I feel very lucky that I am getting no micro-stutter at all now but I know that it could come back with any motherboard or GPU upgrade. The GTX 1080 ti was the last GPU I used with that motherboard and it had no micro stutter. When I upgradedВ to a GTX 1080 the micro-stutter was back so I used the 980 ti for anyВ Gamebryo games(Fallout 4, Skyrim SE, Skyrim, Fallout NV, Fallout 3 and Oblivion). I replaced the 970 with a 980 and later with a 980 ti with no stutter. I put the card in another computer that had the same motherboard but a few revisions newer and there was noВ micro stutter. In this instance it is an incompatibility between the video card and the motherboard that is revealed by theВ Gamebryo engine.ДЇor example, I had it with all theВ Gamebryo games I owned when I used a GTX 970. Though I'm honestly curious, how would you describe this micro stuttering, what exactly qualifies as such? I hope this helps you enjoy your stay in Fallout New Vegas.And if not you still should use them, hehe!

As I said before IвЂ™m not sure how early you will be able to get a sniper rifler but you can use any rifle really. So thatвЂ™s pretty much it to being a good sniper in Fallout New Vegas. It increases your stealth and doesnвЂ™t weigh much. Now that we covered the perks lets get to the companions.ДЇor this build I would go Lily(For increased stealth boy duration and crit damage) and Boone(for the spotter perk as well as cover fire).ДЄrmor is up to you but I would use to recon armor from the brotherhood of steel initiates. Also be sure to have something for in case the enemy gets close like a lever action rifle or pistol. Once you get a sniper rifle be sure to get a silencer for it as well. Sneak shots guarantee a crit more often then not. One thing you have to remember about this Fallout New Vegas sniper build is that is relies heavily on you sneaking. At level 30 you should be dropping hordes of enemies without much issue anyways. Lvl 28: Tag! (At this point you have the key sniper perks for buff something up) Lvl 26: Nerves of steel (Faster action point regeneration) Lvl 24: Concentrated fire (Increases vats accuracy even more per body part selected) Lvl 22: Grim ReaperвЂ™s Sprint ( A kill in vats will refund some action points) Lvl 20: Better criticals (Increases your crit damage by 50%) Lvl 18: Acton boy/girl (More action points) Lvl 16: Jury rigging ( Being able to fix you sniper with something similar that isnвЂ™t a sniper is a big help) Lvl 14: Silent running (Being sneaky the key to a good sniper this helps you move quicker while youвЂ™re in stealth) Lvl 12: Sniper (Increased chances for headshots) Lvl 10: Finesse (More crit chance is always nice) Lvl 8: Commando (Increases accuracy in VatsвЂ¦ Yup) Lvl 6: Bloody Mess (More damage overall and gruesome deaths) Lvl 4: Educated ( Maxing out you skills quickly is very nice) Lvl 2: Rapid Reload ( Honestly at level 2 there isnвЂ™t much to help your sniping ability so why not reload quicker.) Here is how I would level up my perks as well.

So thatвЂ™s the base for the Fallout New Vegas sniper build. Remember you can go the the New Vegas Clinic and get a couple permanent stat upgrades if you want. (The last one is really up to you but I like to keep my guns repaired) Luck: 8 (Better chance to crit and who doesnвЂ™t like to win at the casino all the time) Intelligence: 5 (The bonus points per level are good but you will max you key stats no problem with the default amount.)ДЄgility: 8 (This is key for the bonus accuracy and action points) Perception: 7 (The earlier you notice the enemy the better.)Д®ndurance: 4 (You shouldnвЂ™t be getting hit that much anyways)Д¬harisma: 3 (This can vary depending on how you want to play if you donвЂ™t care about talking to people that much drop it to 1 if you do keep it at 5)

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