The mod is a simple 1440p optimization preset, but what's interesting is that it's made by an AI for GPUs like the RTX 2070.
The most popular mod for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, Ultimate Engine Tweaks, actually doesn't do anything at all.
If it's an ini editing mod, yeah they don't do anything almost ever except for turn down your settings.
Usually ini. editing involves changing settings that may not be available options within the game's settings. Fallout 3 for example has an ini bracket for grass length and density, you can get really specific with it to produce results like this. https://imgur.com/a/OjwFFCb
MonsterVine: "The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered smartly updates Bethesda’s cult favorite with modern visuals and better leveling, while preserving all the charm, jank, and hilarity that made it iconic."
The Outerhaven writes: Oblivion Remastered makes a triumphant return to Cyrodiil after spending way too much time in Skyrim, making Oblivion a welcome change of environment.
It's not true. Bethesda will do anything to sell a game.
I mean, so far it's running pretty great on my 3070 with 8GBs. I've only gotten to walk around the open world a little bit, and just made it to the city though. Granted, I am using DLSS but even then. I have everything on high or above and I'm getting a mostly stable 60 FPS.