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Hit the 'tilde' button (usually left of the number 1 key) to open the game's console and type TGM. Hit enter and close the console by hitting the 'tilde' key again. Done.

Vortex has a tendency to untick certain mods after a restart of the game when Vortex has been closed and started again. It was one of the (many) reasons why I switched back to Nexus Mod Manager. NMM is far easier to use and doesn't screw-up your game like Vortex seems to keep on doing. Vortex isn't a 'bad' mod manager, just don't believe the hype spread by all the fanboys.

The vanilla game has lots and lots of places with textures flickering. It's where mistakes were made and two different textures were used for the same place and they 'fight' for visibility. Normally, any texture mod that has new textures for the flickering items should make the flickering go away.

I tried to understand but nothing. Only thing I more or less understood that your problem got fixed when using Google Chrome. GigiDaniele indicates you could be French, so, pourquoi pas écrire en Français?

It depends on the game's A.I. as far as I know. The NPC is transported into the other cell just like your character is when fast travelling. But, NPCs are 'steered' by the A.I. and as such their 'chosen' path is as predictable or unpredictable as the A.I.'s behaviour. NPCs usually have a set behaviour that is almost always the same for the individual NPC. Traps and turrets are not triggered if said traps and turrets belong to the same faction as the NPC. If not, then the A.I. will trigger those traps and turrets against the intruder. The same goes for other NPCs that don't belong to the same faction. They will either ignore one-another (when the factions are not each other's enemies) or try to kill each other when the factions are at odds with one-another.

The 3080 is a thousand per cent silent because you can't buy it anywhere. So, why bother?

When you have this issue with Firefox, try another browser like Google Chrome, Opera or Safari. Firefox often has issues with showing parts or complete website pages, for some reason. When installing a different browser, you'll get an option to import stored links and logins from the 'old' browser so that you don't have any problems accessing websites that need a login.

Looks like you mixed different skin textures when you're using something like Unique Player.

Your RX580 has only 4GB of V-RAM. That's not enough for some games. Framerates always fluctuate, depending on what's going on on-screen. The only time FPS stays constant is when you set FPS lower than the lowest the GPU can handle. For decent gaming at a minimum of 1920x1080p, you'll want a GPU that has at least 8GB of V-RAM and 16GB of system RAM (V-RAM is Video RAM, to differentiate from system RAM). To add an extra fan, check the motherboard for three- and four-pin connections that say FAN next to it. Three-pins are mostly fans that run at a constant RPM, four-pins are for fans that have a variable RPM. Three-pin fans can be added to a four-pin connector when plugging them to the left (leaving the pin to the right free). Your power supply should have at least one free cable with Molex connectors. These are connectors with four cables and four pins. You can plug fans to those Molex connectors with a cable adapter should the fan come without a Molex connector. Get a magnifying glass and flashlight handy.

Latest AMD processors are the 5000 family and AMD's new video cards have been announced on the 28th of October and are the RX6800, RX6800XT and the RX6900XT (available 18 november and 8 December for the 3900XT). All of the latter are trading blows with NVidia's RTX3000 series. Getting the latest AMD CPU with a 500 series motherboard and a 6000 series GPU will boost graphic performance with between 2 and 10 percent, depending on the game and ray-tracing with the 6000 cards is better than with NVidia's RTX2000 series but not as good as with the RTX3000 series. AMD have an equivalent of DLSS in the pipeline. I've never used Linux so I can't answer any of the questions you have regarding that OS. Like niphilim222 asked, what's your budget? A decent budget is the difference between dreaming and reality.

You don't need to get active plugins below 255. Active plugins are all plugins that, hey, are active. This includes esm, esp and esl. In a mod manager like Nexus Mod Manager, you need to look at the bottom of the plugins tab to see how many esm/esp plugins are counted (installed mods with esl plugins are seen as active, but are NOT counted towards the limit of 255). You need to get xEdit and clean-up the 'dirty' plugins. Dirty plugins can cause things to not function like they should.

Bell notifications don't work. And I saw that for me this started to happen after the news item on it. Before the news item, all was fine on my front.

Contact an administrator to sort things out. Be aware that having two accounts can result in a ban from Nexus.

I got a raging headache and was struggling to keep my lunch down, it wasn't what I would consider an immersive experience. :laugh: Again, probably motion sickness. Your brain, through your view, wants to adapt to the movement it perceives but your body and head are in reality not moving at all, so, your equilibrium adapts to something that isn't there and the result is you get sick.

Watch out with bigger screens for monitor when you sit close by. I have a second TV of 42" (105cm) and while only five inch/12cm larger than the one I currently use, I get motion sickness while gaming with the larger TV because I sit only a foot or two away. Played with a VR headset at work the other day.... That was fun, but, I was disoriented for the rest of the day. :smile: Motion sickness can happen (not everyone has the same level of sensitivity to it) when the whole of the avilable angle of vision of both your eyes is encompassed inside the vision you're presented with, meaning that whatever movement in what you see in the picture can no longer be compard to the real world and your brain thinks that the movement in the picture IS the real world and does everything possible to correct your balance, causing dizzyness. I've never worn VR glasses or helmet, but I can imagine getting desoriented by it. I think your brain needs a moment to adapt to the new surrounding to get its bearing.

Watch out with bigger screens for monitor when you sit close by. I have a second TV of 42" (105cm) and while only five inch/12cm larger than the one I currently use, I get motion sickness while gaming with the larger TV because I sit only a foot or two away.

Most probably the university network's security implementations that block the connection for some reason. Or you're using something like Peerguardian and you get yourself blocked because the university you're at gets blacklisted by Peerguardian.

Any FPS fix mod tampers with pre-combines. Pre-combines are a setting in the game's ini file that make some textures like houses one whole as opposed to using the separate objects like walls, roofs, doors, wondows, etc. Making one whole of these textures alleviates the strain on the GPU because of less objects having to be rendered. Scrap mods do the opposite and break down large objects into their smaller components so that you can selectively scrap. The problems start when you have several mods that try to do the same thing, or when pre-culling is involved. Pre-culling is loading textures into the RAM so that they are at the ready when they need to be rendered. When scrapping items that normally can't be scrapped, the pre-culling gets screwy because the game tries to render stuff that's no longer there. Since a game doesn't load what's behind an object -to save on resources- the object that wants to get rendered will flicker in and out of view, showing a hole in the game where the scrapped object used to be because what's underneath the scrapped object is infinity. In your case, it could be you need to sort your load order and get the FPS mod to load last or first after the esm plugs.

Probably some third party software that you had to re-install, like an anti-virus solution. Check the operating system's event viewer to see if it tells you what caused the CTD and set your anti-virus to ignore the drive the game is on.

Most probable cause for the freeze is the GPU running out of RAM and being unable to load the textures for the next to be rendered image. It's not a 'freeze' as such, but simply the picture gets stuck at the last image the GPU was able to render. You can try playing in a lower resolution, but that's about it besides getting a beefier GPU with at least 4GB of V-RAM, preferably 8GB.

There are no dumb questions and there's nothing wrong with being skeptical. However, you're asking if the money is real at one of the biggest banks around. I've downloaded over ten-thousand mods and never ever encountered a virus or malware or anything of that nature.

In 2018 the Nexus changed webpage protocols from http to https under the new European laws regarding Internet safety. That's why a lot of links to mod pages are broken. Some links have been updated by the mod authors themselves but most older mods still use http links. So, try adding an 's' to the mod link after http and see what gives.

Not that I know of. It started happening a few days ago. I checked before my initial post and saw that Firefox doesn't have the issue. All my browsers (I also use Opera on occasion) use more or less the exact same add-ons and settings. I don't know what Gravatar is and I haven't changed any settings in Chrome recently.

Since a few days (three, tops) the generic avatars given by Nexus to people who don't use an avatar, don't show any longer, indicating there's something wrong with the path to said picture, except that I only have it with Google Chrome and not with FireFox (v76.0.1). Updating Chrome tells me I have the latest update (v83.0.4703.61 official build for Win10 64-bits).

It was fashion some years ago for AMD/ATI GPU users to get an NVidia card as second GPU for the PhysX parts of a game. Is that still valid? I have an old MSI 460GTX HAWK Talon Attack (2GB V-RAM) and was wondering if installing it next (or below) my Vega64 would still give a slight advantage for rendering PhysX.