I forgot how badly this game runsUninstalled all the visual upgrade mods and it still slows to a crawl in combat.
It shouldn't run so badly unless you have a very old computer, what's your spec? (I had it playable with a lot of visual mods on a dual core laptop with a 3-4 year old mobile gfx card)
:S
Q9550 running between 2.8 and 3.2, 8gb RAM, 5870 with 2GB onboard.
Pretty much the only thing I can't run maxed out is Metro 2033, but Oblivion stutters to the unplayable levels.
Well there's something else wrong then as it's pretty playable with a c2d 2.0, 8600GT 256 and a 5400rpm hard disk if you don't go too heavily on mods. It drops to 20fps on my desktop which aint that much faster than yours with graphics mods up the wazoo.
delete oblivion.ini and renderinfo.txt
I'll have a tinker with my drivers later and see if there's any optimisation guides knocking around.
So after playing around with BAIN for a while i've come to the conclusion that neither install method is better than the other, Bash is a lot quicker and on the surface appears more powerful but is let down by some things that just dont quite work how they are supposed to. Some complex mods are OMODs and some are BAINs and it's not really viable to maintain a stable Oblivion mixing and matching them. Le Sigh. So i've gone back to OBMM for package management (but did pick up some good habits on the way, and now understand Bash patches a lot better).
So yet another fresh install (tm)
This is what i've got so far, all the graphical stuff really. It's stable, been fast travelling to try and break the game. Everywhere except the bloody docks runs a steady capped (by OSR) 30fps. Full RAEVWD installed.
Time to install Better Cities and break stability again I guess
Screenshots as I go here:
http://steamcommunity.com/id/sldsmkd/screenshots/
Sweet. I can't believe the mod community is still going tbh, especially with Skyrim around the corner.
The alt. start by ship is excellent, I really liked the inventory loadouts. I went for a well-off warrior specialising in special operations, and got given dark combat robes, fine iron bow and dagger and some poisonIt even started me 50 paces away from the thieves guild meeting place which is awesome.
So glad someone mentioned Oblivion XP in the other thread as well, makes the game far more fun IMO, especially as i'm none too great at RPG; the original system was awful.
Are all your in game settings maxed out?