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Anyway, I wish you good luck
With a 4GB GTX 1050 Ti, definitely uninstall the HD Textures. In fact, I would suggest following the texture mod method with this:
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/23556
You don't actually need to use any of the mods listed here, but I do suggest going through Step 0 and Step 1 as you will massively improve your performance doing so.
FTR, my previous laptop had a 1050 Ti and it struggled with the HD DLC. Aside from the metal textures, most of the HD DLC is barely improved over vanilla stuff and is horribly uncompressed (60GB+ for minor improvements....) You're better off using mods from Nexus.
And regarding your graphics settings, make sure your GPU is set to prefer maximum performance and select your gpu to be used under your control panel.
https://imgur.com/KsJzPcl
Also when it comes to mod, I don't mind using them, but I just want to at least finish the game in it's vanilla state AND be able to get mods.
My game was actually breaking every two minutes and I already bought a new graphics card. I made sure all my hardware is in a good shape and all... So that was really my last try and it fixed it. The texture pack was 60 GB large (!!!) and without it the game is really small. All the textures are loaded via stream into all the available memory, so it's no surprise when something like that is breaking the game. Late game or anything not related to the main quests is making an issue here, so I don't recommend this pack to anyone who wants the best game experience. I would rather try the vanilla mod*, but you need all the dlc's for that.
*I was talking about the "unofficial fallout 4 patch"
also google for review of high textures pack
Do you even try?
In general you always should be doing tests and comparisons by yourself with your owned hardware and then stating an opinion, not an absolute statement: "this is garbage". It's the same as all the videos around YT making comparisons side by side of: 1080p VS 2440p VS 4k or 60fps vs 120fps vs 240fps.
Images and videos are just chunks of information, not a physical representation of an image or a video.
The physical(aka real) aspect of a image it's tied to the screen that has the final task to display it so the final result is always going to depend on your screen specs: where you barely see a difference some other guy can come with a different screen and see a big difference.
That's what the people fails to understand when comparing through online videos and images and making absolute statements: what you do see on your screen is NOT what every other person of the world is going to see, because the moment the screen properties CHANGE the physical representation of the image in THAT screen changes aswell.
And I'm still leaving out subjetive opinion...that is, if an image is beatiful or better than other is almost entirely subjective. So one reason less to make an absolute statement over the topic.
The Unofficial Patch for Fallout 4 isn't updated for the newest game version yet. The authors said to wait to install it on new versions until they update it.
The beta testing for the November update was still in progress when the newest game update launched.
It'll probably be a while before it updated for the latest version.