Originally submitted by CmckOnline:Higher men, I don't understand much about computer systems to end up being truthful but I have observed that my Skyrim Particular Edition provides started using around 9GT of my 16GT of memory. This occurred after I set up several mods and then when I set up a several more it went up once again. Now whilst I feel conscious that mods make use of up Ram memory making and launching ect this appears extremely higher and I acquired 20+ mods before that did not make very much of a difference. Will anyone know why this can be happening? Ermm,ermmm,a titancard running on a proppér puter,érmmm,hmf† wannabeez†wé who would including to observe trumph dead†.

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• Increase Skyrim Memory

Increase Skyrim Memory

Owners of Skyrim and all DLC received The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition for free (limited time offer, ended on release date of Special Edition). Limit or cap the frame rate with Nvidia Profile Inspector to 60 FPS. ↑ Skyrim Mod Sanctuary 84: Skyrim Memory Patch. Skyrim Special Edition will be 64-bit, promising big things for modders. Skyrim mirrors its active textures in memory, and since it is a 32-bit application with a 4GB memory limit, this. The 3.1GB Memory Limit. Around 1GB RAM, and 1.5GB VRAM at maximum. This with Safety Load and ENB. Safety Load, at least prevents freezing, but I get crashes instead, though less frequent than freezing. Which means that extra 500MB of memory is probably used by background processes in my PC. Edit - Actually, I have firefox on when I was testing this.