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I use both together for every flight.

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Did you keep the ENB mod though?
Of course I kept using ENB, that's the whole point in deleting these files.Have in mind that there are at least 3 different ENB versions. I use the one that (in file properties) is 1.0.0.1 file version and 0.0.7.5 product version.I do not know if the version makes any difference in stability but it sure does in performance. The other two versions caused significant FPS drop in my system.
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Of course I kept using ENB, that's the whole point in deleting these files.Have in mind that there are at least 3 different ENB versions. I use the one that (in file properties) is 1.0.0.1 file version and 0.0.7.5 product version.I do not know if the version makes any difference in stability but it sure does in performance. The other two versions caused significant FPS drop in my system.
Nice, I'll look into this tonight. Do you have any idea where all three of these are available for download?

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There have also been reports of ENB crashing when people are using the MSI Afterburner GPU tool / utility.If you do use this tool for overclocking / fan speed on GPU etc, try ENB without Afterburner running.The other option (as stated above) is to switch off ENB with shift+F12 before menu access, exiting the flight etc. This seems to work 100%

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Nice, I'll look into this tonight. Do you have any idea where all three of these are available for download?
Here is the link to the version I use and recommend:http://www.lockonfiles.com/index.php/files/file/1324-fsx-enb-series-mod/Also, if you try to delete the uiautomationcore.dll files, have in mind that this is not a straightforward process as they are designated as system files. First you have to take ownership of the files and then change the security attributes so that you can delete them (keeping backup of every single file of course).
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ENB should be, IMO, avoided in FSX. It's the bane of stability.I've not tested FXAA. At the moment I'm working on homework, but I may be able to get it up and running tonight. I tried FXAA's AA mode and wasn't impressed in the past. I'll give it another go.http://www.orbxsyste...cess-injection/

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Shade and ENB are fully compatible, as said in previous posts, do different things. Shade stands for 'Shadow Enhancement' and that is what it does. Shade is a small 3 part program which will allow you to modify colours and tones for the 3D shadow and lighting elements. ENB from what I believe alters the light bloom, which is totally different from what Shade does.If you want to read more, I highly recommend you to read my tweaked Shade manual here - http://aussiex.org/forum/index.php?/topic/10353-clems-tweaked-shade-userguide/Cheers,Clem, Shade Beta Tester.

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The AA on it's own is awful, but so long as AA is off in FSX you can enable AA in the nvidia driver using inspector with the override flag set and still use FXAA OK. I prefer to use both AA in the driver and FXAA but I did drop the driver AA from 8S to 4S.

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ENB should be, IMO, avoided in FSX. It's the bane of stability.
That may be true for your hardware but it is certainly not the "bane of stability". I've never once had a crash because of it. Works fine, has no performance impact.
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That may be true for your hardware but it is certainly not the "bane of stability". I've never once had a crash because of it. Works fine, has no performance impact.
I'm not here to argue that with you. If you've missed the hundreds of threads concerning crashes directly related to using ENB, I'd be surprised.

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