Jensen010

im using the 2.5.6 enb, with enbboost, and I use SSME for the memory patching. Whatever I did seems to have fixed my problem, I did re-verify the load order and rebuild my bashed patch and a skyproc patch I have running, so maybe I had just missed that before. Although I can say that after I put those ini tweaks in the ENB overlay reports me getting about 10-15 better FPS, which is awesome. So far everything there is stable on my system, with 125 or so mods running.

I put in some .ini tweaks that i found on this page, about 3 quarters of the way down, and my problem is fixed somehow. Anyone know if these suggestions are legit? I made backups of my original files just in case.

Hi there, I've got an issue I did search through the forums to see if this had been posted about before, but couldn't find anything. So here goes. I have a very stable game going with 100 or so mods. They're installed properly on a new save, and all of them are high quality. All of the plug ins have been cleaned with TESVedit, And im running a bashed patch through Wrye Bash with the proper bash tags in place. Oh and the load order is sorted by BOSS. I think I finally nailed everything I was supposed to do, because my game is really stable and I get good FPS pretty much everywhere.......Except for one thing. Whiterun. I cannot, for some reason, walk around the town for more than a minute without a CTD, and I wanted to ask if this is a common issue. I found an old post on another website that talked about unpacking the meshes or voice files in the official BSA's, which seemed to fix the issue for some people, but I'm a little leary of trying that without someone who knows what they're talking about weighing in. I have BSAopt, but am not sure if this is an ok thing to do? Another thread seemed to think body or skeleton mods were the culprit, but I have no clear answers, only vague ideas of where to look. If anyone knows about or has experienced this issue, or needs me to post more specific info, let me know and i will humbly be in your debt. Thanks!