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I was so excited to see this. I was having CTDs about every 120 seconds and I thought this would finally be the answer. Unfortunitly it didn't work for me :(. When I boot into the new 3GB option, I noticed that my screen is very slow to refresh. If I close a window it takes a few seconds and sort of fades from the top to the bottom as it disappears. The whole O/S and Desktop seems very slow. When I try to start Skyrim I get an "Unable to initialize renderer" error and the game doesn't even start. Here are my specs: Windows XP SP 3 AMD Athlon Dual core Processor 4050e 2.10GHz 4GB RAM (Windows shows 3.25GB in System Properties) ATI Radeon HD 7750 1GB video card If anybody has any suggestions, I'd love to hear them. Thanks!

Any Joe Abercrombie fans out there that live in the U.K.? I need a favor on purchasing something not available in the States (nothing shady so don't worry). If anybody is willing to help please PM me. Thanks!

I do not have access to 3DS Max but I do have Blender and am trying to learn how to use it. Would I benefit from this tutorial or are the applications/processes so different that it most likely would just confuse me? Thanks!

I assume you already know this but just in case you did not, there are two versions of Blender, a 32-bit and 64-bit. Did you use the 64-bit version of Blender? If you did have you tried updating your video drivers? I am under the same opinion as Throttlekitty, most likely has something to do with your video card or the drivers for it.

I picked up Fallout 3 a few weeks back and after playing for a while I wanted to try out some mods. I still play Oblivion and use OBMM and so when I downloaded FOMM and went to install it for Fallout it asked if I wanted to associate .bsa files and I think a few other file types with FOMM. I stopped and canceled the install for fear that it would take over and OBMM would no longer work for Oblivion. Is there a certain way I need to install it? Can they both be installed without causing any issues and if so is there a guide anywhere to help? Thanks!