fShadowDirDistanceMax= - Maximum possible shadow distance. fShadowDirDistanceMin= - Minimum possible shadow distance. fTargetFPS= - Target FPS is the highest FPS that the game will be allowed to run at, and is also the baseline for 100% load. Open dynaperf.ini with a text editor and modify the following key settings:. Configuration Files For Dynamic Performance Tuner And Load Accelerator mod) If no corresponding fallout4-addresses-x.x.x.x.ini file is available for your game version either read the mod description page to create a new memory configuration file for your game version or download one that has been already created for your game version by the community. Download the archived file and extract dxgi.dll, dynaperf.ini and the corresponding fallout4-addresses-x.x.x.x.ini file depending on your game version to game directory. 11.14 Bugged progression in Emogene Takes a Lover. 11.13 Duel Bot enemy stuck in Restoring Order. 11.11 Mouse cursor not visible in menus. 11.8 Major screen tearing when Windows Aero is disabled while in a borderless mode. 11.6 Console not opening when pressing the tilde key. 
11.3 God rays performance fix and no pixelation. 11.2 Crash to desktop on Nvidia Turing GPUs (RTX, GTX 16 series). 10.2 Entering Cambridge Police Station makes the player fall through the ground. 10.1 Crash to desktop during Hunter/Hunted. 6.2 RAW INPUT - The Ultimate Mouse Sensitivity Fix. 5.5 Subpixel Morphological Anti-aliasing (SMAA). 3.4.1 Dynamic Performance Tuner and Load Accelerator. US intelligence officials have begun releasing details of the real-life cyberattack dubbed "Grizzly Steppe," which used phishing techniques to penetrate email servers tied to the 2016 US presidential campaign. It's unlikely that Russian hackers used a Pip-Boy to leak emails. The shot comes from Fallout 4's hacking mini-game, which players tackle to unlock doors and get further in the game. CNN has since replaced the clip on its website, but it's still up on CNN's YouTube channel. The clip used a scrolling video of a computer in Fallout 4, which features bright green text against a black background. CNN did not respond to requests for comment. The gaming screengrab was first spotted by a Redditor on r/fo4, the Fallout 4 subreddit. The two-second shot might have resembled a cyberattack, but to eagle-eyed Fallout 4 fans, it was pretty obvious where the random characters came from. In a CNN report on Russian hacking, first posted December 30 and updated Monday night, the news network used a screenshot from the popular Bethesda game as B-roll footage to demonstrate what hacking looks like. 
We're not living in a post-apocalyptic nuclear shelter in the year 2287, but the news sure makes it seem like we're inside Fallout 4. CNN used this shot of Fallout 4 to show what hacking looks like.
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