I'm having a really weird problem with the HighResTexturePack from Bethesda.
First of all, I upgraded my system recently and bought a new GPU (GTX770 4GB) but I was also having trouble with my HDD where Skyrim was installed (it was very noisy at startup, kinda slow etc., Problems with Skyrim included a microfreeze/framedrop when switching weapons via hotkeys and also frequent CTDs when loading a save midgame) so I also bought an additional SSD to the one where my OS is placed. I made a fresh install of Steam and Skyrim on that new SSD (i also put my documents folder on that drive) and on an initial testrun the former issues, especially the microfreeze when switching weapons, was gone. However, after beginning with the STEP core setup the problem returned - a short framedrop when switching weapons via hotkeys which leads to some kind of microfreeze. Furthermore, the loadtimes increased a little (from like 3-4 seconds to 5-6). Keep in mind that I just started my STEP setup (cleaned the ESM, installed the unofficial patches, ini tweaks). After a bit of testing I discovered that the High Resolution Texture Pack seems to be the culprit. Unticking the bsas in the Archive tab of MO removes all the issues.
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Penrutet
Hi Step team,
I'm having a really weird problem with the HighResTexturePack from Bethesda.
First of all, I upgraded my system recently and bought a new GPU (GTX770 4GB) but I was also having trouble with my HDD where Skyrim was installed (it was very noisy at startup, kinda slow etc., Problems with Skyrim included a microfreeze/framedrop when switching weapons via hotkeys and also frequent CTDs when loading a save midgame) so I also bought an additional SSD to the one where my OS is placed. I made a fresh install of Steam and Skyrim on that new SSD (i also put my documents folder on that drive) and on an initial testrun the former issues, especially the microfreeze when switching weapons, was gone. However, after beginning with the STEP core setup the problem returned - a short framedrop when switching weapons via hotkeys which leads to some kind of microfreeze. Furthermore, the loadtimes increased a little (from like 3-4 seconds to 5-6). Keep in mind that I just started my STEP setup (cleaned the ESM, installed the unofficial patches, ini tweaks). After a bit of testing I discovered that the High Resolution Texture Pack seems to be the culprit. Unticking the bsas in the Archive tab of MO removes all the issues.
Any idea why this is happening? I could of course try out Bethesda Hi-Res DLC Optimized but my system should easily handle it.
Thanks in advance,
Penrutet
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