JimmyTurbo

Yes. I followed the instructions that JVorn posted on page 16 of this thread. Seriously though, go watch a movie after you hit start, it will take a while.

Yeah the 7950... And I looked at different options like compression. Just resize to 2048 and you should be fine. I fear that compression would take even more system resources to render in-game. Just be warned though: you might want to sit down and watch some TV, watch a movie, buy groceries, go to work/school, go to the bank, or make yourself a proper meal like BBQ salmon and sides. This does take a long time depending on how many extra mods that introduce new graphics (new weapons, armor, etc.) on top of STEP, the amount of resizing, and how fast your computer is. I probably could have got through the full extended version of Blues Brothers (Not Blues Brothers 2000) while my computer ticked away .

I was sad doing this too. I loved having 8192 mountain textures (Benjamin's instead of STEP recommended). It looked very nice, almost like walking around Jasper National Park. What I didn't love is having the game crash because I went into a city or a fort (or any building for that matter). Funny thing was, I never maxed out my HD 9750. Most I ever got to was about 90% and 2.7 GB VRAM. I used the highest resolution option available without any optimization. And I used an ENB and parallax mapping for roads and bridges. Maybe we could have some sweet sweet DX11 support and the ability to throw tons of RAM at TES VI or Fallout 4 without it crashing. I'd love to use the 16 GB of RAM at my disposal.

Well, at least there's hope that the new game will use a new (stable) engine and be 64-bit as well. I'm tired of people clinging to XP. Maybe we should ask Bethesda to code it for DOS 5 and use 8-bit architecture too.Â