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Thus, if you are having a modern desktop, you will experience fewer crashes and bugs.

The second difference between Skyrim Special Edition vs Legendary is that Special Edition supports 64-bit PCs.

Skyrim the original will have the workshop for mods and other mod sites. The advantage of regular Skyrim is it has lots of mods while on Skyrim Special Edition their mods are just getting started.

Skyrim Special Edition is 64-bit and DirectX 11 while regular Skyrim is 32-bit and DirectX 9.

At this point, SE only has a handful of mods available and the new CK for making mods for it has only been released to a handful of beta testers (which does include several big-name mod makers like Arthmoor and Chesko). The difference is that SE is 64-bit and directx 11 while regular Skyrim is 32-bit and directx 9.

Special Edition comes with all DLCs included.

I just curious 1800x better than 7700k on sse or not. Is there some who know the url of comparision vedio of 'ryzen 7 1800x vs 7700k' on skyrim 'sse'? I heared sse support 8 cores.

Hi, sorry if I sound like an idiot for asking this but I was just wondering, what's the difference between the Legendary and Special editions of Skyrim? I know that the special edition and the Legendary have the DLCs for Skyrim but in the legendary edition you can also have added features like combat cameras, mounted combat, Legendary difficulty mode for hardcore players, and Legendary skills. A somewhat similar system called the Creation Club was announced at E3 2017, though Bethesda stated that they would not be paid mods, and free mods would still remain untouched.Did you know you could buy Skyrim LE & SE and other games up to 85% off? All payments relating to the feature were later refunded, and the mods were removed from the Workshop, though those who had already purchased them were allowed to keep the mods. They were active from April 24th to 27th in 2015, initially starting with 19 mods, but were removed after receiving negative backlash from the community. Using a "pay what you want" system, the mods could be purchased within a range of multiple prices, with proceeds being split amongst Bethesda, Valve, and the mod creators. Paid Mods (short for Purchasable Modifications) were a short-lived feature on the Steam Workshop introduced by Bethesda Softworks and Valve Corporation for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Help out The Elder Scrolls Mods Wiki by adding information to it, or contributing to the talk page.

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