I recommend using a value that is lower than what was provided by the VRAM size test, so here I am using a value of 20,000, as opposed to the 23,000+ that was provided. Here you're going to open up the enblocal.ini file and we're going to input a value, and this will be for the VideoMemorySizeMb field. Now, keep that number handy and we're going to take a look at the ENB 0.282 file we downloaded and extracted. This is going to return to you a value which is a sum of your VRAM and a portion of your system RAM which ENB will allow to be used for the game. First we will want to look at the VRAM size test, so once you expanded that - extracted those files - go ahead and click on the DX11 version of the test.
Let's take a look at what we've downloaded. I have already downloaded these so I'm overriding my previous versions. Then click on that, and then you go ahead and click on the download link. Now go back to the download page, and to the Fallout 4 area. So ust download the file, and save that somewhere on your computer where you're familiar with. This is a required step for installing ENB 0.282. The first thing we are going to want to download is the VRAM size test. We're gonna go ahead and click on the download link at the top of the screen. Here you'll see we have some news about the latest releases. You're going to go to, click on the 'News' link which brings you to the main home page. First, let's take a look at how to install ENB 0.282. Greetings, fellow Vault Dwellers and Lone Wanderers! We are here today to take a look at ENB 0.282 for Fallout 4, which introduces the ENBoost feature.
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