DarknessEternal

Use NIFskope you can import and export to obj to nif and vice versa its pretty light tool and you can see the mesh before you it imports it out its a neat tool im using it right now just load up the NIF export it out to obj to use in zbrush and to make a mesh usable in oblivion from zbrush just import the obj and save it as NIF works great

I wont claim to be an overclocking expert honestly your best bet would be to get a cheap video card and OC it alot of the DDR2 cards arent exactly stable when overclocking , a good cheap card would be an EVGA GT640 2GB DDR3 its what im using , i get 50 fps solid on max settings with just locking my voltage , when i Oc i get 25 - 30 frams running sweet fx and ENB tandem with 4000 + resolution texture packs from the nexus i would use GPUZ and PRECISION X in tandem and only do it little by little at a time and always do a benchmark test to make sure there are no graphical errors , also another good tip would be to defrag your saves i know it sounds wierd but the less time you computer spends going through its index for a save file the less stress it will have on game performance , not much of a forum person so if you want pics of my clock just shoot me an email or something