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Crashes seem to be mostly tied to GPU issues because the game isn't optimized correctly. There are 500 setting changes that could fix crashes, but most of them won't work for most people. One that's not suggested as much but has fixed crashes for many people is lowering your GPU clock speed.

How do you lower GPU clock speed?

1. Install MSI Afterburner (Make sure you don't install extra programs that come with it like Rivia Tuner)
2. Lower your GPU clock speed (and perhaps memory clock speed) slowly by about 20 MHz at a time (to make sure you don't crash as you go).

Many have found that -80 to -100 MHz was enough fix the crashes. I

I've been watching FB Marketplace for Remastered Aeron's size C and I came upon this:

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The quality of the photo isn't great but here are the details:

No lumbar support

No tilt lock

No arm height adjustment

Mint condition (Claims seller; I'll have to check this myself)

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I've tried local HM retailers and lumbar support isn't really that important to me. I don't really find myself using the tilt lock as the tension knob can be set to keep it upright if I really don't want it leaning back too far. The only thing it's missing that I'd wan

I just got the suspension headrest a couple of days ago and have been messing around with adjusting its position, but no matter where I position it, it feels like my spine is what's primarily resting on the headrest. It seems to become uncomfortable very quickly.

Am I doing something wrong or perhaps is my neck/spine just not compatible with this type of headrest? If the latter, would the cushion one work better?

In the past year or so I’ve upgraded most parts of my PC. So far I’ve upgraded from:

Nvidia 1660 to 2060 Super

60w PSU to 75w (free upgrade from faulty product)

HDD to SSD

2x4GB 2133 RAM to 2x8GB 3200

Now I’m looking to finish off my upgrade with a MoBo and CPU that can fully utilize the RAM speeds.

I currently have a Gigabyte AB350-Gaming-CF. I’m wondering if it’s worth upgrading to a newer MoBo or if it doesn’t matter. I believe the specs allow for up to 3200mhz, but the website does say anything over 2666mhz might create problems (I’m guessing due to what’s installed in it, I.e. RAM/CPU). Are most MoBos of the same brand compatible with the same case? Could I switch from AB350 style

I've recently upgraded monitors and have spend quite a while setting up the screen to look good. It finally looks great on every game... except PoE. On this new monitor everything is too bright, especially the Waypoints and Zone Entrances. Is there any way I can change the gamma for just PoE and not everything else?

I don't care if it's in settings or a third party program, I just want my eyes back.

Now it looks like this. It used to use a much larger part of the screen. Did I hit some random hotkey to change it?

I originally bought the base game 4 years ago. Shortly after, I switched to PS4 to play with some friends and ended up playing there for 2 years on the Gold Edition. Now that I’ve upgraded my PC and want to play through the game again with different friends, it seems that there are no good ways to upgrade from the base game.

-Gold edition no longer exists

-ESO: Collection no longer exists

-There’s no “buy this DLC and get a bunch of other free stuff” offers like there were before. Greymoor only comes with other stuff if you buy the whole version, not upgrade.

So my question is: could I buy the Greymoor standard version and apply it to my account, even if I already have the base game, a

Hey All,

Just did a fresh install of TTW and went through all the guides to make sure everything was installed correctly. However, I've found that when launching with TTWFixes.esm checked, the game freezes and crashes on launch. When I take it off, game seems to run perfectly. Is this something I should worry about? It seems like (at least by its name) it's a pretty important mod.

So my questions are:

1. What exactly does TTWFixes.esm fix?
2. Should I play without it?
3. Is there a way to fix this problem so I don't have to worry about #2?

Thanks!

I was getting close to 2 crashes per hour with it on. With it off, I had one crash in about 5 hours of gameplay. Doesn't fix all crashes, but certainly helps a lot.

Reposting because it's important for people to know and didn't get traction yesterday. Hopefully can get it a little higher today so some people don't give up on the game for a dumb reason.

Apparently it's causing a lot of blue screens for PS users. I was sometimes getting as many as two crashes an hour with it on. Turned it off and now it's much better.

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This will not solve all crashes, but might help some people.