Skyrim remastered free for pc if you own skyrim already

Digital X · 28 Oct 2016 at 01:37

I've turned off G Sync and limited refresh rate to 60hz, verifying files and hope that helps.

Dirk Diggler · 28 Oct 2016 at 01:38

digitalx said:
OK running from the dragon, still stuttering, wether I look around or not it makes no change

Same here, I can't play it like this.

Digital X · 28 Oct 2016 at 01:41

OK the above post definitely solved my stuttering.

Either:

Turn off Gsnyc
Limit it to 60hz
Verify files.

Nice and smooth now!

davewhite04 · 28 Oct 2016 at 01:58

String said:
It's locked at 60, no SLI support, no native ultra wide and juddering like mad!

Bethesda never fail.

This lack of 3440x1440p is irritating. Still, smooth as butter on Max settings and it looks great even in 1080p. Still, I'll wait for a 3440x1440p patch, shouldn't be too long

Good to see some mods already available!

PJHUK · 28 Oct 2016 at 02:00

Change iVSyncPresentInterval to '0' in Skrim Prefs (found in Documents/My Games) to turn off V-Sync. Makes it a little smoother for me.

Flubble · 28 Oct 2016 at 02:02

it's just plain old skyrim with dof, and the horse glitched off my cart at the start and stood in the way of character creation lol

Digital X · 28 Oct 2016 at 02:22

For nexus mod manager, what do I use..? Normal Skyrim? I point it to the directory but no exe found.. What's the correct path?

Do I have to have original skyrim and DLC installed as well?

chrcoluk · 28 Oct 2016 at 06:13

can confirm I now have it in steam library, the one DLC I was missing cost me £8 so was only an extra £3 over that LE offer. Odd tho that LE can only be got from 3rd parties not directly from steam.

Michaeljcox24 · 28 Oct 2016 at 07:57

Very, very underwhelming compared to a fully modded with ENB. None of the character models have been updated and the colours look washed out when you're used to running realvision.

If things change once the modders get hold of it, time will tell.

davewhite04 · 28 Oct 2016 at 08:09

Michaeljcox24 said:
Very, very underwhelming compared to a fully modded with ENB. None of the character models have been updated and the colours look washed out when you're used to running realvision.

If things change once the modders get hold of it, time will tell.

I'm pretty sure they'll change

Great community, it's what keeps Bethesda in business!

Neil79 · 28 Oct 2016 at 09:14

digitalx said:
OK the above post definitely solved my stuttering.

Either:

Turn off Gsnyc
Limit it to 60hz
Verify files.

Nice and smooth now!

Yeh, might be worth doing a seperate profile for it in graphics control panel

Bloody Bethseda never changes lol

Sleepery · 28 Oct 2016 at 09:18

Still can't remap the number pad keys, after all this time.

hyperseven · 28 Oct 2016 at 09:20

Do saves sync over between versions? I want to play vanilla on my ultrabook and enhanced on my desktop.

Aberfala · 28 Oct 2016 at 09:24

davewhite04 said:
I'll wait for a 3440x1440p patch, shouldn't be too long

I'll be doing the same as I'm in no great rush to play as there's plenty more new games this time of year.

Lovejoy! · 28 Oct 2016 at 09:43

you can still get 3440x1440 with an ini file tweak. it should just be native these days.

Neil79 · 28 Oct 2016 at 10:13

I'm able to have GYNSC on now in Skyrim and with an increased FOV, thankfully!

Nvidia Control Panel - GSYNC+Vsync or Vsync Fast

Using Msi Afterburner I've limited frame rates to 60fps

Then in Skyrim.ini

[General]
sLanguage=ENGLISH
sTestFile1=Dawnguard.esm
sTestFile2=HearthFires.esm
sTestFile3=Dragonborn.esm
fDefaultFOV=100

Skyrimprefs.ini

[Display]
fShadowDistance=10000.0000
iNumFocusShadow=4
fInteriorShadowDistance=3000.0000
ffocusShadowMapDoubleEveryXUnit=450.0000
iShadowMapResolution=4096
fDynamicDOFBlurMultiplier=0.8000
fProjectedUVNormalDetailTilingScale=0.8000
fProjectedUVDiffuseNormalTilingScale=0.2000
bEnableProjecteUVDiffuseNormals=1
bUseTAA=1
fDefaultWorldFOV=100
iVSyncPresentInterval=0

enigma27 · 28 Oct 2016 at 10:33

This is new???

bUseTAA=1

isnt TAA Nvidias newer AA implementation or am i thinking of something else?

VincentHanna · 28 Oct 2016 at 10:55

hyperseven said:
Do saves sync over between versions? I want to play vanilla on my ultrabook and enhanced on my desktop.

They said they would.

Isn't the biggest benefit support for 64bit and therefore a lot more usable RAM for mods over vanilla Skyrim? Original game is limited to 3.1GB

SkeeterUK · 28 Oct 2016 at 11:21

enigma27 said:
This is new???

bUseTAA=1

isnt TAA Nvidias newer AA implementation or am i thinking of something else?

Not sure why you need a code for it for a ini when you can select it in gfx options from launch panel. I noticed it too, tho dunno why its taa isnt it txaa?

Also about the new version of the game. I think its nice that its got some gfx improvements but also the 64bit think and new AA is nice and there should be a few engine improvements. What i think this means is that old mods can be made into better mods and possibly new possibilities for modders that couldnt be done before for one reason or another. Mainly looking at that 64bit addition. So while the launch of the new version of the game might not be all that right now, futher down the line i think modders will appreciate it.

Deo_volente · 28 Oct 2016 at 11:37

Dumb question time, sorry chaps. If i launch Skyrim through steam will it auto update itself to this new version? If so is it likely to break my installed mods, been playing through for the last four weeks or so and not too far off having done all the main quests n stuff and would be real upset if it breaks my game.

I'm pretty sure if i launch it through nexus mod manager with skse launch option it bypasses the steam launcher, i'm almost certain thats what happened when i did it one time before but i don't think the cloud save then uploaded when i quit the game (no big deal since i'm nearly done with this playthrough anyway tbh).