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ok cool, probably the most desired mod i'm looking for would be one where you get or find a lot more gold, or cheaper high quality crafting materials and schematics, or both. Maybe even one that just changes how much vendors sell for and buy your items for, I know there is perks for that but still I feel like I need more gold for some of the costly gear, schematics and whatnot. any mods that you know of off the top of your head like that by chance?

sorry to necro this thread but i am thinking about modding DAI as well, i've only modded bethesda games and DAO but this sounds a bit different from those. i have the GOTY edition so whatever the latest patch for that is would be what i'm at. is it similar to bethesda games where some mods won't work with the latest version of the game? i'm not looking to heavily mod it because I only find a few things I want to work around in the main game, like more loot(more crafting materials that are harder to come by) and gold or cheaper prices and more inquisition perks and maybe some texture replacers. Also, how stable is modding DAI? does it affect performance? does it crash a lot with mods installed?

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Thanks for the info where can i find a list of all those numbers? do they have more cpu's listed with their scores on some website? i have an i5 4690k, not overclocked, and i'm guessing its score would be lower than all of those? I currently have a pretty heavily modded game but I never notice any dips in fps lower than low or mid 40's and the hitches and stutters happen even with high fps and typically when i'm running outside from place to place or I walk through a door into a new cell and turn really fast. that doesn't happen in fallout 4 or SSE so I've always just chalked it up to skyrim LE being older 32 bit. I have an ssd, 500 gb.

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how is gaming on that i7 7700 in bethesda titles? is it stutter and hitching free? especially skyrim LE? i have an i5 and was thinking either i7 or ryzen 7 for an upgrade which is why i'm asking but i'm in the same position, I get about 50% of game time in skyrim so a cpu that is best for that is a must. I know with my current i5 I still get slowdowns, stutters when turning really fast, on occasion, and stutters when running outside/changing new cells. my fps is usually 60 with some areas going down to 45, pretty heavily modded, with enb and 2k textures but i'm getting a 1080 ti now, previously was running skyrim on a 980 ti, and thus I was going to upgrade my cpu as well. playing on windows 10 x64, SSD

how does modded skyrim run on ryzen cpu's? I watched a video where someone explained they got a ryzen 5 and their skyrim LE modded game was having performance issues. I am more interested in the ryzen 7's but can't find much online and am thinking of upgrading my cpu right now. anyone have experience with modding on a ryzen with ENB of course? I've always heard that intel is the way to go for skyrim single core performance but i am curious what other people's experience is with the ryzen 7's.