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Skyrim Performance Underwater Grass

@Kad
Good question. It depends on the modding interface with the game's coded API, what language the embedded scripting environment and game engine pipeline is in, its code structure and system specs, and other factors. You have to do it to find out on a case-by-case basis unless you use a newer, more optimized language and more predictable performant and tested-true coding methods involving knowledge of how processors waste time shuffling high-level excess data around from memory to caches. You know they (CPUs), and GPUs even more so, have the ability to run billions of complex computation instructions per second, right? And most operations can be simplified dramatically if you put some thought into it (as AI has been showing us up by thousands of times, without even using neuromorphic non-von-neumann computation frameworks).

Now if only developers could keep up..

umm does having all the mods to get rid of all the extra unnecessary stuff make it better or worse on performance ?? no idea on computers as you can tell

I always wondered why the put Grass in the water in the first place...

Adding this will boost your FPS. I actually used this on an older HP Crap-Top

I'm clocking 75 fps on ULTRA with 100+ mods

for 750 US $ you can get an Alien i7 Quad Core with Full Custom N-Vidia Card

Only 1 picture wont let other people download it... It needs more details More PICTURES of the Grass mod

I have a nice PC, all high at a gorgeous 60 FPS. This may actually prove useful, just to remove the ugly land grass in the WATER. Thank's. +1

Actually research it on google. in skyrimprefs.ini files you can edit that.

can you make a new mod to get rid of all shadows in game. for me mine already look ugly cause i have them on the lowest setting but the fact you will be able to ge rid of them means more light in the game and more performance FPS. overall a beter skyrim expirience.