Game "Not responding" after a few minutes

[MiniMania1]

Hi everyone,

 

I am currently experiencing an issue in regards to my game freezing after a few minutes. I recently upgraded my PC and ever since I will be able to play for a little bit but the game will then freeze and the only thing I can do is open task manager and end the process. Sometimes it will say Skyrim is not responding and other times it wont. I can play from anywhere between 5 to 10 minutes before it freezes. I have noticed a significant increase in my fps after my upgrades (previously was getting between 50 and 60fps now getting 120+). I remember hearing at some point that having very high fps can cause issues with Skyrim. Any advice and aid will be appreciated. 

 

Thanks   

[MiniMania1]

Before the game froze it wasnt creating a papyrus log however I just tried again and was able to get a papyrus log to be generated. Here are the 2 I was able to generate if they are any help 

Papyrus.0.log Papyrus.1.log

[traison]

There are no tools I know of short of attaching a debugger to debug freezes. You shouldn't run Skyrim above 60 fps as far as I know because the physics and scripts (and probably a thousand other things) are directly bound to the framerate. I don't know what people with 144hz monitors do, I assume they artificially limit their fps to 60. Anyhow, if that doesn't help then my first suspect would be overclocking and/or ram stability, especially since you just upgraded your system (with new parts I assume).

[MiniMania1]

2 hours ago, traison said:

There are no tools I know of short of attaching a debugger to debug freezes. You shouldn't run Skyrim above 60 fps as far as I know because the physics and scripts (and probably a thousand other things) are directly bound to the framerate. I don't know what people with 144hz monitors do, I assume they artificially limit their fps to 60. Anyhow, if that doesn't help then my first suspect would be overclocking and/or ram stability, especially since you just upgraded your system (with new parts I assume).

I was able to cap my fps to 60 which allowed me to play for a bit longer (about 30 mins instead of like 5) however I still ended up crashing. I tried playing fallout 4 (which I have stupidly modded) and had no issues at all. I'm starting to wonder if there is an issue with my mods because I moved my mods from one ssd to a new ssd. (I also did the same with fallout 4) So I am wondering if I have a mod thats not playing nice and causing it to freeze/crash. Luckily it created a new crash log however I have no idea what they mean. 

Papyrus.0.log

[traison]

Crashing is good. Considerably better than freezing. Get an actual crash log.

Edited January 11, 2023 by traison

[MiniMania1]

9 minutes ago, traison said:

Crashing is good. Considerably better than freezing. Get an actual crash log.

Thankfully I had that installed already so it was able to generate a crash log from earlier however it makes no sense to me do you know how to read the crash logs?

crash-2023-01-11-12-58-06.log

[traison]

BetterThirdPersonSelection has been known to cause issues, its in the callstack here as well so that's suspect #1.