Stabilised NVSR ini File for Windows 10 - OBSOLETE

NVTF released a great update that can now fully replace the New Vegas Stutter Remover completely. It would now be recommended to use tgspy's mod as a complete replacement for NVSR. Get it here: https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/66537

Thanks for the great work, Tgspy, Carxt, lStewieAl and c6! :) I think we're all glad to finally have a successor to NVSR.

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Pre-configured INI files for NVSR on WIndows 10 PCs. NVSR normally has issues with running on Windows 10, but with some tweaking, it's possible to configure the INI to stabilise NVSR and still get the performance benefits without actually needing to disable too many of its features.

Download and install the New Vegas Tick Fix. Here: https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/66537/

Then install NVSR and overwrite sr_New_Vegas_Stutter_Remover.ini with this file. Here: https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/34832

Keep in mind, NVSR can be tricky to work with and these INIs may not work with all PCs, but should fix the stuttering and memory-related issues for most players

Some things you may want to tweak (for those inexperienced with NVSR).

- bReplaceHeap

I recommend setting iHeapSize found in the Heap section to either 450 or 512 if you have the 4gb patch enabled. If are using the unpatched .exe, then 250 might be a better value as your game's memory usage will be more restricted. I also recommend setting iHeapAlgorithm to 6. Leave bReplaceHeap disabled if you're using NVSE's heap replacement. Both do not work in conjunction (one will override the other and it usually ends up being NVSE).

- bInject_iFPSClamp

An NVSE-based alternative to iFPSClamp found in the Fallout.ini file. Works as an FPS limiter, and prevents the game from going beyond the value set for fMaximumFPS. Also attempts to implement the FPS clamp without getting the typical bugs associated with the Fallout.ini setting (i.e. stretched out arms and missing hands).

However, as it still caps the games scripts just as the Fallout.ini setting does, it can cause quite a lot of slowdowns in script-heavy instances. In that case you can try setting fMaximumFPS=0. 60 is better if you have Vsync enabled. If you still get major slowdowns, then disable bInject_iFPSClamp altogether.

-bReplaceGetTickCount (Disabled by default)

The fix for the 64Hz bug that is responsible for the majority of your stuttering issues. I recommend using the New Vegas Tick Fix by tgspy over the fix included in NVSR. Get it here: https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/66537/

Hopefully, this will provide a better basis for tweaking the NVSR ini file. As I've said, this isn't a sure-fire fix for NVSR. You will need to tweak it if you still have