Hey all, I apologize if this has been answered before, but I looked on Google for quite a while looking for answers and found none.
Here are a few recent screenshots:
Now what I am concerned with is the way the lighting is all layered, especially on the Beacon and with the Fog. Usually, I run with quite a few mods on my Skyrim (who doesn't?), so my first attempt to rid myself of these artifacts was to disable all of them. When that didn't work, I completely deleted my Skyrim install and they are still there with a fresh installation. I cannot remember when I first started the game if it was there or not, as I was too excited to play the game, but now I just want it to look as beautiful as I can make it.
Following the example of some other posters around the web I tried messing with my AA and AF sampling, and that still didn't fix anything.
Is there anyone who had the same problems as I did?
My specs are:
ASUS P8Z68-V PRO/GEN3
i5-2500k 3.3ghz
GTX 680
I would really appreciate any help on this, even if I can rule out things that would not help me.
Thanks, Hazird.
Here are a few recent screenshots:
Now what I am concerned with is the way the lighting is all layered, especially on the Beacon and with the Fog. Usually, I run with quite a few mods on my Skyrim (who doesn't?), so my first attempt to rid myself of these artifacts was to disable all of them. When that didn't work, I completely deleted my Skyrim install and they are still there with a fresh installation. I cannot remember when I first started the game if it was there or not, as I was too excited to play the game, but now I just want it to look as beautiful as I can make it.
Following the example of some other posters around the web I tried messing with my AA and AF sampling, and that still didn't fix anything.
Is there anyone who had the same problems as I did?
My specs are:
ASUS P8Z68-V PRO/GEN3
i5-2500k 3.3ghz
GTX 680
I would really appreciate any help on this, even if I can rule out things that would not help me.
Thanks, Hazird.
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