Fallout3 WinXP/7/8/10 Multicore Threading 4GB LAA is a mod for Fallout 3, created by carinth01. Description: This should increase game performance, increasing fps and other features in the game, allowing for overall better gameplay. Fallout 3 is not the easiest game to mod, but we have troubleshooted the process and done our best to provide a bug-free mod list. Install Fallout 3 and all the DLC’s. Download and install the 1.7 patch. Install Fallout Mod Manager and direct it to your Fallout 3 folder if it does not detect it automatically.

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Fallout3 WinXP/7/8/10 Multicore Threading 4GB LAA is a mod for Fallout 3, created by carinth01.

Description:

This should increase game performance, increasing fps and other features in the game, allowing for overall better gameplay. It should also allow for both X86 (32-bit) and X64 (64-bit) operating systems to work properly with the game. See readme for list of changes. The 4GB patch can also be used with FOSE to further improve game performance. Use with vanilla or modded games.

In most cases simply doing the following alteration to your game should allow it to run smoothly and crash free.

Once completed. Your game should support 4GB LAA, Multicore and Threading.

As well as, enhanced FOV, better audio, better blood and decal effects, altered grass density and shading, plus added lines for better gameplay.

To install:

Install Fallout3 - Standard or GOTY

Setup the game through the Launcher (start from Steam)

Setup your hardware, then exit.

Make a Folder called Originals in your Fallout game folder and place a copy of the original files there.

Step 1: Extract the contents of the download.

Place the Fallout_default.ini, the 4GB patch, and (optional enbseries.ini and d3d9.dll) in your Fallout folder.

(C:Program Files (x86)SteamsteamappscommonFallout 3 (goty)).

Place the Fallout.ini in C:Users<>DocumentsMy GamesFallout3.

Now if the launcher is run from steam the default ini file will match the altered file, keeping the changes.

Step 2: Run the 4GB patch and select the Fallout.exe,

apply to enable 4GB LAA. You should get a patch successful screen.

Report problems with download to support@gamepressure.com

Despite being a great-looking game when it first released back in 2008, it's hard to deny that the default (or 'Vanilla') version of Fallout 3 looks a little outdated when compared to games of the current generation.

Thankfully, the modding community has created dozens upon dozens of mods that make FO3 look like an (almost) entirely new game. Here are some of our favorite mods for overhauling the world and inhabitants of Fallout 3.

Texture Mods[edit]

Enhancing the quality of the textures that each object in a game uses does a great deal to improve the visual aesthetic of your game. Fallout 3 received and HD texture pack from Bethesda some time ago, but these mods will allow you to add even more detail to almost every aspect of the Wasteland.

This massive undertaking retextures almost every object found in the wasteland, from cars to fire hydrants to stop signs and much more. The Maximum edition contains all the textures in 2K resolution, and lower-res versions are available for a more performance-friendly option. Download it here.

printerkop's Ultra-High Quality terrain mod replaces the default ground textures with much higher definition textures. Download it here.

This update by the a-burns updates and enhances the texture quality on most of the small arms found throughout the game (pistols, rifles, shotguns, etc). Download it here.

Millenia's Fallout 3 Weapon Retexture Project improves the textures for specific weapons, such as the .44 magnum, sawed-off shotgun and 10mm Pistol. Download it here.

The Unique Weapons With Unique Textures mod by Dra0ntamer also updates specific weapon textures, this time for the unique weapons owned by specific characters. Download it here.

In this mod, Emerald Reign has created rich textures from scratch for several items in the game, including the minigun, Flamer, and some grenades and mutants as well. Download it here.

Another mod from Deblazkez, the HoE completely revamps the textures for almost every piece of armor found throughout Fallout 3. Download it here.

This mod from dDefinder replaces the generic blood textures that get spattered about during combat encounters with HD ones that are able to dynamically react to the space they appear in. Download it here.

ObsidianStag replaces much of the random clutter and rubble throughout Fallout 3 with HD models, some of which replace items with more lore-friendly variants. Download it here.

KevKas replaces many of the stimpack / Med-X textures with more realistic versions. Seeing as you'll be using these items often, you'll want to have them look their best. Download it here.

This mod from OpenSaucer not only replaces the textures for many of the robots found throughout the game, but also adds a few variations for each model as well. Download it here.

TSD gives the old computer stations of Fallout 3 a much-needed facelift with this mod that is as aptly-titled as it is effective. Download it here.

Lighting FX Mods[edit]

In addition to boosting the quality of your in-game textures, refining the way each area is lit will greatly improve your gameplay experience.

Boris Voronstov's ENBseries for Fallout 3 / New Vegas totally changes the way you view the wasteland. It's best used with one of the many user-created presets, but can also be tweaked to your own personal liking.
Download it here.

This ENB preset created by Xilandro, while technically for FO:NV, does a great job of making the DC area more immersive. Download it here.

A softer, somewhat more colorful ENB preset, this ENB preset is an excellent choice for making the Wasteland a bit more vibrant. Download it here.

Wanny's ENB preset is a bit of a mix of both Blackout's stark lighting, which gives the wastes a bit of a bleak aesthetic and Midrhastic's more colorful variation. Download it here.

If installing an ENB and a preset seems too daunting of a task, Fellout does a great job of removing the green tint that's so present in the vanilla version, and allows for a more natural aesthetic. Download it here.

This mod from SpeedyB64 and RW2112 not only updates the lighting effects from the various streetlights, but improves on their beam FX and ambient lighting as well. Download it here.

Deanoman's mod replaces the default fire, smoke and explosion textures with HD ones that are compatible with many lighting modifications. Download it here.

Also known as EVE, this mod by weijiesen and Cipscis updates the discharged particles for energy weapons, as well as adds some new models and functions for the enemies that are affected by them. Download it here.

This mod redoes almost every lighting fixture in the town of Megaton, so that every night will be a neon-fueled party - at least up until you reduce it to a smoking crater. Download it here.

World Mods[edit]

These mods do much to enhance the world itself, whether by adding weather effects, extra vegetation or improving the way objects and characters interact within the space.

This mod adds dynamic weather, including rain, snow, fog and thunderstorms to the wasteland. Download it here.

Similar to Project Reality, this mod from Skingrad24 adds rain and snow to the Wasteland. It also allows players to set specific weather parameters, such as how long it can rain for and how much snow can fall in a given time. Download it here.

Building on the Enhanced Weather mod, Xepha's Dynamic Weather adds a ever-chaning lore-friendly weather system, including rain, snow, lighting, and even sandstorms. Download it here.

Similar to the Skyrim Flora Overhaul, Vurt's mod adds a variety of new plant life to the DC Wasteland. It boasts three different variations - a forested one, a 'total devastation' setting that replicates the actual effects of a nuclear detonation, and a dead version that merges the two. Download it here.

CptJoker's mod replaces the default nighttime skybox with a much more detailed HD sky, compiled from real-world starfield photography. Download it here.

Ste41k overhauls and fixes many of the issue present when dealing with objects colliding. Stacking items has never been easier - nor has making a horrible mess of any room you can find. Download it here.

Like it's Skyrim counterpart, Khyrin's Pure Water replaces the stagnant default water textures found in the Wasteland with HD transparent versions that greatly improve the believability of this post-nuclear future. Download it here.

This mod helps to mesh NMC's texture pack with the default LOD files in Fallout 3. Download it here.

Character Mods[edit]

Fallout 3's default character models looked alright for 2008, but these mods will patch some of the odd texture mapping issues and improve the blocky facial structure that plagues the vanilla version of the game.

This mod by Dracomies and SpaceOden does a lot to improve the facial features of the many NPCs that players encounter in the wasteland. Download it here.

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This facial hair mod by RowdyJoe not only improves on the default beards and mustaches available in the vanilla version of FO3, but also adds a bunch of new options for both NPCs and player characters. Download it here.

Tony the Wookie's mod adds a ton of new hairstyles to the Wasteland, as well as improving many of the default hair textures. Download it here.

Also called LiL, this eye improvement mod by Emerald Reign gives characters and NPCs alike more realistic eyeball textures and adds some additional environmental mapping to allow light to reflect in a realistic manner. Download it here.

Another mod from Deblazkes, this one improves facial textures and adds a few new options to the character creation menu as well. Download it here.

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