What setup would run Skyrim, on Ultra with mods on max reso.

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to run skyrim at 1920 x 1080 im guessing you just need a gtx 560 ti(or 660) and an i5 processor, and 6+ gigs on ram 1333 mhz or better

i run skyrim at either 6004 x 1200 or 1920 x 1200, cant use eyefinity with the enb mods, cuts my frames in half sometimes(12-20fps), but without enb, i have pretty much every texture mod out there and im getting about 34 fps, every now and then it dips to 25 for a second. reason i suggest 6+ gigs is cuz im hitting 60% ram usage with just my game running. also i suggest i suggest getting a video card with a lot of vram, 2 gigs+, when i still had my gtx 570(1.2 gig version) my frames were seriously dropping(i wasnt even that heavily modded) and the only reason i could think of is because there wasnt...
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anything from a i3 2300 to i5 2500k or i5 3750k, 4-8 gigs of ram, gtx 560ti or hd 7850, 600w psu would max out the game at 1920/1080 so it would easily do it at 1280/768. and run you about 700-1000bux at newegg depending on case and extras like ssd or hdd.
with the 200-300 you have left over you could get a hd monitor if you really want to spend you whole budget.
 
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to run skyrim at 1920 x 1080 im guessing you just need a gtx 560 ti(or 660) and an i5 processor, and 6+ gigs on ram 1333 mhz or better

i run skyrim at either 6004 x 1200 or 1920 x 1200, cant use eyefinity with the enb mods, cuts my frames in half sometimes(12-20fps), but without enb, i have pretty much every texture mod out there and im getting about 34 fps, every now and then it dips to 25 for a second. reason i suggest 6+ gigs is cuz im hitting 60% ram usage with just my game running. also i suggest i suggest getting a video card with a lot of vram, 2 gigs+, when i still had my gtx 570(1.2 gig version) my frames were seriously dropping(i wasnt even that heavily modded) and the only reason i could think of is because there wasnt enough vram for the high res textures

specs:
cpu:i7 2600k
mobo: asus sabertooth p67
gpu: gigabyte radeon hd 7970 oc
ram: 8 gigs 1600 mhz
ssd: ocz vertex 3 120 gig
hdd: wd cavier black 1 tb(7200 rpm)
psu: cm silent pro gold 800w

i highly suggest putting skyrim on an ssd if u are gunna add a lot of mods, when it was on my hdd, i was looking at 5 min + load times with all my mods, with no mods it loads in about 2 mins on a bad day, now that its on my ssd its usually faster than 1 min.

the only that thats overclocked is my gpu
 
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uhhh, i use a lot of mods, i dont know which ones exactly effect frames but ill just list my the envirenment and texture mods

better dynamic snow, better females by bella, dragon texture, enhanced blood textures, enhanced distant terrain, finer dust, high res roads, improved npc clothing, lanterns of skyrim, lush grass, lush trees, millenia weapon retexture project, monster wars, natural skyrim rain, nicer snowflakes, open cities skryim, real wildlife, realistic smoke and embers, remove ambient interior fog, revamped exterior fog, sexy boats, skyrim flora overhaul, skyrim monster mod, skytest, snow and rock textures hd, sounds of skyrim, terrain bump, w.a.t.e.r., warzones civil unrest, whiterun trees xenius character

these r just the ones that i think are relavent
 
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Thanks a lot :)))


Thanks to everyone for answering too <3

And I by "mods" I meant MAJOR texture mods 😉
 
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