SSE CTD's out of nowhere

[Adnim]

I have CTD's which reasons I am unable to find out. Game just began to crash occasionally. Finally, it now won't let me out of the Cistern, whether I try to walk out or tp via console (except for some small interiors). I tried a new game, I tried verifying files, then removed all and rebuilt it all over again - same picture, both new and old games. I can't see any obvious reason for crashes, tried disabling animations and script hungry mods - does nothing. Here are INI's, a bunch of NetFramework's crash logs, modlist and loadorder: Google Drive.

[pinkfluf]

ack it sucks when that happens, I had a ctd at menu a couple of days ago. The way I resolved it was cloning my default profile activating all the standard mods I know work (unofficial skyrim patch, xpmse etc). Loading it up, if it worked I went back into vortex and checked "highlight" which places a tick against the mod. I continued doing a batch of 10 at a time until I found the culprit (the last one and it was CBPC). Maybe try that and see if it works.

[Scrab]

Your hardware dies

 

Your game always crashes when it tries to load up a large amount of data to generate a cell, using too much memory n ressources n stuff, your os sees that and be like "nope", so it closes the game - or freezes it. idk. 

Get rid of some texture mods or compress them, weaken your enb setting if youre using one. Vivid Weathers is known to be one of the heavier mods, the same goes for ELFX, try RLO instead (looks better anyway imo )

Edited June 20, 2021 by Scrab

[Adnim]

Thanks all, problem was though in pagefile size, increasing it solved everything

[S_Apples]

3 hours ago, Adnim said:

Thanks all, problem was though in pagefile size, increasing it solved everything

How did you increase it? I'm currently having the same issue

[Adnim]

On 6/24/2021 at 5:49 PM, S_Apples said:

How did you increase it? I'm currently having the same issue

This should help

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-performance/how-to-increase-virtual-memory-in-windows-10-a/46dacaf5-15cf-4f5d-9d5a-cba1401ae4c9