So if you have a good system, particularly with an SSD, give it a look it might help you out since Bethesda apparantly has howler monkeys make coding decisions for their engine. bsa (855 MB in 2,709 files) Fallout - Textures. I haven't tested it long term, but so far works great and makes the load times acceptable. 3 MB: A simple, easy to use, utility for backing up game saves for The Elder. It auto re-enables it once you are loaded so that the physics don't blow up. For some reason, they thought it was a good idea to tie loading to FPS. What it does, surprisingly, is removes the FPS cap during loading.

The long interior->exterior times went from 30+ to like 3 or less seconds. I have an XP941 SSD on a high end system, load times are supposed to be next to nothing and are in most games. I was perplexed with this game because while it runs good, load times are slow, particularly loading from interior to exterior in the dense cities.

In particular if you have a high spec system with an SSD and are using the ultra high rez textures.

Fallout 4 textures take forever to load