I've been looking for a decent one for my game the stock graphics don't look good with ELS V8.

I tired the CryENB V3 and iCEnhancer 3.0 but idk if I installed wrong but the sec I walked out of the safe house my game screen would freeze. But I could hear the cars and peds sounds still.

My Computer specs

Asus Sabertooth P67 Motherboard.

Corsair Vengeance 8gb Ram.

Nividia Gtx 760 GPU ( When my taxes get back I'll have the Asus Strix GTX 970 GPU)

AMD 8350 FX Bulldozer 8 core CPU

So what ENB should I be able to run so my ELS v8 and graphics look good? The stock Graphics I run 55 to 65 FPS.

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Edited June 23, 20241 yr by tobeymaguire

You probably installed CryENB v3 the wrong way. Install it on a vanilla install. If you do, it should look like this:

 

 

I've a GTX660 and I'm between 25 and 40 FPS, so it should run fine with you on high or very-high end settings.

Edited January 30, 201511 yr by Hystery

VisionENB 1.5 :)

If I install CryENB v3 do I install all the little things within the download like all the extras? I think that is what I did last time that is probably what made me crash. But idk 100%

If I install CryENB v3 do I install all the little things within the download like all the extras? I think that is what I did last time that is probably what made me crash. But idk 100%

 

First make sure you have a vanilla install of the game. If you don't, reinstall it to be sure. Installing an ENB on another graphic mod often results in crashes and stability issues.

 

Once done, open the Install folder in the download and copy past everything in your GTA IV directory.

 

Then go to settings, and select the one you want. The default ones are high-end, so better test it out with high-end and then change to your liking.

 

Then install everything from the ELS preset folder by copy/pasting everything in your GTA IV directory.

 

That's all you need to run the ENB.

What about the TBoGT and TLAD folders that are in the download of. CryENB v3? Put them in my GTA IV folder won't that make me crash?

If you want to remove them, you can, no big deal. As long as you put the main files in your directory.

What are the point of them?

They are for when you actually play The Ballad of Gay Tony or The Lost and Damned. You know, the two "DLC's".

I figure but you think they would be put on a separate spot but okay I'm reinstalling the game now for a fresh start to try the ENB out.

Okay so upgraded my card to the Asus Strix GTX 970 and installed the CryENB actually got to drive around for like 2 mins and then boom crashed WTF...