Gilozard: Graphics and Sound Overhaul, which merges 100s of graphics and sound mods into a coherent, easy to use installer.
Download from http://www.ornitocopter.net/v3-0-release/

Nel-A: Hello, thanks for your excellent post. I've had a search but I can't seem to find an answer - Morrowind vanilla would run from integrated graphics on an i5, my assumption is the GSO would need an actual graphics card to run? What do you think? -Thank you.

Gilozard: Never tried MADD. Have you tried doing a leveled lists merge?

Other than that, I got nothing.

Gilozard: Maybe? The more recent integrated graphics are pretty good. Also, it's not like even Morrowind with updated textures and models requires the kind of computing resources as the latest AAA games.

If you have one of the last 3 Intel chip generations I'd try installing the MGSO but turning the settings down. Just having updated models and textures makes a world of difference. My guess is that turning down the draw distance and picking less demanding options should work.

tinyE: MGSO seems to be conflicting with MADD.

I really like the graphics enhancement of MGSO (and for some reason it doesn't slow my system down as much as some of the other graphics mods) so does anyone one have any ideas for a leveling Mod that wouldn't conflict with it?

EDIT:
MADD seems to conflict with EVERYTHING! :P

MadyNora: I can wholeheartedly recommend Julan, Ashlander Companion.

An ashlander companion. He is very well written and feels like an actual friend and true companion, instead of just a "random guy following you".
He has thousands of dialogue lines. He will comment on the weather, the place you're at, the quests you're doing, your armor, books you're carrying, some other mods you have installed, everything.
He never gets stuck in the eviroment, because if he does get stuck somewhere, he will "teleport" after you. He can levitate, use teleport spells, breath in- and walk on water.

He can be found at Ghostgate, getting his ass kicked by three clannfears. Save him, and even though at first he will be rude as hell, he will eventually ask you to train him. If you allow him to tag along, he will drag you into his own crazy adventure. His personal quest is strongly tied to the main quest. You can no longer recruit him once you have completed the quest "Vivec informant". The main quest itself is untouched, but Julan gives a whole new "perspective" of it. :)
Warning: His good behavoiur is not granted. He will get drunk, laugh at your choice of attire, and be rude and secretive with you at first.... but he will slowly open up, and gradually gets more friendly as his quest and the main quest progresses.

Seriously, he has a boatload of features, quests, dialogues etc, so if you're starting Morrwind again and feel lonely, grab him.
Personally, I can't play without him anymore :)
http://lovkullen.net/Emma/Kateri.htm

Gilozard: Quests and Factions

Rise of House Telvanni - http://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/27545
Adds quests for the Telvanni Archmagister, allowing him/her to gain more political power and strengthen House Telvanni. During RoHT's main quest, the player will decide on House Telvanni's stance towards the Mages Guild and the Twin Lamps, infiltrate the East Empire Company, and shake Vvardenfell's politics to the core.
Most quests can be played in different styles. Depending on the player's decisions, House Telvanni will gain anything between one and four new strongholds. It is up to the player if House Telvanni rises to political predominance or passes up its opportunities.

diamond_Inquisitor: ... i recommend taking a look at the FAQ to answer any questions you might have and more ...