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SKSE has an easy-use installer, so it isn't that hard to install. I agree with taco that you should use LOOT instead; it's much better than BOSS, and I think BOSS might be outdated.

It's a bit of a stretch, but you might want to try Mod Organizer. You can still download straight from the Nexus like NMM, but mod installing is way faster, and it comes with LOOT. It requires a bit of learning, though. Gopher has some videos about it.

I could give it to you, but I've only just began working on it so it won't be much good. Optimization isn't the best, but by all means, tweak it as much as you can.

Here is the link to anyone if they wanna test it out

FO4 uses Physically Based Rendering which has much different texture maps than the standard diffuse/specular/normal everyone is used to with previous gen.

This will give you some insight into the difference between previous gen shaders and new PBR shaders: http://www.marmoset.co/toolbag/learn/pbr-conversion

Still possible but would be a bit of work.

Just to make it clear because I don't know how to read modwatch, You don't need Realistic water2 for dragonborn an dawnguard loaded as you alkready have legendary on the list. ELFX exterior doesn't play nice with CoT as they both edit the same thing. Piss off ELFXenhancer unless the ENB ask for it because it will bump up the contrast drastically.

Aside from that I can't really see a problem (might be because I don't use more than half of those mods).

This is my .ini files. if you want to give it a go. Please note that I set my ugrids to 7 (Default is 5) which might create unneccessary load for people who seek performance.

*oh, What screen resolution are you playing at?

I remember I was reading someones enb instructions once and I did indeed activate DOF from an .ini somewhere.

edit: Ooh, some quick googling shows: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/615805-the-elder-scrolls-v-skyrim/63787350

Also, the ENB docs have the settings but not an on-off setting (though the link above does that). http://enbdev.com/doc_dof_en.htm

It's Rudy ENB (which has some custom sky elements), either Obsidian or Vivid Weathers, and for rocks if I recall correctly just the basic retex from SRO by Ancient.