![]() ![]() ![]() This has a really good overview of getting your game running well, memory-wise I followed a lot of the advice on that page and went from a game that could barely cope with vanilla graphics on the lowest possible settings to a game that runs pretty solidly (touch wood) with medium graphics and several texture packs. ![]() I would also recommend, if you're starting a new game and don't mind getting your head around a new, slightly more complicated, modding tool, using Mod Organizer, because it lets you switch texture mods on and off at will - excellent for if you are testing them out and don't want a lot of hassle if you have to uninstall, also very good if you find you can't play very well with them active, but want to be able to activate them for screenshots, etc. This mod offers a High Resolution Texture-Replacer for the Elven Set. This mod is an HD texture replacer for Dwarven Armor and Shield. armours), test it out (ideally by having a fight in a location with the right kind of textures, fight a bunch of bandits if you're testing the armour pack, etc), if it seems okay, try another, and so on - it will, I think, help if make sure your game is set up to best use VRAM and memory in general. This project aims to provide high quality replacements for Skyrim textures, equipment, landscape, architecture and dungeons. Not sure I could run the whole lot, but my advice would be to pick the pack you want most (e.g. I use some of the aMidianBorn mods (creatures, and several of the armour retextures) and I only have 500mb of VRAM, I think (not on my PC right now so can't check, but it's pretty low).
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