High Performance Settings for Older or Slower Rigs

A culmination of suggestions found on various forums and months of my own tweaking, these .ini settings for Fallout 4 should get the game running well on even an older gaming rig. Includes 4 fully hand-tailored presets to suit different target systems. Anyone who tries these settings should experience the following:

• []Significantly higher average framerate and feeling of "smoothness" []Less significant frame drops in complicated areas (downtown, Corvega, etc) []Visibly shorter loading times []Increased game engine stability (based on personal experience - your mileage may vary)

Overview of the Presets []Low Preset: This is aimed at getting the game to run on a toaster. This means REALLY old systems, and more modern systems with integrated graphics (such as Intel chips, AMD A-series systems, etc). View distance is VERY low, and only minimal mip-mapping is done on the textures (meaning they will be rendered at a very low resolution - 16 passes are skipped). This preset also uses FXAA instead of the standard TAA setting in all others. []Medium Preset: Aimed at old gaming rigs, this preset is built for systems with 4-8GB of RAM and 3GB or less of GPU VRAM. You can see a comfortable ways off into the distance, and more texture mip-mapping is done (12 passes are skipped). This preset is aimed at delivering good performance without actually sacrificing too much visual quality. I RECOMMEND MOST PEOPLE TRY THIS PRESET FIRST. []High Preset: This preset is for systems which have room to improve over the medium preset, but still struggle with the game in its out-of-the-box form. View distance is somewhat higher than the medium preset, and shadows are rendered at a higher resolution (though still in single-split mode). Texture detail is the same as Medium (12 passes are skipped) since this really helps GPUs with a small amount of VRAM (3GB or less) run the game without crashing. []Ultra Preset: For systems that still have room to push over the high preset, the Ultra preset is essentially the same as the High preset, but enables God Rays (volumetric lighting), Ambient Occlusion, and Bokeh Depth of Field. This preset is appropriate for systems that are "almost there", but are not quite meeting performance expectations with the default config. It should look visually nearly the sam