I had an idea that vram was causing it so I bought a GTX 680 4gb to tests and I went from 20 minutes to 2 hours between CTDs. I was getting CTDs(crashes to desktop) every 20 minutes. Way back in 2013 I used a GTX 670 that had 2gbs vram. All the features of the textures did not show up at 1440p and they did at 4k. I then viewed them on the model in game at 1440p and 4k. I used textures that had lots of wrinkles, scars and freckles(I think I used a mod called Mature Skin). I did my 4k tests in Skyrim using skin textures. I blew them up to 512 X 512 and later 1024 x 1024 but I recreated everything. When I started creating mods for games the average texture size was 256 X 256. I did 3D for a living and I consider blowing up textures as unprofessional or a good indication that the author does not know what they are doing. Saying 4k textures is a bit vague since many UVW unwraps can be put on a texture map and as you said they can be blown up. Does this mean all the textures got bumped up to 4K x 4K? Does this mean the textures were uplifted so it looks nicer on 4K? But if it's applied to something much larger like a building or ground geometry, it's still worthwhile.īut then again the description is pretty vague. If it's applied to a smaller object, then that's pointless even on 4K screens. That is the main reason I play at 4k 16: X 1600 21:9. Skyrim also does not scale vram with resolution so dropping to a lower resolution won't change usage.Ĥk textures are a bit pointless if you have a 1440p monitor or less since the game does not allow you to get close enough to view their detail properly unless you use the console command 'tfc" or "showracemenu" to see face textures. Skyrim doesn't like swapping out vram so an 11gb plus card is necessary to keep CTDs to a minimum. I use 4k for large objects that are viewed up close and for distant or very small objects smaller ones. Then I manually add larger textures when needed. I am not really impressed so far with the demos since they look like a Reshade adjustment.įor SE I use a 2k texture pack called Noble Skyrim. When i just started with modding i had a couple of 120/30/50 ish Skyrim mods when, i started the game it crasht was takes me years to solve this any tips for in the future? Yesterday i was looking for Star wars BF II Mod i found this but noting is happening if i place it in the mod map.
I was looking on the internet i think the 4k mod is looking much better but i want to see the power of ray tracing because its new and its useless in this time for knowĬan i run 4k and rtx mod at the same time?
I was wondering what do u guys think is the best Skyrim 4k mod or rtx mod?
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