I am working on a partial STEP setup no further than "2.G. Landscape & Environment" and I just wanted to get some insight on my way of testing for stability. I basically use god mode, no clip, 1500 running speed, timescale 10000, and fly around low enough to load in textures until it crashes or freezes. This is usually lasts 15-30 minutes. Given the speed at which I am moving around Skyrim, is it reasonable that I get these kind of crashes eventually or do I have some further fixing to do? I am not running out of vram and I am typically using about 1gb of memory for both Skyrim and the Enb running. Rather than asking someone to look at my load order etc, I first want to make sure this is a valid way to test for stability or if it's a far too intense way to test that will always result in a crash.
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I am working on a partial STEP setup no further than "2.G. Landscape & Environment" and I just wanted to get some insight on my way of testing for stability. I basically use god mode, no clip, 1500 running speed, timescale 10000, and fly around low enough to load in textures until it crashes or freezes. This is usually lasts 15-30 minutes. Given the speed at which I am moving around Skyrim, is it reasonable that I get these kind of crashes eventually or do I have some further fixing to do? I am not running out of vram and I am typically using about 1gb of memory for both Skyrim and the Enb running. Rather than asking someone to look at my load order etc, I first want to make sure this is a valid way to test for stability or if it's a far too intense way to test that will always result in a crash.
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