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I use the climates of tamriel and my desktop is not that good (only have a nvidia geforce 560 gtx vid card) but it is running smoothly
Well, after you run the launcher and deactivate them.
Skyrim only uses one texture size - either regular or HD (if you have the HD pack installed) regardless of your settings. Deleting the HD pack won't cause any problems.
But - Steam will proabably try to redownload them. If that happens, play in off-line mode.
New Feature, go into your DLC tab of Skyrim, and mark the High Res DLC to not load [untick them]. It should delete the HD Texture DLC without redownloading
Because I play only on medium settings, I don't need these HD texture packs. I unchecked:
HighResTexturePack01.esp
HighResTexturePack02.esp
HighResTexturePack03.esp
from the data files so that they won't load. Then I'm going to delete the corresponding .bsa and .esp files from my data folder. This should still let me play the game with the graphics settings I'm currently using (default medium) and skyrim shouldn't re-download them, right?
Sorry I should have said to go into your Skyrim properties in my statement above.
Official STEAM SUpport page on disabling DLC:
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9673-IKVB-3221