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Anyway, your other reliable alternative is to install and ENB, or ENBoost if you dont want the graphical enhancements, and use the limiter that is guide into that which is 100% reliable. :)
i7 980x 3.3
24GB RAM
GTX 980
Win 7 64
And falling cows and mammoths are normal part of everyday Skyrim living :)
I don't know how many hz my monitor has, and I never manually turned on or off VSync. I just installed the game, it detected my machine and set settings to Ultra, and that's it
I did try a ENB (Seasons Of Skyrim) and it seems that when I look at one direction my game start getting horrible unplayable FPS (Like 10 or 5). Not sure why but probaly one of my mods is causing this.
I do have GeForce Experience and I'll go ahead add the list of mods I have. Thanks!
I did state in my specs what is my refresh rate (But to be hoenst I could of stated it better). My refresh rate is 144hz and I coulent find out how to limit my FPS. It seemed that in NVidia control panel I found a vsync option and was able to change it do Adaptive (Half Refresh Rate) but the problem still countinued but wasent that bad as before.