Performance issues - stuttering

[WerBn]

Hello guys

I have some stuttering in a computer that I assume it should run Skyrim easily (under the correct circumstances of course) with the mods that I have.

But I have some stuttering, i.e., the image lags when I turn the camera around. Be it indoors or outdoors. No matter the graphic settings! (I use BethINI to toggle the settings).

Here's a short video I've made - ultra settings

https://streamable.com/u2y4u

Recorded using Xbox app, don't mind the screen tearing and those blurs. It's the recording. Or maybe it does tell something, I dunno. All I know is that those blurs and tearing do not happen during gameplay.

The stutter is more noticeable during the first 360s when I look at the stairs, and when inside the shop. Looks like when I look at it the first time, it loads up, then the next time I look it isn't so bad

Now a video with Low settings. I tried to recreate the first video.

https://streamable.com/oxlb2

You can also notice stuttering. In the same places. Which implies that the graphic settings are not really the issue.

I've tried using "Skyrim Stuttering 64hz Bug Fix", but when I use it, I get error error 0xc0000005 at launch.

Any hints?

PC specs:

CPU - i5 6500

GPU - Radeon RX470

Using Kingston SSD 240GB

8GB Ram

Windows 10



Using Skyrim Script Extender v1.7.3 - running with Windows7 compability and administrator modes



Loot order and mods enabled:

 0  0 Skyrim.esm

 1  1 Update.esm

 2  2 Dawnguard.esm

 3  3 HearthFires.esm

 4  4 Dragonborn.esm

 5  5 Unofficial Skyrim Legendary Edition Patch.esp

 6  6 SkyTEST-RealisticAnimals&Predators.esm

 7  7 ClimatesOfTamriel.esm

 8  8 RSkyrimChildren.esm

 9  9 HighResTexturePack01.esp

10  a HighResTexturePack02.esp

11  b HighResTexturePack03.esp

      Unofficial Skyrim Patch.esp

      Unofficial Dawnguard Patch.esp

      Unofficial Hearthfire Patch.esp

      Unofficial Dragonborn Patch.esp

12  c Unofficial High Resolution Patch.esp

13  d SkyUI.esp

14  e Convenient Horses.esp

15  f ClimatesOfTamriel-Dawnguard-Patch.esp

16 10 WetandCold.esp

17 11 WetandCold - Ashes.esp

18 12 ClimatesOfTamriel-Dragonborn-Patch.esp

19 13 dD - Enhanced Blood Main.esp

20 14 dD-Dragonborn-Dawnguard-EBT Patch.esp

21 15 Hothtrooper44_Armor_Ecksstra.esp

22 16 Realistic Boat Bobbing.esp

23 17 Hothtrooper44_ArmorCompilation.esp

24 18 SMIM-Merged-All.esp

25 19 WICO - Immersive People.esp

26 1a WICO - USLEP Compatible Patch.esp

27 1b iHUD.esp

28 1c BetterQuestObjectives.esp

29 1d Immersive Patrols II.esp

30 1e EzEWorldMapSE.esp

31 1f WICO - Immersive Character.esp

32 20 WICO - Wild Hunt Gears.esp

33 21 Fantasy Soundtrack Project.esp

34 22 Fantasy Soundtrack Project - Combat.esp

35 23 RSChildren.esp

36 24 RSChildren Patch - USLEEP.esp

37 25 Feminine Females.esp

38 26 Immersive Weapons.esp

39 27 Auto Unequip Ammo.esp

40 28 Realistic-Voice.esp

41 29 SimplyKnock.esp

42 2a FISS.esp

43 2b SkyTweak.esp

44 2c FNIS.esp

45 2d dD - Realistic Ragdoll Force - Realistic.esp

46 2e XPMSE.esp

47 2f Dual Sheath Redux.esp

48 30 Dual Sheath Redux Patch.esp

Edited July 1, 2017 by WerBn

[skannerz22]

i'm getting the same but with enb being the cause

 

have you checked task manager while playing to make sure skyrim isn't using more ram than you have available for the rest of the system

 

all i could suggest for you is to undo what ever it is you did to the point of before the stuttering began

 

for starters get rid of Unofficial Skyrim Patch.esp

Unofficial Dawnguard Patch.esp
Unofficial Hearthfire Patch.esp
Unofficial Dragonborn Patch.esp

 

they're outdated you already have the legendary version

 

download loot see if some mod is corrupt missing something from it and get rid of that mod

 

try using cleanmem

 

 

try removing Realistic Ragdoll Force - Realistic it's such a broken mod for example when i started up skyrim the horse and cart intro scene was barrel rolling all over the place due to that mod

Edited July 3, 2017 by skannerz22

[WerBn]

Those Unofficial Patches are not being used. You can see they don't have a number on it.

I ran Loot since the beggining and I can confirm that, at this time, everything is fine.

 

I use Realistic Ragdoll Force because XP32 skeleton requires it.

 

About the memory: yeah, sometimes I get some errors that report that I ran out of memory.

The error is:

Skyrim has failed to allocate memory! Possibly running out of memory. Size / alignment of object being allocated was 16777344 / 0. Some things you can try: BLAHBLAHBLAH (I've tried them all)

But I don't believe that's related to performance. It just shuts down whenever it uses too much memory. (God bless autosave)

 

Update:

I've uninstalled some not REALLY necessary mods. Didn't do much.

 

But I searched a little, and ENBoost is the way!!!!!!!

I wasn't using an ENB (still not) but ENBoost is recommended for EVERY single Skyrim installation. No matter what! I wish this was more common in the webs. You don't find much places refering to this, when you search for an issue.

 

So... yeah, I followed this tutorial

http://wiki.step-project.com/ENBoost

And the STEP's explanation for every single property on enblocal.ini, and now, I have another game! The difference is stunning

Edited July 3, 2017 by WerBn

[skannerz22]

Those Unofficial Patches are not being used. You can see they don't have a number on it.

I ran Loot since the beggining and I can confirm that, at this time, everything is fine.

 

I use Realistic Ragdoll Force because XP32 skeleton requires it.

 

About the memory: yeah, sometimes I get some errors that report that I ran out of memory.

The error is:

Skyrim has failed to allocate memory! Possibly running out of memory. Size / alignment of object being allocated was 16777344 / 0. Some things you can try: BLAHBLAHBLAH (I've tried them all)

But I don't believe that's related to performance. It just shuts down whenever it uses too much memory. (God bless autosave)

 

Update:

I've uninstalled some not REALLY necessary mods. Didn't do much.

 

But I searched a little, and ENBoost is the way!!!!!!!

I wasn't using an ENB (still not) but ENBoost is recommended for EVERY single Skyrim installation. No matter what! I wish this was more common in the webs. You don't find much places refering to this, when you search for an issue.

 

So... yeah, I followed this tutorial

http://wiki.step-project.com/ENBoost

And the STEP's explanation for every single property on enblocal.ini, and now, I have another game! The difference is stunning

don't forget cleanmem too ran out of memory and got black textures in the past and cleanmem fixed it