- Fores new idles in skyrim freezes when try to run mod#
- Fores new idles in skyrim freezes when try to run mods#
This is a pre-installed collection of mods for Skyrim which contains 250+ mods. This is normal.1GB VRAM (May cause stuttering in some places) The save file contains data of what items you have and what areas you have encountered (to reset the encounters when necessary), thus the more places you discover, the more items are placed in the world and the more scripts you have running, your save file will grow bigger and bigger. Large save files are generally attributed to growing item references.
Fores new idles in skyrim freezes when try to run mod#
Check with your mod author and/or community and see if they have known issues. Instability is usually caused by mods conflicting with each other and/or leaving orphan scripts running endlessly. However, the core issue is the scripted effects, not the items themselves Having too many items on screen at the same time can cause instability, primarily by taxing the system, especially if they all have scripted effects that interact with the world. If by "in-game item" you mean "items placed in the game world" then the answer is still kind of no. Too many items can take a ridiculously long time, though this generally does not cause instability during gameplay Reading the entries of all of those items takes a long time whenever you open the container. This is because the game treats each enchanted item as unique, even if they all have the exact same enchantments right down to the percentages. Having 2000 enchanted Leather Armor, however, will cause a problem, especially if you store them all in one container. Having 2000 Leather Armor will generally not cause much problem, they're basically just one item but can be multiplied when necessary.
No, but the items themselves may be related to issues which can cause instabilityĮach item that you get in Skyrim that is not unique is, well, not unique, in that if you have multiples of them, they'll stack. If I want to reduce my save game files, and thus reduce the stuttering, lag, random CTDs and long load times, do I have to empty all my bookshelves (which I filled with every single book, mostly handpicked in Apocrypha), dispose all unique items coming from quest mods, reduce my storage to a barely minimum amount of supplies and throw away all armor sets of each tier just to get stability? So to summarise: Does collecting stuff in Skyrim cause instability? I tried to clean them with tools provided in Nexus site but the size still the same, which probably means there is no unintentional leftovers. I read here and there that big save game files (mine are ~25MB each) can cause these issues. Worse! The overall performance is not greater than it was with my iGPU. Random CTDs are the most annoying, of course, but the loading time is very frustrating. In my latest playthrough I'm running any quest mod that teases my curiosity.īut I'm also a Completionist (or 'Garbage Collector/Resource Hoarder', if you prefer), I have as much stuff as I can find stored in chests, wardrobes or desks - everything from every mod (armors, weapons, statics, journals, notes etc as well as tons of ores, ingots, hides and gems even if I might not need all of them.Īnd recently, with my new GPU, a GTX 660 2GB, I noticed Skyrim is very buggy.
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