One of the most recent Fallout 4 mods that caught our eye is one that improves the game’s textures by making them sharper, but what’s really impressive is the fact that these new textures actually use less VRAM when compared to the original ones. While the mod is still a work in progress, you can download it now from Nexus Mods.The Fallout 4 modding community may not be able to fix the game’s mildly annoying bugs and glitches, but they can definitely make the game look better and run smoother. It can even improve Framerate Stability MASSIVELY even on some higher end gfx cards such as gtx700 (and i assume low clock speed 900 series, ~untested~) Graphics cards! Therefore this leads to an INSANE micro-stutter fix or removal! The mod is also a very good fps boost for low-mid grade GPUs and CPUs! also it is the BEST fps boost you can get for the quality retained, without making the game look like complete garbage, which is PERFECT for low-mid grade computers to boost framerates and help remove microstutter. Therefore what I have done and am doing is trying to fix that problem and retain the vanilla art style as best I can, while reducing the texture size, and using proper compression on textures that shouldn't be in dxt5 format for the actual graphical return you get!.
Vanilla textures are HUGE 2048×2048 (2k) ground textures and 1024×1024 plant textures and so on (for example) most people cannot handle this. You can find a screenshot comparing the game with and without the mod above. "To accomplish this, I have replaced the albeit high-resolution, and some unnecessarily compressed dxt5 textures with dxt1 textures with lower resolution textures retain an acceptable appearance," the mods creator says. The "Fallout 4 Texture Optimization Project," as the mod is being called, attempts to improve the framerate (FPS) of Fallout 4 by slightly sacrificing some of the game's visual fidelity.
A new mod for Fallout 4 has been created in attempt to improve the framerate of the PC version of the game.
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