īManageFPS = 1 turns on (1) and off (0) FPS control.įMaximumFPS = 80 high FPS cap +- 5 FPS. Load the program and locate the Oblivion\Oblivion.exe file: Make sure you've got "File name extensions" checked in your File Explorer. BACKUP file so you can always restore your original. It's a simple program that should allow Oblivion to use up to 4Gb of RAM like any other 32-bit app.
In the "Oblivion Ram Opimization" folder you'll find 4gb patch.exe file. If you have a Steam version of the game, it will be located Steam\steamapps\common\Oblivion.
Copy the "obse_0021" folder contents to "Oblivion" folder (where you can find Oblivion.exe).
Don't touch Oblivion.ini at all if there's no need. Don't use programs like BethINI or GBRs Tweaker. So, in my case (and in case of the majority "modern" configurations) I don't recommend making tweaks.Īdvice: re-generate your. ini tweaks have a positive effect on an older configurations. Also because I only can load the game on more or less modern PC, and I don't have an older PC or notebook to check if any. I will not write anything regarding Oblivion.ini tweaking because almost everything I've tried either doesn't affect performance, has bad side-effects or has no effect whatsoever.
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