How to stabilize skyrim to be as decent as SSE?

[kanami24]

Just like the title says. I know there's plenty of guides out there but all of the ones i run into includes the whole enboost process. I've done this process. Skyrim still crashes and ive been going from passively to actively continue working on stabilizing the game for a few months now just to be able to mod it and not ever crash -- basically at this point developing it for bethesda. Recently I was told that the enboost method is now out dated, so what is the new method? Because this is not working

[HadToRegister]

You're only going to get a certain amount of stability.
SE runs on a 64bit engine and can access all of the system memory.

It's just like running Oblivion, you're only going to get it as stable as possible with it's old engine.
The best thing to do, if you can, is update to SSE.

Back when they first released it, SSE was FREE to everybody who already owned Skyrim LE and all the DLC.

[kanami24]

I have both LE and SSE. it's just that every now and then I like to hope between em because of the available mods. That and mods on LE are for some reason better. Performs better too, where as in SSE there's always some sort of delay. The only thing that SSE really has over LE is that SSE NEVER crashes or has any issue -- well most of the time it doesn't. Where as LE -- you'll CTD if a frostbite spider so much as farts in your direction-- can spiders fart?

[Mookeylama]

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[HadToRegister]

I have both LE and SSE. it's just that every now and then I like to hope between em because of the available mods. That and mods on LE are for some reason better. Performs better too, where as in SSE there's always some sort of delay. The only thing that SSE really has over LE is that SSE NEVER crashes or has any issue -- well most of the time it doesn't. Where as LE -- you'll CTD if a frostbite spider so much as farts in your direction-- can spiders fart?

 

 

Yea, Frostbite Spiders always seemed to be the cause of most of my CTDs as well.

 

I use SSE now, and most, if not all, the mods I used to use for LE have been ported over to SE, or there are mods that replace the old mods and do an even better job or have more features.

[kanami24]

But then again I don't really have a huge arsenal of mods on both games. Infact my mod setup is almost entirely the same between LE and SSE. The only difference is some small mods here and there that i love on LE but isn't available on SE. Then there's bodyslide files -- on LE I use UUNP and on SSE i use a mixture of CBBE and TBD or entirely use one or the other every now and then. Also mods like additional techniques and gypsy caravan -- those are for LE but then , for instance, some mods I use in SSE that ARE available for LE only works for me in SSE like the timelost dwemer mod. For the life of me I couldn't find out why my game was crashing when I installed it on LE. But for SSE -- I'm always a dwarven sniper elf with tons of animulculi [robots].

 

Then there's mods that work on both platforms, but in some scenarios the mod just...simply performs smoothly and much better on LE than it does on SSE and vice versa. Also, bods and weapons. I didn't even know UUNP was a thing until i looked away from SSE and went to check out regular skyrim. And then mods like flintlock rifles, the rifles perform much better on LE (there's always an annoying delaying when you shoot -- the bullet spawns out to fly a few seconds later on SSE) and they're animated on LE. Also LE has dwarven sniper rifles -- actual sniper rifles. Which yeah, aren't lore friendly (until you remember that a fancy fantasy version of gunpowder has already been made and used in the skyrim universe) but... they are so much fun.

[HadToRegister]

The only difference is some small mods here and there that i love on LE but isn't available on SE.

 

 

Such as?