BinaryMessiah

No that's wrong. You're setting it way too high. Just do the one that I posted. I have 160 mods and I don't even hit the 512MB. You're really over thinking everything and causing you to break everything two fold. Just put this [Memory]DefaultHeapInitialAllocMB=768ScrapHeapSizeMB=256 And leave it. You're not SUPPOSED to hit the 512 block. I hover around 450-475 and never go over even in the most scripted areas.

I don't understand what you mean. I did forget to mention you have to add this to SKSE.ini [Memory]DefaultHeapInitialAllocMB=768ScrapHeapSizeMB=256

You're relying way too much on TESVEDIT. DOWNLOAD WRYE BASH and follow the instructions on my last post. You are fiddling and messing with mods to the point of breaking them. If you follow my instructions we can figure out what's wrong a lot easier than what you're doing.

There's your issue! You hit the memory ceiling! Download the latest SKSE archive. Extract the "Data" folder from that. Right click on that data folder and make it into its own archive with Winrar. Add THAT archive into NMM and install it. This will install the scripts to raise the memory ceiling. You CAN NOT remove these what so ever. After you install that, go back into Skyrim and play for a bit. After this check that log again and post results. I also recommend going into TES5EDIT and resorting the masters for those orange esps. Just right click on the esps that were orange and click Resort Masters.

Did you download the installer version of Wrye Bash and make sure everything is green? Did you follow the instructions on the UNP body page and install ALL prereqs? You mentioned UNPB so you must have the XMPSE skeleton installed for that. Did you install the texture packs as well?

Did you sort your mods with LOOT? Did you download Wrye Bash (installer) and make sure everything is green? These are fundamentals of modding in Skyrim. Without them your game will constantly break.

No, TES5EDIT wouldn't tell you anything. RUN LOOT and WRYE BASH. These are tools that you need otherwise you will never get your game up and running. Let me know what warnings and errors LOOT says and let me know what red mods you have listed and orange in Wrye Bash. Skyrim's load order IS VERY DELICATE and IT MUST be perfect otherwise you will not have a stable game. INstalling scripted mods and uninstalling them BREAKS SAVES 100%. There's NO such thing as a clean save in Skyrim. You have to load a save BEFORE that mod was installed to prevent CTDs. If you uninstall a scripted mod and don't have a save before you MUST start a new game.

Wrye Bash has nothing to do with NMM. You need to download the INSTALLER of Wrye Bash and run it. Don't clean EVERY single mod you have, you just screwed everything up right there. I would only clean ESM files for now. You right click and select apply for CLEANING. Then you delete the ITMs as LOOT says. Wrye Bash is a VERY important tool and you must get that running to find out if you have missing master files and to make sure you don't have any orange mods.

Ok, but you didn't answer the other questions. Did you sort with LOOT? Is everything Green in Wrye Bash? Deleting ANY script will break a save game. You need to load a game BEFORE that scripted mod was installed or you will need to start a new game. That's probably your biggest issue right there. There's NO SUCH THING as a clean save in Skyrim. This isn't Oblivion.

Was everything green in Wrye Bash? Extracting BSA files isn't going to do anything. If everything is green you need to run the memoryblock.log mod and see if you're hitting the memory ceiling. http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/50471/? Put both files in SKSE/Plugins and run the game. After it crashes check the memoryblock log file and scroll to the bottom. Did you hit 256?

Did you sort your mods with LOOT? Did you have SKSE installed? Is EVERYTHING green in Wrye Bash? These are the fundamentals of modding Skyrim.

Did you check to make sure EVERYTHING is green in Wrye Bash? Any master files missing? (Red mods) You could also be hitting the memory ceiling. Let me know what Wrye Bash says and we can try raising the memory ceiling.

What are your PC specs? With nearly 100 mods you need A LOT of RAM and VRAM to run those or your system will crash. You could also be hitting the memory ceiling. Did you sort with LOOT? Did you check and make sure EVERYTHING in Wrye Bash is green? Let me know the results.

Did you check Wrye Bash and make sure EVERYTHING is green? Any red mods? Check their file requirements on the right and the ones in red are the masters you are missing. Everything green? You could be hitting the memory ceiling and it needs to be raised, but if you don't have over 100 mods that could be doubtful. Can you post your load order?

That's not it. You're missing a master file somewhere. Did you sort your files with LOOT? Did you open Wrye Bash and make sure EVERYTHING is green? Any red mods? Check their masters on the right and those are the files that are missing causing you to CTD after the logo.

You're missing a master file somewhere. Check Wrye Bash and make sure EVERYTHING is green. Any red mods? Check on the right and find out what master file is missing for it. Any orange? You need to resort their masters in TES5EDIT.

Did you download the Unofficial High Resolution Patch as well? Are there any errors or warnings in LOOT? Did you open Wrye Bash and makes sure EVERYTHING is green? What are your specs? With over 100 mods you could be hitting the memory ceiling and need to raise the cap from 256MB to 512MB if you have over 100 mods installed. The safety load patch is uncessary and it's now included in SKSE. You are using SKSE correct? A lol of those memory patches and boost patches tend to break the game more than help it. Those are for people with extremely low end PCs who struggle to run even the smallest mods. What ENB are you using? Are you using the .dll library that the ENB page says to use?

Is EVERYTHING green in Wrye Bash? Any orange mods you need to resort their masters in TES5EDIT. Also, maybe try this Brawl Bug patch? http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/24020/?tab=2&navtag=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nexusmods.com%2Fskyrim%2Fajax%2Fmodfiles%2F%3Fid%3D24020&pUp=1

You completely messed up your mod directory. You should have just left them there and left NMM do its thing. The best thing to do is completely uninstall NMM, move the "mods" folder within the NMM folder to a new destination. Delete any traces of NMM in your C:/Games directory and even withing the Skyrim directory and My Games/Skyrim in Documents. Reinstall NMM, but don't open it. Move the "mods" folder back to the default C:/Games/Nexus Mod Manager and then open NMM. LET NMM DO ITS THING. I don't see why you want to move the default directory as it shouldn't interfere with anything. You are probably also going to have to restart your save game unless you can install everything exactly the way it was before, sort your load order, make sure everything in Wrye Bash is green, and create your Bash Patch.

Okay, first off what are your PC specs? For that amount of mods you need A LOT of VRAM and RAM. Also, did you sort with LOOT? Is everything green in Wrye Bash? Did you build a Bash Patch? If you don't know what any of this means, then it means your load order is completely out of order. I can already tell by where your mods are sitting. Also, does LOOT give you any errors or warnings?

Yes. Not very well. The 750 ti isn't a high-end gaming card. You will struggle to get above 30 FPS with everything maxed out on ENB. Honestly, if you can't max out ENB what's the point?

Your last sentence just answered my question. PS Body Changer does not change the head. I have 7B body installed over vanilla and it the head matches fine there. When I use PS Body that's when I have issues. So for now I just used the UUNP bodyslide file for vanilla and it works fine for now. I guess the modder needs to update changing head textures in the PS Body, but I know that mod hasn't been updated in quite a while.

There IS NO SOLUTION. That's what I'm trying to say. Just dismissing the fact that you're laptop can't run games doesn't mean there's a miracle fix for modding Skyrim on something that doesn't have a dedicated GPU. You're just going to have to give it up. I know it sucks, but that's the way it is. Skyrim DOES NOT SUPPORT ONBOARD CHIPS. End of story, and mods even more so. You can't fix your issue unless you go back and try what I already said. If it still happens then it's your hardware. I KNOW that you won't get far modding Skyrim already, you're just wasting time on the hardware you have.

It's your GPU. ENB is EXTREMELY GPU heavy. You need a 9xx series or better to get good FPS. I have Rampage ENB and everything everything set to max with 4K textures and I get 40-50 FPS outdoors. The textures won't really effect performance as you have enough VRAM. Try turning off (hit Shift+Enter in game) SSIL, Bloom, Depth of Field, and Reflections and see how much your FPS increases. You must SAVE the configuration at the top and then click APPLY CHANGES. Also make sure you have anisitropic filtering and AA turned off in the Skyrim Launcher. The 650 is an old GPU and not the best of the 6xx series. I have a GTX 670 before and barely got 25 FPS with everything maxed out. It's your GPU.

Did you sort you mods with LOOT? Did you download and install Wrye Bash and make sure everything is green? Is LOOT giving you any errors or warnings? This is all extremely important. Once you install a mod you MUST LEAVE IT otherwise you have to load a save BEFORE that mod was installed. the Unofficial Patches are a MUST and you can't remove them and start a game if they were installed. Game will CTD constantly. Second, download the MemoryBlock log mod and install that into SKSE/Plugins. Run Skyrim and then quite after about 1 minute. OPen up the memorylog.ini and scroll to the bottom. Did you hit 256MB? If so you have too many textures that are overfilling Skyrim's memory ceiling and we need to raise that.