I’ve been enjoying the lands of Skyrim once again this last week or two, and the upgraded graphics are a real treat, especially now that many of the best mods are slowing filtering into the new engine. However, there was one major problem with the Special Edition release, as updated console release of the game got beautifully realised high-res audio, while the PC was left with muddy files that were excessively compressed; a technique often used on older consoles to cut down on the installer size.
Thankfully, Bethesda has now released a new patch on Steam which will auto-download the next time you log-in, fixing the audio issues, as well as a few other welcome bug fixes.
Check out the short, but very helpful changelog below.
As by now, I'm sure you are aware Twitch has decided to go ahead and…
I doubt many of you have been keeping up with Payday 3 which is understandable…
Today MSI has announced a new Gen 5 SSD, the SPATIUM M580 FROZR which comes…
Stereo and Noiseless - Without any noise! After multiple debugging, suppress static. Become clearer and…
PICTURE-PERFECT IMMERSION – Work or play on a monitor that redefines high definition with its…
Syncs With Your Music: With an internal high-sensitivity mic, Govee Flow Plus LED light bars…