So basically it is very important how to install mod and which mod we should use to make our skyrim looks as good as real world. Unfortunately the story is same I stuck at skyrim, it is understandable that now I can install heavy mod and install more than 200+ mod but I do not choose wisely it will all be the same as before. The specification is i7 (intel 4770K), 4 GB VRAM (nvidia GTX 970), Gigabite motherboard (Z97X-UD5H-BK), 16 GB RAM, 2TB Hard Disk and my 26 inch Samsung LED TV as monitor. I purchased a desktop at Dec-14 and it is quite powerful one. So for that reason you do not get a good effect or in worst case the game dose not start at all. Now for those have powerful desktop computer don’t get too cocky, many time Skyrim crashes due to wrong settings, wrong order of mods and most of all just getting crowded with similar mods which are incompatible with each other. You should use the “Player and NPC” mod at first when you test the mods and get satisfy with the appearance with your character then go for installing other mods. I will also provide a list later on this post. This small mod changes a lot of small errors and do not make any noticeable performance lag. There also a lot of mod (within 100 Kb) you can use, those are some fixes and some behavioral changer (of Skyrim).
Some time I choose visual over performance or vice versa. From that time I understand my limit and I start experimenting, first I add four to five similar mod and install only one at a time to understand how much performance drop occurred and how visually good or weather it solve its purpose or not. When I start playing Skyrim (My laptop configuration i5, 1 gb VRAM, 4 gb RAM) I install 100+ mod and the game crashes, then I start putting heavy but fewer mod (like texture mod, HD pack, Hi visual ENB) and it became unplayable.
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