You have at least three audio devices from your own post: Realtek HDA from your onboard audio codec (mainboard), Razers Kraken (headset) with its own USB connected sound card and the one you don't seem to mention, but everybody have to either tick off during each update/install is HDMI sound from your GPU. On top of all this the audio doesn't work at all past the intro theme on the main menu. It stutters, and there are just huge fps problems to the point where I can't make it past the prison cell at the start without it hurting my heart. Originally posted by Dorito Face:I've seen a lot of people complaining about Oblivion running poorly on their machine but they usually have mods installed and its mostly caused by Oblivions not so great engine but I dont have any mods installed at the moment and it runs awful. Processor: AMD FX(tm)-6300 Six-Core Processor 3.5 GHz (not sure what specific card, looked into the bios and signatures and it might be a 7950) Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (build 10586), 64-bit I'm running the game on the default quality setting (medium) changing thsi doesn't seem to do anything for performance.Īll my drivers are up to date as of today. Also running this game in any kind of compatibility mode crashes it immediatley. ini file, for instance shadow mapping resolution. ini edits but half of the values they say to change don't exist for some reason in my. I've set the affinity of the game to just two cores already and it hasn't helped, I've looked into. Is there something I can do that I haven't already done to make it run with some decent frames and proper audio? I've seen a lot of people complaining about Oblivion running poorly on their machine but they usually have mods installed and its mostly caused by Oblivions not so great engine but I dont have any mods installed at the moment and it runs awful.

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