Selene69s

the thing is me legendary uses planar reflections not screen space, there's isnt much to do with this im sure you would need to change the shader and do asset changes to the models and one of the textures to enable or disable effects or parameters. Jaggies is because the game is still using FXAA post processing anti aliasing which the lower the resolution the worse it is , they are using the best pre-set for fxaa but that only goes so far. If you can run it at 4k that would be suggested 1440p isnt so bad 1080p well its 1080p. This game should have launched with TAA , considering they went through the trouble to include hbao+ and change how the global lighting works on each level stage.

bump, still looking for someone to help with this

Im looking for a custom mod made will pay for the work please send me pm about details if you are willing and have the skill set, goal is to have a high quality custom made armor and weapon made for skyrim se also with the resources going into said project for future use to be used to port to other games be it a new elder scrolls or fallout , this mod would be for private use or public if the person who makes it wants to post it. To reassure i will be paying for this to be done if interested please pm me about details. Needs physics support, bodyslide support ,high quality assets. I will check back on this thread and my pms in a few days to see if i get any replies, if not oh well im sure ill find someone on another site if not who wants my money for work.

the gtx 800 series is spose to have stacked dram chips so the bandwidth will be hitting close to 1tb per second of transfer rate so yes the answer to your question if thats the series introducing the stacked dram then buy a gtx 880 as it will be far superior to a sli 660

considering its "GT" not "GTX" its not meant for gaming its a multimedia card thats it . All it will do is play hd movies and very very light gaming intel hd 4000 id almost say is better for gaming then a gt520 cheapest card you probably can get is a gtx-650,7750,7770, or a 7790 witch are all around the same class of card but if you got $200 id head towards saving up for a 7850 or higher for amd. $300 price range is a toss of what you want in your product at that point

most cards hit about 78 on stock clocks depends on fan type pcb layers and few other components 7950's hit around 1050 ish on core clock with default voltage and temps are stable around 78 on games you only need to worry about temps for damage and they will underclock your gpu