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Especially considering the author's last login to the Nexus forum was on January 17 and, from what I can tell, the mod was available until much later (June?). Here's his Steam profile https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198052200678 I'll try to contact him to see if he's willing to upload it to Steam Workshop or something.

That mod has been deleted from Nexus.https://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/3389 Got any mirrors?

Considering the recommended urn mods have been removed, would you recommend we go back to using the previously recommended mod, 'HD Urns Retex' ? Or alternatively, can anyone upload those mods to a file hosting website? That would seem a very simple and logic solution, no?

8GB of RAM these days is a must have. Take advantage of the low prices and upgrade.

Trust me, your CPU is holding you back. https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/HD_7970_CPU_Scaling/16.html («-- that's with an AMD FX-8150 @ 3.6 GHz) To move Skyrim to an SSD, use Steam Mover https://www.traynier.com/software/steammover P.S.: Adding an extra 4GB of RAM (total 8GB) wouldn't hurt either. I'm playing Skyrim with all settings maxed and dozens of texture and re-texturing mods and that leaves me with only 2GB of free RAM out of 8GB. So, yeah, that could help too. STEP mods put more strain on the GPU than CPU, the game has been optimised to put more load on the GPU since its launch, with several patches. I wouldn't think CPU is a deciding factor here, a Phenom II X4 should certainly cope with Skyrim just fine. SDD is certainly a good addition though. So what if they strain more the GPU? If the CPU is weak to begin with, the game will suffer. Almost 20fps less than a Sandy Bridge CPU is what any sane person would consider "a deciding factor". I posted proof of that. Where is yours? This is a GTX 670 we're talking about here, not some budget video card.

If you just drop the .exe in the Skyrim folder and it's done then it shouldn't be a problem.

Trust me, your CPU is holding you back. https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/HD_7970_CPU_Scaling/16.html («-- that's with an AMD FX-8150 @ 3.6 GHz) To move Skyrim to an SSD, use Steam Mover https://www.traynier.com/software/steammover P.S.: Adding an extra 4GB of RAM (total 8GB) wouldn't hurt either. I'm playing Skyrim with all settings maxed and dozens of texture and re-texturing mods and that leaves me with only 2GB of free RAM out of 8GB. So, yeah, that could help too.