Skyrim graphics mods

[phillrulz]

Hey guys I'm in the mood for some Skyrim never played it on pc so I'm thinking of modding its graphics to absolutely top quality, I have a 780ti so I should be able to play it pretty damn highly modded anyone recommend a graphics mod I don't mind playing it at 1080p vs my usual suround. Thanks

[werto165]

first off install Nexus Mod Manager: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/modmanager/?

 

 

http://skyrimgems.com/ great place for mods. 

 

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/?

 

 

 

get: static mesh improvement mods

real or pure water skyrim

 

This was my skyrim: http://imgur.com/a/L7Zku (may contain spoilers don't scroll down too far)

[Kinda Bottlenecked]

I'd recommend project enb  

 

Edit: i thought id share how my skyrim looks with project enb. https://www.flickr.com/photos/126939142@N05/sets/72157646604695865/ (Warning:  the other albums in my flickr is NSFW) 

[phillrulz]

first off install Nexus Mod Manager: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/modmanager/?

 

 

http://skyrimgems.com/ great place for mods. 

 

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/?

 

 

 

get: static mesh improvement mods

real or pure water skyrim

 

This was my skyrim: http://imgur.com/a/L7Zku (may contain spoilers don't scroll down too far)

Damn looks sexy. Dat lightsaber tho... What specs was that system res + fops ? I, gonna start now so doesn't steam care about you messing with files ?

[werto165]

Damn looks sexy. Dat lightsaber tho... What specs was that system res + fops ? I, gonna start now so doesn't steam care about you messing with files ?

CPU: Intel 3570 GPU: Nvidia GTX 660Ti It runs at 30FPS outdoors mainly but indoors in runs at a solid 60FPS+. Modded Skyrim can be quite demanding. Ps what is the messing with files about? 

[Valkexia]

I you want top quality, follow the Skyrim Revisited: Legendary Edition guide http://wiki.step-project.com/User:Neovalen/Skyrim_Revisited_-_Legendary_Edition or at least use it as reference

For ENB series, Serenity ENB is top quality

[phillrulz]

CPU: Intel 3570 GPU: Nvidia GTX 660Ti It runs at 30FPS outdoors mainly but indoors in runs at a solid 60FPS+. Modded Skyrim can be quite demanding. Ps what is the messing with files about? 

surely when modding you are adding or changing files sometimes games will see the files aren't genuine and will force you to re install the game

[werto165]

surely when modding you are adding or changing files sometimes games will see the files aren't genuine and will force you to re install the game

nope, with mine i just launch it through nexus mod manager, I just think that you'll have to avoid checking the integrity of the game cache. If you're really going to get into modding I also recommend you watch this if your game fails to run: 

. Also be sure to check that if you dont have the dlc you check the mod before hand and see if uses assests from eg dawnguard.esm 

[dlf]

Read people recommend Mod Organizer more than NMM, you can still use MO to download from the Nexus.