Skyrim SE low fps
Skyrim SE low fps
It seems you're wondering if higher frame rates are possible with your current setup. With an i7 6800k, 32GB RAM, and GTX 1080, you should be able to reach 45fps in Skyrim remastered on 4K. If you hit 60fps, it’s likely due to the game’s settings or load times, not a hardware limitation. For 1080 SLI, you’d need more powerful components to consistently hit 60fps.
Imagine Fallout 4 rendered in stunning 4K detail with advanced lighting effects, making smooth 50 frames per second feel natural on your device
The experience was smooth at over 100 frames per second on your display.
It worked well in Helgen, but once I left it began to experience random lag and frame rate drops.
You might try Fraps or the Steam overlay FPS counter for verification.
Skyrim: Special Edition operates without proper SLI configuration and lacks a dedicated SLI profile. Even with multiple cards in SLI, you handle all rendering on the monitor card while SLI merely repeats memory usage to other cards without stressing their cores or controllers. I often achieve 110-120fps (measured via FRAPS & Shadowplay) on a single 980Ti GPU—even when SLI is active—using 1100MHz cores and 1750MHz RAM (specific card listed under Monsuta). Enabling Alternate Frame Rendering 2 in the Nvidia Control Panel halves the effective frame rate (from 110-120fps to 55-60fps), so I wouldn’t suggest using AFR 2 for SLI users. AFR 1 reduces performance to 22-24fps, which is just a fifth of the single-card speed.