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I made sure to make the memory tweaks that are recommended on Skyrim Revisited: Legendary. I made an skse folder with skse.ini text document in MO. After that, I made one in my REAL skyrim folder too. I'm still getting ILS/Freezes now. 

 

Also, it sometimes gives me an error about Windows running out of RAM? I have 8 gb of ram. I know my windows is fine.

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Is the grass issue there with a fresh coc into the area ?

 

If yes.. then you might have a mod issue.. if no then it is entirely related to you trying to load an old save into a new build.

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Is the grass issue there with a fresh coc into the area ?

 

If yes.. then you might have a mod issue.. if no then it is entirely related to you trying to load an old save into a new build.

 

I'll try doing a fresh coc from the skyrim menu. I just coc from the main menu, right?

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Yes, since that will auto start a new game with a default char. It is as good as pressing new game.

 

Ok. I'll check out that area with a fresh coc and thrn coc to other areas of the map to see if I can reproduce the memory leak.

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How do I get in that boneyard? It needs a boneyard key and is part of a main dawmguard triggered quest. Its where you7 fight the dragon


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Yes' date=' since that will auto start a new game with a default char. It is as good as pressing new game.[/quote']

Just an update, I did a fresh coc (from main menu) to a few locations in Skyrim and then got a CTD! I haven't had any of those since Safety Load first came into play. I don't know what to do... 

 

I'm also still getting the windows is low on memory problem. Just to confirm, this is from fresh coc's with no save file selected. But my load order looks okay...

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In case it helps:

 

enblocal.ini

 

 

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Your enblocal MEMORY settings look a mess to me, although I ain't necessarily an enb guru. Since when are you reserving 512 mb? I've heard its best to keep this low to something like 64 or 128, as this is how much memory it won't use because you have reserved it. And 10240 for Video Memory? Maybe I don't understand that setting altogether, but that sounds rather high.

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It is the highest possible setting for that value with like 32 GB RAM and a Titan with 6GB you might be able to use those values...

You are reserving all your VRAM, all your ram for enboost, so Skyrim and windows run out of memory!

Who put all those notes in the enblocal anyways?

ReservedMemorySizeMb=64

 

VideoMemorySizeMb=4096 (or 2048 or 3072 depending on how much VRAM your gfx has.


Oh yeah and make sure AF and AA are turned off/application controlled everywhere else!

Look in nvidia inspector, Skyrim launcher, CCC, skyrimprefs.ini, Radeon pro or wherever else.

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It says the formula is vram + system ram - 2048 for videomb size. In my Case, that would be 4gb of vram + 8 gb of system ram - 2048. Ive always used this value and had no problems. Same with the 512 for the other value. These are the default enblocal values that come with serebity enb. I will try changing them though!


I think those notes are left over from kountervibe enb. Prod80 never removed them when he borrowed much of kountervibes values


Also, the STEP ENB wiki says to leave reservedmemory size at 512 for 2+ vram cards, does it not? Why are you saying 64?

 

 

 

 

EDIT: BEFORE I UPDATED TO THE MOST RECENT VERSION OF STEP, I was also using Safety Load v 1.1 (which worked for some, but not others). It seemed to work miracles for me. maybe since I don't use it now, the game is finally messing up due to my incorrect enboost settings? 

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Load Order: I'm using the highest res available for each mod.

 

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Also, ENBlocal.ini (comes with Prod80's serenity ENB)

 

 

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Enboost was updated but the wiki was not. Set the VRAM line to nothing and leave it blank. Then set auto detect to true. Also, try 128 for reserve memory. Your card can handle that.

 

 

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OK, I don't believe we're getting anywhere fast enough.

1. Have you done anything to how much RAM Windows gets? I've seen some ingenious people suggesting you give Windows less ram and thus Skyrim gets more of it... which is daunting to say the very least.

2. Get rid of ENBoost and start Skyrim through Skyrim Launcher, not SKSE. COC soulcairn and see whether it displays properly.

-> If it doesn't display properly, disable all your optimized textures for the dlc and any mods you optimized, and check back.

-->If it still doesn't work out for you, disable all your mods, and run the game through Skyrim Launcher. If that doesn't help, make a backup and redownload Skyrim directly to your SSD (new Steam version allows to have multiple Steam Libraries on multiple hard drives)

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