Resolution can be set by modifying the following lines in SkyrimPrefs.ini:Īlternatively, these can be set using an INI editor like BethINI. Refresh Rate Monitor refresh rate is a gross indicator of likelihood to support VRR, screen size/resolution, and response time with monitors having 144 Hz or higher refresh rates being significantly more likely to have the higher-end qualities (VRR support, higher resolutions, shorter response times). Per the SSE guide, the Intel Core i5-4670 equivalent or better is used as an approximate threshold to more powerful systems (Intel Core i5-4670 equivalent or better). The CPU is a decent indicator of the overall power of a system, and this has some influence over recommendations of this guide. In order to use either of these VRR solutions with SSE, both the video card and the monitor must support the same VRR solution.ĬPU The CPU speed and system bus efficiency are important in terms of serving frames rapidly to the GPU. Proprietery VRR technologies include NVIDIA's 'G-SYNC' 2 and AMD's "Freesync" 3 technologies. Variable refresh rate (VRR) Sometimes referred to as "adaptive sync" or "dynamic sync" allows the monitor to adjust the frequency at which it refreshes the image to match the frame rate from the GPU.
This guide will refer to these factors when they are important in choosing how to configure certain display settings for SSE.
Of course, exhaustive testing can be done, but it's impractical. There are a few factors to consider in a 'Bayesian' 1 approach to making configuration choices using this guide.
This includes workarounds for different use cases. The intent of this guide is to serve as a general reference for optimizing display settings for Skyrim Special Edition (SSE) irrespective of hardware variation.
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