Guest Posted March 13, 2015 Posted March 13, 2015 My laptop specs: I have a HP 15 notebook 15.6 HD bright view LED display 750 gb hard drive WLAN dvd optical drive AMD quad-core A8-4555m Windows 8.1 mods at the moment: race menu/unpb redux/dragon tattoo textures/ pubes/ Sexlab (all its requirements too)/ Hentai creatures/ dangerous nights/ arousel mods/ nasty critters/ glorious perspiration Steam: I just downloaded my SKYRIM:LE 3 days ago & it was laggy since day 1 ANY SOLUTIONS? THIS IS STRESSING ME I think I'm just going to use it to masturbate bc it's so laggy -.-
dudedude123 Posted March 13, 2015 Posted March 13, 2015 Your Laptop has Intel HD Graphics, which cannot run Skyrim.
Guest Posted March 13, 2015 Posted March 13, 2015 yikes, AMD graphics cards still give me nightmares. I'd say that's your problem, also, how many gigs of memory do you have? Is your laptop similar to this one? http://www.amazon.com/HP-Sparkling-Black-Pavilion-Laptop/dp/B00EYTDNCU
Guest Posted March 13, 2015 Posted March 13, 2015 yikes, AMD graphics cards still give me nightmares. I'd say that's your problem, also, how many gigs of memory do you have? Is your laptop similar to this one? http://www.amazon.com/HP-Sparkling-Black-Pavilion-Laptop/dp/B00EYTDNCUFml -.- I deopped $500 or so & it's my fuckin laptop. I thought I would've been in the clear considering my HP is from 2014 & SKYRIM is from 2011. So I need a better graphics card? Yep that's the one its made out of nice material & never overheats or makes ventilation noise Do I need an "NVIDIA" graphics card? As I googled for solutions that were of no help that was nane dropped plenty of times
Guest Posted March 13, 2015 Posted March 13, 2015 Your Laptop has Intel HD Graphics, which cannot run Skyrim. If I run it on a lower resolution would it clear up the FPS or am I shit out of luck?
Jezrail Posted March 13, 2015 Posted March 13, 2015 I have a laptop with an i3 processor, Intel HD Graphics, 4 gigs of RAM, and I've been running Skyrim on medium settings without any problems for months. I play with 95 mods, from the basics all the way up to Defeat. I don't run with anything that changes the overall graphics of the game, though I've been considering this mod I saw, I think it was "I can't believe it's not ENB" to make Skyrim look better. But I think that having Intel HD Graphics isn't breaking.
Guest Posted March 13, 2015 Posted March 13, 2015 I managed to finagled a 2012 HP Paviliion with Game booster to be able to run skyrim on medium but it looked like garbage. it barely managed 60 fps. there's also a few nexus mods that can help too. You can do it, but you wont be able to run visually intense mods or ENBs well. Save up a thousand bucks and get a gaming pc. you can build it from scratch or an existing framework on most websites. If you still need a laptop, you can probably get a pretty good one for around 800 to 1000 bucks. Just do some research to see if you want a monster that can run any game at max settings at 60 fps, or a modest slugger like mine, that runs anything I care to install.
Guest Posted March 13, 2015 Posted March 13, 2015 Yeah I should mention I haven't used an ENB closest thing to an ENB that I use is re-textured blood
Guest Posted March 13, 2015 Posted March 13, 2015 I managed to finagled a 2012 HP Paviliion with Game booster to be able to run skyrim on medium but it looked like garbage. it barely managed 60 fps. there's also a few nexus mods that can help too. You can do it, but you wont be able to run visually intense mods or ENBs well. Save up a thousand bucks and get a gaming pc. you can build it from scratch or an existing framework on most websites. If you still need a laptop, you can probably get a pretty good one for around 800 to 1000 bucks. Just do some research to see if you want a monster that can run any game at max settings at 60 fps, or a modest slugger like mine, that runs anything I care to install. I never imagined PC gaming could be this complicated -.- & expensive. Maybe I'll just stockpile my mods for the future like a few years from now
zenna11 Posted March 13, 2015 Posted March 13, 2015 I managed to finagled a 2012 HP Paviliion with Game booster to be able to run skyrim on medium but it looked like garbage. it barely managed 60 fps. there's also a few nexus mods that can help too. You can do it, but you wont be able to run visually intense mods or ENBs well. Save up a thousand bucks and get a gaming pc. you can build it from scratch or an existing framework on most websites. If you still need a laptop, you can probably get a pretty good one for around 800 to 1000 bucks. Just do some research to see if you want a monster that can run any game at max settings at 60 fps, or a modest slugger like mine, that runs anything I care to install. I never imagined PC gaming could be this complicated -.- & expensive. Maybe I'll just stockpile my mods for the future like a few years from now
Rayblue Posted March 14, 2015 Posted March 14, 2015 Reduce if not halve the playable resolution: if you want to play at 1080 but with that kind of hardware the laptop has, forget it. ENB? Nope. Because most laptops were meant for light games, multimedia applications but not AAA games. Unless you'll have to sell a kidney to get a boutique gaming laptop like those Alienwares. In most cases, to play Skyrim on the laptop it's preferable to use SweetFX and I Can't Believe It's Not ENB, plus Imaginator. Never use very large textures, that is, anything over 1k when trying to mod Skyrim on a laptop; leave the high-res 2k for character textures. Anything else has to be optimized using Texture Optimizer. Or use Vanilla Reduced Textures, which literally resizes most textures down to 256x256.
Guest Posted March 14, 2015 Posted March 14, 2015 Reduce if not halve the playable resolution: if you want to play at 1080 but with that kind of hardware the laptop has, forget it. ENB? Nope. Because most laptops were meant for light games, multimedia applications but not AAA games. Unless you'll have to sell a kidney to get a boutique gaming laptop like those Alienwares. In most cases, to play Skyrim on the laptop it's preferable to use SweetFX and I Can't Believe It's Not ENB, plus Imaginator. Never use very large textures, that is, anything over 1k when trying to mod Skyrim on a laptop; leave the high-res 2k for character textures. Anything else has to be optimized using Texture Optimizer. Or use Vanilla Reduced Textures, which literally resizes most textures down to 256x256. Good advice (:
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