Magmutile

yes, what he said

Well, people over - exaggerate it. Yeah it may be harder than most games but not to the point where you have to relearn everything in order to succeed in the game. But again this is just an opinion.

The only reason you might be getting those low fps might be because of 1. bottlenecking or 2. you have not updated your drivers in the nvidia geforce experience app Try configuring stuff in the nvidia control panel too, like the power management mode or the 3d render settings ( performance, balanced or quality )

Assassin's creed: EA origins edition

A monitor usually has more HZ / refresh rate so yeah a monitor would probably be more beneficial but then again your budget might be a problem since prices can be a bit feisty

Well gtx 1060 is newer and knowing Nvidia they'll discontinue older product. So to be safe i would choose the 1060. However take the 6 gb one or it wouldn't be worth it at all

captured with Nvidia Shadowplay Game: Skyrim Special Edition

If you want to make screenshots use these commands. ~ = opens console command tfc 1 = freezes time and lets you use free camera to go around tm = hides UI (DANGEROUS BECAUSE LITERALLY HIDES EVERYTHING. HUD AND UI) Then after that you can press the printscreen button instead of the f12. The reason is because the f12 (steam screenshot) doesn't provide a high quality screenshot. After that, when you're done taking screenshots. You can press the command "tm" once again to unhide the UI. Then to unfreeze time and let yourself use your character once again press the command "tfc" without any numbers. There ya go However, do it at your own risk. I won't recommend @ThinkWithPortals to use it but the others... I guess they can use it since they have more experience. :D)

THEN YOU CAN DO THIIISSSSSS!!!! heuhuehuehuehue Free wallpaper I made. Hue

If I were you, I'd steal dozens of food and eat them in battle. That way, you can use the food as a health supply and when a guard stops you and wants to bring you to a prison. They can't take back the food. Therefore you don't lose anything.

@ThinkWithPortals IMPORTANT NOTE!!! Don't use mods YET. It will ruin your game, especially if you're new to this game. Wait until you finish all the quests, understand mechanics and just want to expand the Skyrim experience. After all that, you may start playing mods. There are a lot of mods, from Enderal (an expansion - like mod) , Falskaar (Another expansion - like mod) and also ENBs (Graphical mods). However, if you still want to incorporate mods. I recommend you to use graphical mods instead of going for the gameplay changing mods such as the armor mods. The reason is because most armor mods are already too overpowered. It will make the game very easy. In my own case, I finished the game in my XBOX 360 and replayed it again in my PS3. Then I replayed it once more in PC and started using mods at around 130 hours. After all that, I replayed it again but with a set of overpowered mods and set the difficulty on the hardest one. I started with the graphical mods, then the armor mods, and lastly the expansion and gameplay mods. Nevertheless, this is just a suggestion. The decision ultimately lies on you, hope you have a great day / night! The screenshot I uploaded is my version of Skyrim (Special Edition) along with the Skyrim re-engaged ENB (not reshade) and the nobleskyrimmod HD - 2K texture mod and another couple of mods. And if you're wondering what the cool armor set and weapons are, it's the Mythical Armors and Dragons. It's made by ZeroFrost, a great armor modder. The mod is available for both the original skyrim and the special edition and the mod can be found in http://nexusmods.com/skyrim/ or http://nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/ Feel free to ask more about Skyrim!

Playing Skyrim with these mods at 30 + FPS D: Looks good tho

Ok thanks dude

I would like inquire once more... If the ryzen is out, should I buy that instead, if so which type, and will it be compatible with the specs I gave before?

Thanks dude, hope u have a great day