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|detailed=To run Skyrim Performance Monitor and retain your Mod Organizer mod list you must run Mod Organizer through Skyrim Performance Monitor. To do this point Skyrim Performance Monitor to your Mod Organizer executable under setup (the file paths tab). You'll need to point both the "Skyrim Main Program File Path:" and "Skyrim Launcher File Path:" to your ModOrganizer.exe
|detailed=#Download and install the Microsoft .NET Framework
#*Windows XP users should install [http://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/download/details.aspx?id=17718 Microsoft .NET Framework 4]
#*Windows Vista or later should install [http://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/download/details.aspx?id=42642 Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5]
#Download the mod from the mod page and extract the zip archive.
#Install the SlimDX Runtime .NET 2.0 (January 2012).msi included in the archive.
#Install Skyrim Performance Monitor by running the setup.exe included in the archive.
#*The default install location is in Documents. You may change this according to your preference.
#Launch Skyrim Performance Monitor and click the ''Setup...'' button at bottom right.
#Select your Primary Gaming Video Card from the drop-down in the Primary Video Card tab.
#Go to the ''File Paths'' tab and point the ''Skyrim Launcher Path'' to ModOrganizer.exe.
#Click Save
 
Click the ''Launch Skyrim'' button at bottom right to open Mod Organizer. From there, you can select your desired profile and launch SKSE to run Skyrim and monitor its performance.
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Revision as of 14:37, March 18, 2015

Skyrim Performance Monitor

by Sir Garnon

Game:

SkyrimLE

Download:

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Guide/Version-Specific Mod Recommendations

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Recommendations

  1. Download and install the Microsoft .NET Framework
  2. Download the mod from the mod page and extract the zip archive.
  3. Install the SlimDX Runtime .NET 2.0 (January 2012).msi included in the archive.
  4. Install Skyrim Performance Monitor by running the setup.exe included in the archive.
    • The default install location is in Documents. You may change this according to your preference.
  5. Launch Skyrim Performance Monitor and click the Setup... button at bottom right.
  6. Select your Primary Gaming Video Card from the drop-down in the Primary Video Card tab.
  7. Go to the File Paths tab and point the Skyrim Launcher Path to ModOrganizer.exe.
  8. Click Save

Click the Launch Skyrim button at bottom right to open Mod Organizer. From there, you can select your desired profile and launch SKSE to run Skyrim and monitor its performance.