SpartyOn

Hey Duders,

So I am relatively new to the whole pc gaming scene. I just built myself a nice pc back in November and have been loving it ever since, and now I'm ready to dive a bit deeper and explore this whole Mods thing. I love skyrim and figure that's a fun place to start but since I know nothing I figuredon't I'd reach out to you lovely people for advice!

I've got a gtx 980 Ti so I'm pretty much looking to get this game looking as good as I can, any beginner advice, mod recommendations, maybe an explanation on what the heck enb stands for?

Thanks all

Well two of my buddies had a black screen issue and one is ongoing. As for the other, it was because of some HDMI glitch. If, by chance, you're playing using an HDMI cable to your display, try unplugging that and launching the game, then reconnecting the HDMI. Best of luck duder.

My best friend sent me a text wishing me a Merry Christmas and threw in a Happy Birthday a month ahead of time because he knew he "would forget it".

@naru_joe93: I streamed the PS4 live show thing on my ps4. Totally worked fine.

You keep saying "as someone who spent hundreds of dollars on an SSD" and mentioning your SSD...no offense, but why did you but a ps4? Clearly you want PC gaming....I for one love the PS4's implementation of installs. Clearly you are some kind of obsessed with SSD's so you must know the PS4 doesn't have one, so the anger here seems misplaced to me. Whatever though, to each his own. It isn't "poor design" seeing as even you admitted it's great for 90% of people. In fact it's wonderful design, you'd just prefer it be worse...forcing a player to wait for a 50GB install is worse. Sorry if I sound like a dick but I find your attitude about this to be very off-putting. If you "demand" excellent load times and are "willing to pay for it" then go back to your expensive pc....no brainer here.

Well at first blush that cpu/gpu combo is a mismatch. That's a budget cpu, and an older one, with a pretty top of the line gpu. I'd install the GeForce experience for an easy way to check your gpu drivers and maybe try some nvidia control panel editing (forcing vsync, threaded optimization, performance mode, etc). If you're still having issues it might be time to buy a new cpu that compliments the rest of your rig.

I don't mean to ask the obvious, but it's the best place to start: are all of your drivers up to date?

You could always chillax, because it's in no way a big deal....