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Try an earlier save. The save you are using might be corrupted when the game crashed.

Is the dawnguard quest started yet?

It just seems to happen to me only in battlefield though.

I think, as long as you have the same mods installed as you did before.

We will have to know your cpu and gpu specs to be able to tell you which resolution your computer will run best.

Does anyone else find it annoying when you are clearly behind cover but still get killed? I found a fix but it only helps a little for me. You go to the options menu and turn down the network smoothing slider.

We could get more new people to start playing and I find that the nexus is easier to download mods as the websites I have used are quite confusing to use.

Going to try this out and see if this solves my fps drop problems. Edit: Would this work if HT is disabled?

It could be that the save broke when you crashed while saving, maybe try another save game?

Isn't there an offline mode which doesnt need a connect as long as the remember me box is checked? Also I think you can disable updates by right clicking on skyrim and going to properties. Heard it doesnt work though.

Do you have steam workshop mods? Sometimes when I use the launcher to update them, my load order gets messed up by it.

Do you have any mods that could be causing this?

Have you tried it with a clean install of skyrim?

Have you tried it with another save game?

Probably you can make at least 30 and your framerate wont be over 60 unless you disable v-sync in the ini.

If you maxed out your settings then depending on your cpu and ram then i'd say your frame rate would be from 40 to 60(max). Don't most people overclock to get higher framerates?

I've never heard of someone getting their steam account banned, most i have heard is some people getting banned from playing multiplayer games because they were hacking.

Are you unable to uncheck it or does it go back to being checked when you uncheck and close the window?

You probably won't be able to overclock without going above 75 degrees but a bit above 75 should be ok. I don't think you will damage it unless the temp goes above 100.