ironbender800 Posted June 2, 2016 Share Posted June 2, 2016 also to further help with memory and performance try these..... http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/57353/? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ovot Posted June 2, 2016 Author Share Posted June 2, 2016 (edited) ironbender800, Most people likely have already read all of those links you posted, I know I did before I ever even made this topic. This topic as well as my guide would have never been posted, had the specific information we were looking for had been that easy to find. Considering you aren't able to see what was in the guide, you may not realize that there was more information covered in it than what those links you posted talked about, as well as the fact I was trying to make everything easily understandable & findable. In fact it was much more undertandable & straight to the point for specifically getting around the "Skyrim has failed to allocate memory" issue & issue of running as many mods as you want as that is what most people are looking for. For instance some people, of which I was one of them are using crash fixes & or ENB and still getting "Skyrim has failed to allocate memory" Some people use old ENBs, or have hundreds of mods, and they will see exactly what I'm talking about sooner or later. Which as far as I can see, is mentioned nowhere in those links you posted. But I found a way around it in my guide. There are a few different options you can try to get around this which my guide was trying to explain. As well as the fact that it was trying to explain that if you meet the correct system specifications, you can run as many mods as you want as long as the mods don't conflict with eachother. Some of the directions in some of these links you mentioned also sometimes aren't very clear, which will also cause people some headaches. Edited June 2, 2016 by Ovot Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blackdahlia17 Posted June 2, 2016 Share Posted June 2, 2016 Is there anything special I'd need to do since I'm using Mod Organizer? Not sure if.. Anyone cares to answer but hey, it'd be appreciated! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ironbender800 Posted June 2, 2016 Share Posted June 2, 2016 ironbender800,Most people likely have already read all of those links you posted, I know I did before I ever even made this topic. This topic as well as my guide would have never been posted, had the specific information we were looking for had been that easy to find. Considering you aren't able to see what was in the guide, you may not realize that there was more information covered in it than what those links you posted talked about, as well as the fact I was trying to make everything easily understandable & findable. In fact it was much more undertandable & straight to the point for specifically getting around the "Skyrim has failed to allocate memory" issue & issue of running as many mods as you want as that is what most people are looking for. For instance some people, of which I was one of them are using crash fixes & or ENB and still getting "Skyrim has failed to allocate memory" Some people use old ENBs, or have hundreds of mods, and they will see exactly what I'm talking about sooner or later. Which as far as I can see, is mentioned nowhere in those links you posted. But I found a way around it in my guide. There are a few different options you can try to get around this which my guide was trying to explain. As well as the fact that it was trying to explain that if you meet the correct system specifications, you can run as many mods as you want as long as the mods don't conflict with eachother. Some of the directions in some of these links you mentioned also sometimes aren't very clear, which will also cause people some headaches. ok keep thinking you have some industry inside information. You havent said a word proving otherwise. What i posted is tried and true current up to date information......that works. My links covered every aspect of "tweaking" skyrims memory allocation. Your posts are nothing but ramble and bullshit talking like you know something nobody else does.....but not actually saying anything. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ironbender800 Posted June 2, 2016 Share Posted June 2, 2016 Is there anything special I'd need to do since I'm using Mod Organizer? Not sure if.. Anyone cares to answer but hey, it'd be appreciated! Just follow the instructions given in the various links i posted at bottom of previous page. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blackdahlia17 Posted June 2, 2016 Share Posted June 2, 2016 Is there anything special I'd need to do since I'm using Mod Organizer? Not sure if.. Anyone cares to answer but hey, it'd be appreciated! Just follow the instructions given in the various links i posted at bottom of previous page. Thanks. =) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
h2odark Posted June 19, 2016 Share Posted June 19, 2016 I've tried everything in the previous links. I get infinite loading screens accompanied by error messages that say "Skyrim failed to allocate memory..."When I look at task manager after a crash, skyrim is up to 2.8 gigs, and I assume it hit the 3.1 gig mark when loading and then went into infinite loading. Was really hoping this guide might suggest something different... I'm only running 60 mods, granted a lot of them are graphics/texture/model changes. I shouldn't be crashing. I've seen people with shittier rigs run more strenuous textures. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chillern Posted June 24, 2016 Share Posted June 24, 2016 Is there anything special I'd need to do since I'm using Mod Organizer? Not sure if.. Anyone cares to answer but hey, it'd be appreciated!What you posted is old news, I have already ALL of that stuff installed. I came here for Ovot's fix, cause I have the same problem. Now why the F**' would nexus delete it?? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ironbender800 Posted June 24, 2016 Share Posted June 24, 2016 I've tried everything in the previous links. I get infinite loading screens accompanied by error messages that say "Skyrim failed to allocate memory..." When I look at task manager after a crash, skyrim is up to 2.8 gigs, and I assume it hit the 3.1 gig mark when loading and then went into infinite loading. Was really hoping this guide might suggest something different... I'm only running 60 mods, granted a lot of them are graphics/texture/model changes. I shouldn't be crashing. I've seen people with shittier rigs run more strenuous textures. Sounds like you did something wrong. The links i provided on previous page show every detail on installing ENBoost along with SKSE plus memory patch which should eliminate infinite loading screens. Crash fixes is still experimental but ive had great success with it. But its not really required. The original poster opted to keep whatever she figured out a secret because she wanted a pat on the back for a guide that was taken down by moderators. I posted those links in an attempt to show that there arent any secrets all of this information is readily available. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Panda492 Posted October 21, 2016 Share Posted October 21, 2016 I've tried everything in the previous links. I get infinite loading screens accompanied by error messages that say "Skyrim failed to allocate memory..." When I look at task manager after a crash, skyrim is up to 2.8 gigs, and I assume it hit the 3.1 gig mark when loading and then went into infinite loading. Was really hoping this guide might suggest something different... I'm only running 60 mods, granted a lot of them are graphics/texture/model changes. I shouldn't be crashing. I've seen people with shittier rigs run more strenuous textures. Sounds like you did something wrong. The links i provided on previous page show every detail on installing ENBoost along with SKSE plus memory patch which should eliminate infinite loading screens. Crash fixes is still experimental but ive had great success with it. But its not really required. The original poster opted to keep whatever she figured out a secret because she wanted a pat on the back for a guide that was taken down by moderators. I posted those links in an attempt to show that there arent any secrets all of this information is readily available. He did not made anything wrong, i haven`t done anything wrong and still am getting the crash, if he says he have a fix i will believe him instead of you who posted links which i already use and still doesn`t FIX IT. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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