I have really low fps everywhere, im getting maybe 4-5 frames per second

I dont know if it's my computer or what, my graphics adapter is NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430
I dont what else I should have, I dont know much about computers, so if anyone could help I would greatly appreciate it

Thanks

I heard that I need an external graphics card, if anyone could tell me where to find one, I would also greatly appreciate it, Thank you

Normally I'd tell you to read the other 300 threads about low FPS. However, the fact that you're using OnBoard graphics is your entire problem. You need what's called a "discrete" graphics card, meaning it's a separate component installed into your computer. With an onboard or integrated card like yours, your processor (CPU) is acting as your video card. Skyrim is VERY CPU demanding, so your CPU is trying to drive and cook dinner all at once.

EDIT: Usually "integrated" graphic chips are not supported by game companies. In many cases you should get a warning before it even installs the game about incompatibility issues.

Bethesda Blog announces PC Requirements:
http://www.bethblog.com/index.php/2011/10/25/skyrim-system-requirements-announced/

Me too. There are many who have this problem.
Our best bet is to wait for a patch to come out and hope it helps.

Alternatively, e-mail via www.gamesas.com for support - I did, and they helped
me with a sound issue I was having, but, unfortunately, not with the low fps.

CPU: Intel? Core? i3-390M 2.667GHz
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M with 1024MB RAM
DirectX Version: DirectX 11
Memory: 4096MB RAM
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.
Resolution: 1366x768px

Ok thanks, where do I get a discrete graphics card, do you know?

There's a good Graphic Card hierarchy listed here:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-graphics-card-gaming-performance,3042-7.html

Your video card, the integrated 6150 is listed near the very bottom (3rd row from bottom). This is about 22 rows below the graphic cards in the "Recommended" category (GTX 260 or higher). You CAN play the game with a lesser video card but they recommend having something at least this fast to get better graphics and performance. Integrated graphic solutions don't do well for games.

You may also be limited by your CPU depending on what you actually have.

There's a couple hurdles to overcome before you purchase a discrete graphics card to be honest. You need to make sure the CPU (processor) in your computer is up to par first off. Assuming the processor is good enough to handle the game, you need to make sure your motherboard actually has the appropriate PCI-E 8x or PCI-E 16x slot in which to physically install the video card itself. You'll also need to make sure the system has enough RAM as well.

Beyond that, you need to make sure the PSU (power supply unit) inside the computer is strong enough to provide enough electricity (safely) to power the new graphics card as well. If you have a store bought computer (i.e. built by a company and sold in a box) you may or may not be able to actually fit a graphics card into the computer case itself.

Long story short, if you're not familiar with the technical aspects you may need some assistance in determining all these factors and then installing the graphics card.

Edit: Depending on the answers to all the questions raised... you could end up putting in a simple graphic card and being done... or having to replace your entire computer in order to play. There are several factors.

Wow, I never knew I had such a bad graphics card, it always seemed to work perfectly with other games, I think I'm either going to have to wait for a patch or get a new graphics card, thanks for the help, I appreciate it

Only one game company comes along later to patch their game and make it uglier than home-made sin, and it was Oblivion six years ago. I wouldn't bet on that happening again.

I heard that I need an external graphics card, Is there any place that you know of that I could buy one of those, my knowledge on this kind of stuff is very limited sorry