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How to interpret Skyrim Performance Monitor results
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maleister
Hello, Everyone!
This is my first deep dive into modding Skyrim to extreme levels and I just wanted to say how this site has helped me really push the limits of what my system can do.
Unfortunately, It's not all sunshine and roses, though.
I'm getting random CTDs and I think it's because I've hit the wall of what my system can do.
I've used the guide on this site to make sure that the following are correct.
SKSE memory settings
ENB settings
INI settings
proper LOOT order
proper Bashed patch
proper FNIS
I have the logs from Memory Blocks, Papyrus, and SKSE if it comes down to needing those to get help but I don't think that's the problem.
I'm running 300+ mods and from the looks of it, I've hit the wall.
The problem is that I don't know how to use the results from Skyrim Performance Monitor to confirm this.
To me, it looks like the crash happened when the GPU % hit 99% usage.
I just don't understand if this is the problem or symptom of the real problem.
If my assumptions are correct, I might need help deciding which mods to cut or PC upgrade advice (if that would even make a difference).
If these results are the symptom of the real problem, I will need guidance as well.
Here is the link to the results from my Google Drive since it seems the .jpeg was just a little too big to post in the forum.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B0LdH-fKpAKeWkpubVhMVHNHd0U
Thanks in Advance!
EDIT:
Added direct link to imgur
Edited by maleister13 answers to this question
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