Published 0.278 binaries, which include memory reducing features and graphic mod at same place, it's the 5-th generaion of ENBoost memory manager. Also i advice to use VRamSizeTest application and to write it's output to VideoMemorySizeMb parameter in enblocal.ini.

Recommended Settings: Reqtificator: You must tick Merged Leveled Characters and Merged Leveled Items. Bashed Patch: Because merging leveled lists, the core feature of.

Fallout suffer from memory issues when too many mods installed, especially texture packs. The idea is to reduce RAM and as result - fewer CTDs. Memory transfered to enbhost.exe processses and you can use up to 128 gb of memory for x64 OS instead of a bit less than 4 with default game. What this means? You can install more mods, especially if you have cool videocard with 3+ Gb of VRAM and want 8K textures everywhere. //++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ // // ENBoost - memory reducing patch which fix CTDs (crashes to desktop), // better utilize video and system memory and for some cases increase // performance. It does not apply any effects of ENBSeries // //++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1.

REQUIREMENTS 2. ISSUES AND BUG FIXES 5. FUTURE PLANS 6. CREDITS AND COPYRIGHTS //++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ // REQUIREMENTS //++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ SOFTWARE ENBoost 0.203 or NEWER binaries (older do not have memory patches), donwload it from HARDWARE OS: Patch work with both x86 and x64 OS, but to see full potential i advise to run Windows Vista/7/8 x64. Less effective will be with x86 versions of XP/Vista/7/8.

RAM: Greater means better, but optimal with current version of the patch is 8 Gb, in that case 4 Gb will be fully utilized by the game and 4 for OS and cache. VRAM: Greater means better, users with NVidia Titan 6 GB will have amazing stability results, because patch use video memory as much as possible.

//++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ // ISSUES AND BUG FIXES //++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 0) First of all, almost all problems happen because of things you did to your game or OS, various fake memory tweakers, boosters are at first place. Antiviruses, bad drivers, overlay monitoring, capturing, overclocking, etc etc etc prevent normal functionality. If you can't keep your system clean, nobody will help you. 1) If you have crashes at startup, run as admin and make sure no other software hooking in to game process, for example some antiviruses, screen capturing tools, videocard monitoring or overclocking. Afterburner, D3D Overrider, EVGA, ATI Tray Tools, DXTory, Fraps, XFire - some versions of these software incompatible with wrapper version of ENBSeries, so use injector version or disable those utils. 2) Lower performance when borderless window mode turned on together with vsync, to fix disable any of them.

3) If stuttering bother too much, edit enblocal.ini file variables ExpandSystemMemoryX64, ReduceSystemMemoryUsage(especially this one), DisableDriverMemoryManager. 4) ALT-TAB not work in fullscreen mode when EnableUnsafeMemoryHacks=true 8) Pixelated screen means that you have borderless window enabled in enblocal.ini. This is good feature for those users who know what to do with it. 9) Strange behavior of game physics, flying objects - you have too much high fps, turn on VSync or FPSLimiter in enblocal.ini, this is game bug. 10) Red text message appear in the left top corner. So, why the hell everybody say it's error message?

If you don't see 'error' word in it, then it's not an error, but important notice or warning. 11) Graphic effects do not work after installing. This is not graphic mod, it's patch! 13) Stuttering with newest versions or low performance at some locations means that your VRAM is full, press F4 key to free it (can be assigned to another key via KeyFreeVRAM in enblocal.ini file). Also you may change ReservedMemorySizeMb to fix stuttering. Later i'll do tweaks against this issue. //++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ // INSTALL //++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1) Download 'ENBSeries 0.203' or NEWER version.

2) Unpack ENBSeries files from 'WrapperVersion' folder to your Fallout game folder. For some users 'InjectorVersion' should be used to fix compability issues with other software or for laptops with Optimus. 3) Select proper enblocal.ini to your hardware file from ENBoost archive folders and extract it to game folder by replacing the same one from ENBSeries.

4) Run the game. //++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ // UNISTALL //++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1) Open your Fallout game folder, delete d3d9.dll from there (not from system folder!) and file enblocal.ini. //++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ // FUTURE PLANS //++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ If this patch important to Fallout similar to Skyrim, i'll port it inside ENBSeries graphic mod. Photoshop Kostenlos Download Deutsch Vollversion Chip Mac. //++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ // CREDITS //++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Boris Vorontsov (aka ENB) You are free to use, share or sale without notice of any copyrights. But posting binary files (exe, dll, ocx) of my projects on Nexus web sites is not allowed.

Conquest of the New World: Deluxe Edition is a much-improved update to Interplay's highly underrated game of colonizing the American continent. GameSpot's T. Liam McDonald posted an excellent review that should convince everyone of how great the game is: 'If the release of Conquest of the New World Deluxe does nothing else, it should reacquaint people with a sadly neglected gem of historical strategy gaming.

A far more entertaining experience than Sid Meier's Colonization [ uhh, I wouldn't go that far-- Underdogs], Conquest puts you in the role of French, Dutch, English, Spanish, or Portuguese explorers in a 'new world,' with an option to play as Natives as well. In the grand old tradition of conquest games, you begin by landing on an unexplored piece of land, and must push back the black veil over the map by sending your explorers, settlers, and soldiers fanning out over the countryside. The landscapes these explorers will find are some of the best rendered in any such game to date, with mountains, rivers, valleys, and plains all done in amazing detail and a zoom feature that can take you right into the dirt. An especially fun twist is the option of naming any new geographical features you may find (mountains, rivers) and getting credit (in the form of points) for their discovery.

Also found in the countryside are various natural resources such as gold and metal, with the Deluxe edition containing new productivity-boosting items like gems, jade, mines, and medicinal herbs. The point is to settle a good region that can support crops, colony expansion, mining, and possibly add a production bonus through proximity to special resources. This settlement will grow over the game as you build farms, mills, smiths, churches, houses, and other structures to increase your population, income, and the overall success of the colony. One particularly fascinating element of Conquest is the ability to zoom right into these settlements and watch them up close, playing with various levels of productivity, moving people from one job to another, and generally playing god with their little lives. Of course, you'll need to protect these settlements and create a military force to expand and conquer the rest of the continent. To do this you can build infantry, calvary, and artillery, attach them to leaders, and send them out across the country side spoiling for a fight.

These battles are done in short, novel combat sequences that resemble a cross between miniature wargames and chess. The soldiers appear on a small grid, and fast, turn-based sequences let you move across the grid and attack the enemy - choosing exactly how you group your men and where they attack. It's simple to understand and adds a good combat element without upsetting the general pacing of the game. The general pacing, however, is the big problem with this game.

There is a mid-game sag as your explorers fan out and get the measure of the new land. The structure of the financial and building systems makes it hard to maintain two good settlements during this exploration time, and too often turn after turn passes as you simply explore and build up the colony. A new trade element in the Deluxe edition reduces this problem a bit, since it allows you to form trade alliances with other units on the map and have more sophisticated control over the flow of goods between colonies. But it still takes a long time to build a good force and starting attacking.

Other new features in the Deluxe edition are expanded diplomacy, new bonuses depending on what nationality you play (France has improved relations with natives, Holland gets extra money from gold, as so on), customizable world size, a scenario builder, and advanced game scenarios that set specific tasks. While you can set parameters for customs maps (the percentage of mountains, rivers, flatlands), you cannot create custom maps from scratch; all you get do is place forces and structures on randomly generated landscapes. If you already own the original, the Deluxe Edition doesn't offer a substantial enough enhancement to warrant purchasing it. But if you missed Conquest the first time around, don't miss it now.' Overall, an excellent, unique strategy game that should appeal to fans of Colonization. Two thumbs up!

Review By HOTUD.