FrankFH

High FPS doesn't make you nauseous, the console standard field of view of Skyrim does. Take a look at this for detailed info on how to quickly change FOV: http://hubpages.com/hub/change-fov-skyrim

Don't expect amazing performance with an APU, you'll be able to play on medium settings at best.

Have you tried what I sad in my first post? Try disabling Safety Load and Cell Stabilizer (if you're not using higher ugrids value)

Use LOOT, BOSS is outdated. Make sure MemoryBlocksLog is not running when you don't need it. Try disabling Cell Stabilizer if you're not using a higher ugrids value (caused suttering for me). Also, I'm pretty sure that Safety Load is outdated and no longer needed if you use the latest version of SKSE, but I might be wrong.

"stock HP 2.8 GHz processor" you might want to share your real processor model, HP doesn't make processors

Interesting NPCs and Inconsequential NPCs are an absolute must. And try INIGO, too. Consider trying Duke Patrick's Archery And Heavy / Light Weapons Combat, instead of SkyRe. Completely changes the way you play the game, in a fun, challenging, and realistic way. To summarize the dozens of features that this mod offers, duels against some enemies can last for up to 10 minutes in some cases. In short, this totally removes the "hit LMB until he dies". This mod is fundamentally different from vanilla Skyrim, in my opinion even more than SkyRe and Requiem together.

Super fast loading times and greatly reduced hitching/stuttering. Those are the benifts of an SSD. In some rare cases it can also bring a very slight FPS boost.

Use LOOT and let it sort your load order.

Duke Patricks combat. Changes the way you play completely. Skyre's combat module is pretty meh.

Hi all, I've been searching for tutorials everywhere, but I can't find ones that explain how to make a gameplay mod, focused on melee combat. Can anyone help me? That would be very appreciated.

You have no idea. You can use the ENB shadows alone to make your shadows a ton of times better than the joke they are in vanilla.

It's a bashed patch that increases the number of AI that can be active to 100 and the number of AI that can fight to 80. Can't find the nexus page.

Maybe it's just me, but the ENB you are using looks a bit too oversaturated and makes things look very unnatural and unrealistic to me. But nice video nonetheless. I would recommed using Natural Lighting and Atmosperics ENB next time.

iHUD does exactly what you say plus other things. http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/3222/?

Just for clarification: shadows are not drawn by the CPU. Stop spreading false info.