I think they actually had a second update, there were two 375's, the most recent 375.70. Updating the Nvidia driver did fix the clear underwater, but it looks perfectly normal now, slightly clearer than old Skyrim. When I put it back up to 1920x1080, I couldn't get a steady framerate, it was wavering all over between 40 and 58, only hit 60 now and then for a second. That's still at my native resolution of 1360x768. Probably worse in a big city, I can't really play on Ultra). 5 fps or less (in relatively unpopulated area.
60 fps mostly, but with fairly frequent small dips, depending on what I was looking at. And it was exactly the same as when I had done that when I first started it last weekend. Can someone tell me if it natively supports higher than 60fps, and if not, what I can do to make it. I have a 144hz monitor so I would like to use something higher than 60. Stop putting camera effects in games where you play a character who is PHYSICALLY IN THE ENVIRONMENT). I want to get back into Skyrim with the special edition, and I thought I had heard that with the special edition Bethesda added a fix for letting users go higher than 60 fps. About Se Tawoba Load Order Sensitive Mods 952 Run For Your Lives 953 Serana Dialogue Edit - Skyrim Special Edition XP32 Maximum Skeleton Special Extended 979. 60 fps at the moderate settings I was using, 60 at the slightly higher settings GeForce Experience set me at (it put me at 1920x1080 and turned on 64-bit rendering but off AO, and I turned off godrays because I hate them. For what it's worth, I'm seeing no change with my gtx 760ti 2gb, i7-4770 3.4 ghz, 16mb.
