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..."Fallout 2" still rules-/-"Tomb Raider 2" still rules-/-"Grim Fantango" still rules......TESNEXUS ROCKS PS LadyMilla go here and download the "latest" unofficial patch and the "latest" restoration project:)

Google "fallout 3/fallout new vegas flickering textures",it happens in many games!Just get used to it:)

Look here,also go here and download the latest drivers for your gt220m!I think you'll be fine:)

Of course one way of looking at it is Bethesda has sold us a half empty box, and they will sell us the rest when they think they have got as much money as they can? The problem is that the another 30%/40% of the game,{which is already finished},it will not be part of one dlc,probably 3,4,5,etc dlc...;)..."how much u said u paid for this mod?"

Try alt-tab!Also try to change your theme to a classic one or something like that,(srr i do not have windows7):)

Don't mention it!:)

...Even if you have 24gb of ram,windows needs virtual memory!Superfetch gives better starting/loading times to the applications that you are using the most!...ReadyBoost is irrelevant! Maybe it was only the dll fix;) or some update/patch that gave you smooth gameplay!

Look here Google is your best friend:)

Nobody force you to buy anything:)...some games are "meant to be paid" and some "meant to be *******"! Spend your money wisely and your download bandwidth also;) Vote with your wallet!

Fallout: New Vegas Update {"Most tweaks which would normally go in the Fallout.ini file in Fallout 3 actually need to be made in the Fallout_default.ini file found under the \Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\fallout new vegas directory in Fallout: New Vegas. This is because when the game is launched via Steam, it opens the launcher first, which overwrites your Fallout.ini file with the contents of the Fallout_default.ini file, along with your launcher settings. Make a backup of Fallout_default.ini, then edit it with a text editor"} :)

Are you seeing these "small boxes" only on the hair?...It looks like artifacting problem!?!

Use only the ao option from the nvidia control panel without the enbseries.ini:)!

uGridsToLoad=5 , i don't know if this will work with nv:)!

You can try to enable ambient occlusion...

Exactly. I just can't imagine on my 5th new character playthru that I can go through the same vanilla quest scripts, the exact same radio stations, the exact same User interface, the exact same weapons, the exact same armor, the exact same combat scripts and hit 1000 plus hours gametime doing so. But hey to each their own :thumbsup: ...,"the exact same level cap and hit 30 plus hours gametime doing so"!From an rpg-view both fo3 and falloutnv fail to compare with the previous installations of the game,especially fo2!I still remember myself when i reach level20 on fo3...imagine an "OMG" as big as the map of the game,(btw i had only discovered about 1/8 of it and i was very meticulously)! I can't really understand why both games have so much content without a proper leveling system to support it!?!Again:) from an rpg-view i can't see a reason for more than one playthrougth even with mods. The difference between the total amount of xp that you can earn from ALL the quests and the xp you need to reach level20/30 is TITANIC:p PS Great games but^^^...ending?what ending?1000hours?what?:)

Ok, but what about good old Intel/AMD devices? its a port,what do u expect?...i wonder if it will be worse than fo3!

http://www.product-reviews.net/2010/10/19/fallout-new-vegas-crashing-and-freezing-xbox-360-and-ps3-consoles "bethesda...bethesda never changes" :nuke: