I have a lot of mods (Currently running about 700) And I honestly cannot tell if this works or not, might be placebo at this point, but I'm keeping this mod.
This caused my entire computer to freeze from playing Skyrim for 30 minutes or less(usually less).
I'm not talking like Skyrim freezing then having to use Task Manager to close it, I'm talking the entire computer becoming unresponsive and having to hold the power button down for 10 seconds to turn it off.
I have over 1000 mods so this is probably unique to my setup since I can't find any other comments mentioning this, but after getting rid of this I've played for close to an hour now with no freezing or crashing at all.
I was wondering why Skyrim had become so unstable after I'd played on my current save for over 70 hours without this issue, then checked the small number of mods I've added since beginning the playthrough and it's definitely this which caused this game-breaking problem.
I'm having this exact same issue and it made me worry that something in my computer wasn't working right; thanks to your post I was able to track the issue down.
I'm actually redacting my claim - it was due to a loose RAM stick that was causing this issue for me. Will try the mod again and test, because as you said NightAlliance, this has increased FPS for me and made skyrim a smoother experience overall. Will give it another shake and report back if any further issues.
I've disabled this mod along with 3 other mods to fix my freezing issue. So far so good, no freezes but I'm legit curious if I have a loose ram stick as well...
Can anyone tell me if this mod works, I have used it but this mod author has not given any numbers or shown any tests to prove this works, I am not doubting the ability of the author but I would like to hear from other users on whether they saw any improvement with this mod?
My machine is running 24/7 and has 128GB RAM. I have not been using that mod. The first start after a reboot of Skyrim SE with MO2 from a SATA SSD was allways a pain. Every start after that was fast because of Windows caching files. You can watch your self, just open the Windows task manager. Open the tab for memory and it will tell you how many memory ist used for Cache. I switched from the SATA SSD to a NVME SSD with PCIE 4.0 the difference is only noticeable on the first start of Skyrim SE after booting Windows. Im using that mod for starfield and there it definitely helps! Clearly that mod can only improve things if your system has enough free RAM, i would expect Systems with only 16GB (16Gb might even be to less) and more benefitting from that mod. But from my experience that mod shouldn't been needed for Skyrim SE!
I like to play Skyrim dungeons with many mobs, Genesis dungeons x45, plus Wenches series with 100% respawn.
But I found one that was full of them. It became unplayable, a lot of lag. I had my eye on this mod for a while, so I installed it to test, and voila! Everything fluid and playable again, it was an epic battle.
Thank you very much for the tool, it is excellent.
By the way, I installed version 1.2 in 1.5.97, in case the info is useful to anyone.
Note 1: Also noticed that the number of CTD has been reduced almost to 0.
Must be safe to use in a running game, but genesis is another stuff. If you "already" have Genesis running in your game, with adding this mod there will be no problems.
If not, i suggest a fresh start if you want to use both mods, for avoid problems.
It works wonderfully. Unfortunately, it also prevents No Grass in Objects from working (No Grassias doesn't work for me either, but I think that's a different issue). NGIO is pretty much required for any grass mod to keep grass from taking over every exterior surface in the game. Has anyone been able to work around this?
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1.6.1130 will be updated as soon as SKSE gets updated within 48 hours
1.6.1130 is now supported with version 1.1I'm not talking like Skyrim freezing then having to use Task Manager to close it, I'm talking the entire computer becoming unresponsive and having to hold the power button down for 10 seconds to turn it off.
I have over 1000 mods so this is probably unique to my setup since I can't find any other comments mentioning this, but after getting rid of this I've played for close to an hour now with no freezing or crashing at all.
I was wondering why Skyrim had become so unstable after I'd played on my current save for over 70 hours without this issue, then checked the small number of mods I've added since beginning the playthrough and it's definitely this which caused this game-breaking problem.
Gog version 1.6.659 btw
But I found one that was full of them. It became unplayable, a lot of lag.
I had my eye on this mod for a while, so I installed it to test, and voila! Everything fluid and playable again, it was an epic battle.
Thank you very much for the tool, it is excellent.
By the way, I installed version 1.2 in 1.5.97, in case the info is useful to anyone.
Note 1: Also noticed that the number of CTD has been reduced almost to 0.
Must be safe to use in a running game, but genesis is another stuff.
If you "already" have Genesis running in your game, with adding this mod there will be no problems.
If not, i suggest a fresh start if you want to use both mods, for avoid problems.
Greetings.
Update: OH wait. It's working now. Wut?