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Zole

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Zole last won the day on February 5 2015

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  1. Zole

    2015 02 05 00015

    It's deep down in Blackreach (think I got the name right), much like the orrery in Oblivion and College of Wintorhold quest, though this one is related to the dawnguard questline, to aid Sigmus whatshisface
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    Traveler's Album

    Screenshots of beautiful things from mods[not mine] and vanilla.
  3. First off, welcome to TESA! I'd actually be interested in playing both variations of that idea. I don't recall seeing anything like a "build you own orc stronghold" mod, but maybe one of the more seasoned members here can be of more help.
  4. Welcome to TESA, Can't wait to see what sort of mods you can produce!
  5. this looks fantastic, Keep it up!
  6. Mine delusions acquainted, Bubbles erotica, Plutonium wedding rings, Icicles stretching, Bicycles, shoestrings, One flag, flaggy but one, Painting the paintings of the alive.

  7. Thanks Jac That guide is very useful and I have utilized parts of it in the past and more than likely will again. I've given up on making the game look stupidly realistic now anyway & a few HD textures and such is fine by me.
  8. I must admit I'm quite anxious to try such a heavy handed solution to a the problem. But I fear it may come to that eventualy.
  9. This is all useful information, thank you. I have used tom's hardware in the past, very informative site. As for the make It's a Dell XPS L207x ...? Maybe? :S As for Graphics intensive mods, I tend to go for the 1024 options rather than the silly 2k ones. I did have ENB and some great texture mods running before "The Crashening", though this does now lead me to believe that may have been what caused the crashening.
  10. Thanks! This is good news I suppose! I think I already got rid a lot, if not all of the bloatware, and I've changed the program that run on start-up and such which did free up about 10-15fps in game. Everything runs fine (except skyrim: see other thread) and I don't have any issues, I was really just curious about all the mumbojumbo I didn't understand. I'm begining to owe you one HUGE cookie HY.
  11. this is the problem... I used to be able to play for hours on end with no issues and a modlist of 200+.. but now it just feels fragile.. This is the 4th - 5th time I've reinstalled it all.
  12. So my "temporary workaround" is still working for now, though I do get CTDs loading outside spaces, after about 2-3 hours of play. ( I can live with this if it's not damaging anything. ) Anything even remotely connected to Skyrim in anyway is completely free from hindering folders, (Program Files). But the problems are still occuring, the game is incredibly unstable, and some loading screens take around 3-4 minutes, (sit in silence for 4 minutes, it's longer than it sounds..) This is meant to be a vanilla installation but I've had to use ENBinjector to bypass the launcher issues. I dare not try installing any mods through fear of triggering all these events again.. :l
  13. Thank you for the swift reply I failed to see until now.
  14. Well as some of you have probably realized, I'm not very good at this computer malarkey, (letting my laptop try and boot from an UT2004 disc for weeks) although I thought I was compared to people around me in my everyday life. But as it turns out I'm about as well informed about my system (which I received as a gift from a friend that moved away) as a plank. With a lot of recent system trouble and trouble getting even the smallest programs to run I've started to question my Laptop, though ti'm sure it's just me. What I've been concerned with the most is pushing my poor little laptop too far, as I really don't know if this is an issue, I thought I'd get some advice from you brilliant people. Firstly here's my system's specs, I've tried to look up the individual components online, but it's all just a lot of words I don't really understand. Operating System Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1 CPU Intel Core i7 2670QM @ 2.20GHz 61 °C Sandy Bridge 32nm Technology RAM 8.00GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 665MHz (9-9-9-24) Motherboard Dell Inc. 0XN71K (CPU) 64 °C Graphics - Generic PnP Monitor (1920x1080@60Hz) - 3071MB NVIDIA GeForce GT 555M Device ID: 10DE-124D Revision: A2 Subvendor: Dell (1028) Current Performance Level: Level 2 Current GPU Clock: 202 MHz Current Memory Clock: 324 MHz Current Shader Clock: 405 MHz Voltage: 0.820 V Bus Interface: PCI Express x16 Temperature: 60 °C Driver version: 9.18.13.4709 BIOS Version: 70.26.40.00.02 Physical Memory: 3071 MB Virtual Memory: 3072 MB Storage 698GB Western Digital WDC WD7500BPKT-75PK4T0 (SATA) 36 °C Optical Drives HL-DT-ST DVDRWBD CT40N Audio Realtek High Definition Audio Is this a decent gaming machine? I'd like to know if what I have here is worth holding on to or should I maybe buy a more powerful system? Also are there any known hardware/software issues with these components? If these aren't very good, what components might be a better, but cost-effective alternative? Any more information regarding this "set-up" would be hugely appreciated, as from what I can see at the moment, what I have is a laptop... I'll happily answer any other question about it, if I can. Thanks.
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