I have a GTX 970 4Gb and an Intel Core i7-4790K, so not really the most powerful gaming PC anymore. I run at a mostly stable 45-50 FPS outdoors, with the SkyrimSE Re-Engaged ENB on 'good' quality preset and built in settings set to 'Ultra' and the highest possible on 2560x1440 resolution, and stable 60 FPS indoors. I got into Skyrim modding a while back and after a long time of testing different mods, seeing which ones work the best with other mods and how they affect performance and looks, I came up with this list that is "nearly perfect" - at least in terms of graphics and compatibility. It’s not quite ready yet but I’ll share more information on my Discord and on Nexus once it is.
Update : I’m currently working on a completely revamped version of this mod list. Here, you can see what mods you have active, or enable, disable and delete them.Henriko's Amazing Mod List for Skyrim Special Edition Ĭheck out and endorse the post on Nexus Mods! To configure which mods are active, or get rid of ones you don’t use any more, select Load Order from the Mods menu. You can download as many mods as you want just make sure they won’t interfere with each other. Bethesda wasn’t lying about mods having the potential to create weird situations. It’s worth reading the description to see if there’s any other mods it’s incompatible with. Once you’ve found one you like, select it and click Download. You can browse through all the mods (there’s over 5000 of them) or use the Search and Filter options to find a specific mod. Highly rated mods are usually more exciting, and less likely to have unpredictable effects. Community reviews are really important in the modding community. Once you’re in, you’ll see a grid display of popular and highly rated mods. While you log in, you’ll be treated to a nice warning message telling you that mods can break your game at any time.
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