With the mod in place, you eliminate most of the issues associated with having too many mods installed. Increase your virtual memory to 4GB with 4GB Fallout New Vegas. Googling around hasn't exactly made it all that clear to me when you would need a bashed patch. There are too many mods in the game to try, but sadly with all of them running in sync with each other, the game starts to face a lot of performance issues. After googling for a bit I'm not even entirely sure I need one, and like I said, my gaming experience has been stable, so far all my mods seem to be functioning properly and levelled lists seem to be working properly as well. I've also made a merged patch for all the mods I'm currently using, but no bashed patch.
I've also been using YUP and I have to say, back when I was playing on console, I encountered a lot more bugs and weird stuff. With Fallout 3 and Skyrim I just sort of half assed modding the game and just slapped a lot of mods in the general direction of the games and ended up with pretty unstable games, but this seems to work perfectly.Īlso, NVAC and New Vegas Stutter Remover seem to help a lot. I've also been using NMC's texturepack and a lot of clothing and armor texture replacers which can be considered demanding GPU-wise, and so far I've yet to experience my first CTD. My ENB realism pack runs super smooth, especially after messing with the enblocal.ini a bit.
Like I said, I just used the generic 4GB patcher, patched FalloutNV.exe, FalloutNVlauncher.exe and nvse_launcher.exe (basically just everything because I didn't know what I was doing ), and I haven't had any problems since.
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