u/Gloomy-K

Hi! I'm new to modding RDR2.

I only have a few mods, but I keep getting this error and crashing.

The mods I have are:

Super Ultimate Horse Mod, Catalogue Improvements (+ the patch for them), & Equine Improvements.

My computer is well beyond the min required specs and running the game at Max settings. It is set to use Vulkan.

I don't know what could be causing this, I've tried all the fixes I have been able to find. Any help is appreciated!

Hello! I am looking for a new PC with a max budget of around $1500 (after tax). I'm looking for something that can run all of the modern games on high+ graphics as well as a heavily modded Skyrim. I don't know a lot about PC parts and everything I am finding in my price range uses a 5060ti or, more rarely, a 5070 gpu.

Based on my searching, this is (I think) the best one I've found: https://www.microcenter.com/product/706645/powerspec-g531-gaming-pc

I am just wondering if this will do the job with no hiccups or if I need to look for something else?

For reference, my current laptop is ancient and falling to pieces: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/73398008 (my userbenchmark)

But I do have a 2tb SSD that I put in it that I could remove and put in the new desktop if it helps.

Thank you! <3

Hello! When I was young my mom gave me her old record player and records, and I used it a lot but I don't remember what it even was. It got sold when we moved because we didn't have a lot of space in our new place and I've found myself missing it over the years.

Recently, I started collecting some new vinyls because they were really pretty and I was just going to display them, but at this point I've collected enough that I think I maybe should just get something so I can actually listen to them.

I have no idea what I'm looking for in a turntable, what things matter.

The one my mom had was connected by loose red & blue wires to these ancient speakers that you had to wiggle the wires on to get sound out sometimes, and the needle arm would randomly skip or pull up on its own at times cause it was really old and well used, so I never had quality even back then but I always liked the sort of crackly sound that the records have

My primary thing is that I don't want to damage the vinyl itself badly. I probably won't listen to them all the time but when I do I'd like to preserve the integrity as much as possible. Sound quality is less important to me as like I said I sort of enjoy the static-y sounds that old record player made

Any help is appreciated!!