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[kkoliver]

First of all, my load order is here: http://pastebin.com/1eHPHzh3

 

My Skyrim crashes to desktop with no warning or simply locks up sometimes when I'm traveling outside. I can play through the entire intro and make it to Riverwood about 75% percent of the time with no crash so its a fairly intermittent problem. I can also consistently make the game crash by setting the following console commands and running around for approximately 6-7 minutes:

 

    player.setav speedmult 1500

    tcl

 

I have the trifecta of fixes that are supposed to prevent crashes due to memory problems (SKSE memory fix, ENBoost, and Stable uGridsToLoad), so I'm fairly certain it's a mod conflict of some sort. I've also tried playing with the default ini files (except for the changes required by ENB) but the crashes still occur in the same manner. All mods are cleaned as well except for the ones that LOOT specifically tells me not to clean.

 

My computer specs are:

i5-3570k Quad Core (no overclock)

AMD Radeon HD 7870 with 2GB Video Ram (overclocked to 1200MHz)

16GB Ram (no overclock)

 

I tested Skyrim with only the extended STEP (http://wiki.step-pro....com/STEP:2.2.9) installation and found no crashes over a long period of time so I suspect there is a conflict with Perkimus Maximus but I'm not sure how to go about resolving it. If anyone has any suggestions for me to go forward it would help because I've been working on this for over 10 hours during the last week and I'm running out of ideas. I'll be watching this post closely over the next few hours so if there is any other information that I should have posted with this just let me know. I'm someone new to modding so I'm not always sure what is important yet.

[kkoliver]

So I checked my skse_steam_loader.log file as suggested in a different thread on this forum and the SKSE memory patch was not being applied correctly. Once I made sure my skse.ini file was correctly in the SKSE folder I was able to eliminate the crashes. Sorry if anyone spent time trying to figure out the problem.