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Hi, Would it be possible for someone to convert the meshes of these Natural Long Nails to fit the hands of a Type 4 body? Right now, the nails only work for the smaller hands option of Type 3, which causes some noticeable wrist seams when put on a Type 4 body. And I like the Charisma and Luck boosts that the nails provide.

I bought BL2 GOTY in early '14. So that sounds about right.

I've been having issues where my FO3 seems to be randomly crashing to desktop. I'm fairly certain I can fix it if I know what's causing it. Since I'm using Mod Organizer 2, I'd like to know if there's a log for any crashes my game suffers, if possible.

You might be the first person I've seen consider going with a Kaby Lake-X CPU. Those CPU's require the more expensive X299 motherboard which would just be nerfed with a 7640X in it. What you really want for a CPU in these games is single threaded performance, something the i7's tend to beat the i5's in. That said, my suggestion would be to go with an i7-8700K. The lower price of a Z370/Z390 chipset motherboard should offset the overall price.

Even if multiple GPU setups weren't a dying breed, you wouldn't be able to take advantage of it as the RTX 2070 doesn't have an NVlink connector (Only the 2080 an 2080 Ti have one)

Your laptop wouldn't happen to be a Lenovo Ideapad Z585, would it? I only ask because my laptop has the same specs except that I have Windows 7 on mine. I can't say much about Skyrim as I was too afraid my laptop (that's bordering on potato status at this point) wouldn't be able to handle it at all. But it can handle modded FO3 and FNV and still be playable.

So this is (What I think) a really small issue if you want to call it that. When I was about to upload some images, I noticed these typos on my browser tabs... "A new an image"? That's a bit redundant. Figured you might want to know.

So here's an odd one IMO. Earlier today, I was going to change the hairstyle on an NPC I made. But when I did (Via FNVEdit) it caused her body to go pale, as if on an .esp file without an ESM flag on it. I should point out that I did not touch the ESM flag except for turning it off and back on in a failed attempt to try to resolve this issue. There's some pics in the spoiler of what I'm talking about... I've done this many times before (As recently as a couple weeks ago) and this is the first time I've had this issue. Does anybody have any clue on what's happening here?

First off, your CPU is incompatible with that motherboard. The CPU is an LGA 1150 socket and only works with 80-90 series chipsets and the motherboard is LGA 1151. Also that hardware you brought up is pretty dated being around 4-5 years old now. It would help if you told us what you intend to do with said PC and what kind of budget (if any) you're on.

The 8700K is on a more recent CPU architecture than the 7800X. And the 8700K has higher base/turbo frequencies, making it a good CPU for gaming. 7800X - 3.5GHz Base/4.0GHz Boost 8700K - 3.7GHz Base/4.7GHz Boost <---- I've seen people on the internet OC the 8700K north of 5GHz often, making the IPC in it ridiculously fast. Though that usually involves some kind of water cooling and possibly an IHS delidding. A GTX 1080 should be able to handle anything thrown at it @1440p resolution. I don't know about 4K because I think it's overrated for gaming. And according to here, there's not bandwidth bottleneck to worry about.

You'd probably be better off with the 8700K as it has a higher IPC than the 7800X. And most games (Modded Skyrim included) rely on IPC over core count. I don't know how much of a bottleneck is caused by cutting your GPU bandwidth in half, so I'm going to guess if said GPU (You never mentioned what it is) is powerful enough, it shouldn't be much of a problem.

First off: Why Z390 and not Z370? The Z390 chipsets were really made for the 8-core "9th Gen" CPU's. Second: what other devices are you using that would warrant your GPU to run at x8? Third: You say more than gaming, could you be more specific?

A Q1 release? That's earlier than the other rumors I've seen (They've been saying launch around Computex in Late May-Early June) Though it would be in line with the launches of the last 2 generations. I'll be waiting for official benchmarks from my favorite techtubers (Bitwit, Paul's Hardware, GamersNexus, and JayzTwoCents) before making a decision. Assuming I don't already have a new PC by then.

Crazy fast boot times and faster load times for some programs. The OS drive my next PC (If that ever happens) will definitely be on an NVMe SSD.

There's a lot for me to list here... - The house next to Doc Mitchell's, the apartment in the Underground and the empty locked house in Ghost Town. All from A World Of Pain. - Liberty Loft even though it's not very ENB friendly. - The Goodsprings Schoolhouse after completing Afterschool Special. - Baja Island Home - Mobile Truck Base if that counts. - Enclave Vault Mod - Hideout Vault (It's too fancy to be a safehouse and you more or less have to earn it) - Ravens Nest - My Jacobstown Bungalow (Not mine, but by Germanicus666) - Castle Cove Getaway - An Improved Lucky 38 Suite - NV Novac Apartment

If you're going for an A320 chipset motherboard, you would need to find a means to update the BIOS in order for it to recognize a 2nd gen Ryzen CPU/APU. Or you could get a lower end B450 board and not have to deal with that issue.

Unless you're a competitive gamer, the 3ms difference will likely be unnoticeable. I would go with the better colors on the IPS. Seeing as you're going with a 1440p G-Sync panel, you're going to need some serious GPU horsepower to fully utilize it. Am I right to assume you have a decent GPU?

"Entry period ends on Friday, August 17th at 11:59 pm GMT" I think we're a bit late for this one... Or is it 11 months too early?

I like the idea of getting me a Nexus Mods shirt. I don't know why I didn't think about merch here before.