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   huthuthut83

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   11 July 2013, 2:58AM

   Ahhhhhh........ What the hell is this????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
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      thingemiebob

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      03 August 2013, 2:03AM

      agreed !
      
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   Rennn

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   11 July 2013, 2:54AM

   The description is for a description, not for an order to download the mod before you ask questions.
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      Svammelie

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      11 July 2013, 7:33PM

      Indeedy
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   Dustin81

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   11 July 2013, 9:53AM

   3D-analyze could be an alternative to swiftshader depending on your system.
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   fruitcake102

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   11 July 2013, 5:14AM

   for low end pc too.
   http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/5458/?
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   BeastInShadows

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   11 July 2013, 4:07AM

   i would assume we replace the skyrim and skyrimprefs and put the dill and swiftshader in the skyrim folder with the startup app. but i can't read spanish so i don't really know
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      Rennn

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      11 July 2013, 4:22AM

      And you would need to change the rendering device and number of cpu threads in the Skyrimprefs.ini to match your PC.
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   Rennn

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   11 July 2013, 3:09AM

   It seems to be a collection of .ini files and game saves, along with a d3d9.dll. The readme appears to be in Spanish, so I haven't had much luck with that.