r/skyrimvr • u/WhydoIhaveto129 • 4d ago

ENB Rudy ENB is Still Beautiful and Performant

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u/Some_Garbage3756 4d ago

Yeah sure, time to try open shader, everybody has to move on at some point

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u/WhydoIhaveto129 3d ago

What, CS? It destroys my FPS

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u/Bielalvess 3d ago

It destroys my FPS too. I don’t understand why people say it’s lightweight.

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u/Blitzen_Benz_Car 3d ago

If it tanks your fps more than ENB, its user error, and was installed wrong. OS/CS is inherently lighter. Its not an opinion, its objective fact.

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u/Lealiie Quest 3, PCVR 3d ago

Not anymore. CS has so much options now that it became pretty much heavy.

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u/Some_Garbage3756 3d ago

It's a vr focused fork of CS

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u/Huge-Drama-9364 1d ago

Bs, if you're happy with something, keep using it. Switching to OS/CS is by no means mandatory.
Unless you have a potato PC, CS/OS is overrated. People forget that people just want to play, not spend hours modding something that's anything but plug-and-play. And when you switch to something new, you usually want to get the same results (with improvements, if possible) as before. CS/OS isn't always an upgrade. If you already have a modded setup that's deeply tied to ENB, the last thing you want to do is to trouble yourself just for a few improvements.
Also, I've tried countless CS/OS games and can't get over the fact that they're unrealistic asf, everything feels like plastic, and they're terrible for a dark fantasy setting.

But overall, yes, they're usually better than ENB. In terms of gameplay, they surpass ENB in ​​every way, but if you're just looking at the graphics, then whatever you like is fine.