Crash fixes

Rhonen5 · September 21, 2016

@h38fh2mf, Hey, i don't know if its possible but you might know.

I Have a Intel i7 Processor (Should have bought a i5 for gaming) and would like to know if its possible to make Skyrim run better with it, as in make it run on the multiple treads that i7 have instead of just 1 or 2 or whatever skyrim uses at the moment

*markdf* · September 21, 2016

@h38fh2mf, Hey, i don't know if its possible but you might know.

I Have a Intel i7 Processor (Should have bought a i5 for gaming) and would like to know if its possible to make Skyrim run better with it, as in make it run on the multiple treads that i7 have instead of just 1 or 2 or whatever skyrim uses at the moment

Skyrim is actually more multithreaded than people give it credit for. Skyrim SE may introduce additional parallelism and concurrency. But in general, multithreading is not just something you can "activate". It has to built into the design, and carefully analyzed and tested to get it working correctly and efficiently. And Skyrim does already have it to some extent. Adding a hack to make Skyrim utilize more cores would almost certainly make the game less stable (and probably slower); just look at all the mythology surrounding the INI file settings for threading. People just end up with a slow, unstable, barely playable game. But they're convinced what that the INI tweaks work, so they keep adding more INI tweaks to fix the problems... it's a quagmire.

Deimos · September 27, 2016

I've been having several crashes when trying to open the magic menu with certain items equipped aswell as general crashing when trying to load in or using qasmoke to try and load (50/50 each time).

crash when accessing magic menu

Crash info:
2016_09_27_16-06-15 - F53759: V(1); EAX(19E658); EBX(0); ECX(0); EDX(0); ESI(22); EDI(0); EBP(19E950); ESP(19E92C); STACK(F53759 86C5DD);

Not so useful info (don't post unless asked):
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crash when loading in.

Crash info:
2016_09_27_16-03-20 - 775E2A0B: V(1); EAX(1); EBX(80000069); ECX(8000006D); EDX(FFFF); ESI(5E4DD290); EDI(0); EBP(CAFFD98); ESP(CAFFD98); STACK(B2DE5B B647A4 82B67C B67B1E B67C84 B69B21 61756B 6175DB B3734F B5A445 1000000 A5AF15 A5AF5C A5B02B A5B000 A5B000 A5B000);

Not so useful info (don't post unless asked):
STACK_FULL(5E992590 B2DE5B 8000006D 2554FA80 5E4DD290 25347801 B647A4 2554FA80 50 5E4DC890 82B67C 2554FA80 CAFFEB0 4C 10775F0 5D2CE154 B67B1E 2554FA80 25347830 CAFFEB0 252D80E0 25347800 C79C005B 47DF7318 C50E172D 0 24FC38E0 6823C500 FFFF C38EACD8 4401FE2C 37000000 0 2F2C35D0 6823B4E0 FFFF 22121CC4 3E9F0658 80 66 22121CC4 3E9F0860 80 65 B67C84 25347830 252D8001 252D80E0 CAFFEB0 22121840 25347830 B69B21 25347830 252D80E0 1B22024 2ACE2FB0 775E2A20 330EB0E3 4B 1121074 43340000 42800000 FF7FFFFF 1121074 43340000 42800000 FF7FFFFF 61756B 2ACE2FB0 330EB0E3 1121D30 2ACE2FB0 5D2CE150 22121CC4 1B21D00 6175DB 2ACE2FB0 CAFFEE8 5D2CE150 31CE9678 1B22024 CAFFEE8 B3734F 2ACE2FB0 5D2CE150 31CE967C 31CE9660 21DED840 0 22121840 4B B5A445 330EB0E3 31CE967C 21CBEA00 1B8B1D0 31CE9660 0 1000000 2 22121840 0 0 CAFFFCC 76972280 EC7C4175 FFFFFFFE CAFFF58 21CBEA00 31CE9660 1B8B224 1B8B1D0 A5AF15 A5AF5C 1B8B1D0 1B8B1D0 775D7990 CAFFF94 A5B02B 0 1 A5B000 A5B000 775D38F4 1B8B1D0 775D38D0 5345F983 CAFFFDC 77CC5DE3 1B8B1D0 A3CF3325 0 0 1B8B1D0 C0000005 769CF330 0 CAFF7AC A3CF3325 CAFFFA0 CAFF7AC CAFFFE4 77CDED50 D8B5F8E1 0 CAFFFEC 77CC5DAE FFFFFFFF 77CEB7EF 0 0 A5B000 1B8B1D0 0);

Mister X · October 9, 2016

Heyho,
I need some help, my game just crashed while I was waiting (the "T" waiting progress). The menu popped up, I've set a few hours to get to the next morning and after about half of them completed the game CTDed.

Short message:

Game has crashed with exception address 0x0!

Long message:

Crash info:
2016_10_09_16-10-36 - 0: V(1); EAX(4B72F950); EBX(2D618320); ECX(4B960110); EDX(5B2DC0); ESI(19F98C); EDI(19F8CC); EBP(4B7BB580); ESP(19F8E4); STACK(5C1ADA A4A0D3 7EB26E 5D768F 5DEB34 5D74C8 5D7EDE 789680 5D855C 727200 6F4B93 6F78E9 727201 72720C 727201 6FB20F 6E7A7A 6ACD57 6D61AE 6F9F04 6F9F13 6D61A0 75C61B 75C72C 74814B 88812A A5C9A8 1002EA4 A5DC30 A5DC8A AFC2A6 4342D3 434349 4DD2AF 69D0A8);

Not so useful info (don't post unless asked):
STACK_FULL(4BC55A54 5C1ADA 19F98C 4BC55A50 10D0E38 19F9E0 5E6110D8 0 4BC55A50 35CA1A60 1 4BC55334 6D0B6C01 4BC5533C A4A0D3 19F950 4 8 4BC55334 7EB26E 19F950 5D768F 35CA1A60 41 5DEB34 19F98C 5D74C8 2D618320 19F98C 2D8435C0 5D7EDE 19F98C 19FA30 3A5F64E0 2D789680 4BC55330 789680 1 2D789680 4B7BB590 2D65E6F0 34219BFC 19FA3C 4BC55A50 35000000 35CA1A60 0 0 0 35CA1A60 0 4B9E16F4 5D855C 19F9E0 34219BFC 2D6182B0 0 2D65E6F0 2D6182B0 4 3 2D65E6F0 34219BFC 19FA3C 4BC55330 2D000000 35CA1A60 0 0 0 35CA1A60 727200 4B9E16F4 6F4B93 2D789600 34219BF0 34219BF0 34219BFC 20F3A68 0 34219BF0 20F3A68 70 19FA3C 3A5F64E0 2D000000 35CA1A60 0 4B9E16F4 34219BFC 35000100 19FA98 3C9BA5E4 3 6F78E9 35CA1A60 4B9E16F4 19FA98 3C9BA5E4 727201 0 0 35CA1A60 34219BF0 2E 72720C 727201 43 20F3A68 10D0E38 34219B00 6FB20F 35CA1A60 35CA1A00 0 3C9BA5E4 19FB94 12 12 35CA1A60 0 0 0 35CA1A00 2D65E6F0 6E7A7A A9 12 35CA1A60 2 0 6ACD57 19FB00 0 40320000 6D61AE 35CA1A00 12 12 35CA1A60 0 3C9BA5E4 6F9F04 6F9F13 0 35CA1A60 6D61A0 35CA1A60 45610000 1B2ECC0 0 35CA1A60 45610000 3C9BA5E4 75C61B 75C72C 45610000 44610000 23772900 42340000 35CA1A60 3F800000 40424A40 34219BF0 40812520 FE86E880 17F 40000000 3FD33333 0 3FF00000 23772900 384 74814B 0 19FBBF 45610000 1 19FC64 5DAF7360 5DAF7380 0 B4F16 42340000 44610000 45017B42 408C2000 88812A 100 2 3B0BB604 5DAF7360 0 0 A5C9A8 1B8D084 0 2EA4 1002EA4 0 A5DC30 A5DC8A 3F810627 1 608D8E0 19FCCC 0 19FCAC 3637A9C0 0 40B544A1 3A16C860 AFC2A6 40000000 0 1B3E3F4 20F3A68 2 2EC8A2B4 5DAF7360 0 1B858B00 4342D3 434349 1BC8381C 0 0 1B858B01 1B3E420 2EC8A2B0 44CB6800 242ECFC0 A 1B858B00 43A250ED 1B47A720 BF673978 3B0BB604 BE50F43C 45CAB0D1 0 3D1ACAA0 4DD2AF 1 608D8E0 77AF6730 0 1 1 608D8E0 77AF6730 69D0A8 0 20F3A68 77AF9110 8D8E0);

balth · October 11, 2016

So, I've run into a crash after starting the dawnguard quest line. Went into dayspring canyon, got the first DG quest, but now when I leave dayspring canyon my game crashes after showing the load screen for a bit. Now even the save I made just before entering dayspring canyon won't load. It's with a character I've had for ages - done the bad thing and uninstalled and installed new mods countless times on this save, so I wouldn't be surprised if the save is borked, but here's the crash log I get when I try to enter the canyon:

Crash info:
2016_10_11_17-45-17 - 1340001D: V(1); EAX(18ECD4); EBX(420000); ECX(429600); EDX(13400008); ESI(429600); EDI(24245C00); EBP(0); ESP(18EC24); STACK(AAFC11 429600 49EF61 429600 BE28D3 BE2A39 1000063 F608D8 F76E64 F76E71 F79220 4ECA04 F600F0 DDAF80 D35DD8 D0D7EF AAF2C2);

Is there any way to help this character or is it time for her to retire to sovngarde?

*4nk8r* · October 12, 2016

I'm curious. Of the people posting crashes here, are you using HDT? Which type: HDT-PE or HDT-SMP? I find HDT-SMP vastly more stable than HDT-PE. That's not all I've done for stability, but I found it a huge step forward. YMMV, but I would be surprised if it didn't improve your situation for those using HDT-PE.

I did find that switching between HDT types resulted in a single CTD during the next savegame load, but it seemed to be some kind of caching glitch that seemed OK the 2nd time I loaded up the game. I also find that the same kind of "one time CTD" behavior when a mod updates facegendata. Everything loads fine the 2nd time around.

balth · October 12, 2016

Tested joining the DG on a different character - can exit Dayspring Canyon just fine afterwards. Used the console to teleport the character I was having the issue with to riften stables and then walked back towards dayspring canyon and the game crashed once i got near to the entrance.

Shit. Looks like it may be the end for my oldest character.

Mister X · October 12, 2016

I'm curious. Of the people posting crashes here, are you using HDT? Which type: HDT-PE or HDT-SMP? I find HDT-SMP vastly more stable than HDT-PE. That's not all I've done for stability, but I found it a huge step forward. YMMV, but I would be surprised if it didn't improve your situation for those using HDT-PE.

I did find that switching between HDT types resulted in a single CTD during the next savegame load, but it seemed to be some kind of caching glitch that seemed OK the 2nd time I loaded up the game. I also find that the same kind of "one time CTD" behavior when a mod updates facegendata. Everything loads fine the 2nd time around.

Well, on the topic of stability:

[...]SMP isn't properly threaded or partitioned or scheduled, and it's pretty much the equivalent of giving a doberman 2 pounds of hamburger, a laxative and sticking him in a pristine white room a half our later in regards to active memory. The injection scheme is compatible with SMP and nothing else.[...]

There's a reason why HDT SMP isn't officially released yet. SMP also doesn't like ENB in particular, though for me it runs quite stable. I do get random CTDs sometimes, mostly because of SMP but the one I've posted happened while waiting, where the script engine has more to do than HDT.

This CTD of facegendata is more interesting, mainly I get CTDs when I get to an area with many people where I haven't been yet ...

*4nk8r* · October 12, 2016

I'm curious. Of the people posting crashes here, are you using HDT? Which type: HDT-PE or HDT-SMP? I find HDT-SMP vastly more stable than HDT-PE. That's not all I've done for stability, but I found it a huge step forward. YMMV, but I would be surprised if it didn't improve your situation for those using HDT-PE.

I did find that switching between HDT types resulted in a single CTD during the next savegame load, but it seemed to be some kind of caching glitch that seemed OK the 2nd time I loaded up the game. I also find that the same kind of "one time CTD" behavior when a mod updates facegendata. Everything loads fine the 2nd time around.

Well, on the topic of stability:

[...]SMP isn't properly threaded or partitioned or scheduled, and it's pretty much the equivalent of giving a doberman 2 pounds of hamburger, a laxative and sticking him in a pristine white room a half our later in regards to active memory. The injection scheme is compatible with SMP and nothing else.[...]

There's a reason why HDT SMP isn't officially released yet. SMP also doesn't like ENB in particular, though for me it runs quite stable. I do get random CTDs sometimes, mostly because of SMP but the one I've posted happened while waiting, where the script engine has more to do than HDT.

This CTD of facegendata is more interesting, mainly I get CTDs when I get to an area with many people where I haven't been yet ...

I must be the exception to the rule of HDT stability, then. I use Tetrachromatic ENB with v305 (DataSyncMode=2, EnableUnsafeFixes=true), crashfix plugin with preloader (UseOSAllocators=1), no SKSE memory settings (crashfix does it better) and I use STEP recommendations to configure most of my INI settings. My game is very stable. Before HDT-SMP, my game would CTD all the time (on savegame load, on cell changes, etc.), often with direct reference to HDT DLL's in the crashdumps. I was lucky to get 20 minutes of gameplay between CTD. Now, when I do experience the rare CTD, I find no indication of any relationship to HDT DLL's in the dumps. I get hours of continuous gameplay with no CTD. I don't have any XML collision data defined, however, so perhaps that helps my game's stability?

balth · October 12, 2016

Loaded an earlier save, went back and tried the DG again, everything working. No retirement for my old character!

*4nk8r* · October 15, 2016

I must be the exception to the rule of HDT stability, then. I use Tetrachromatic ENB with v305 (DataSyncMode=2, EnableUnsafeFixes=true), crashfix plugin with preloader (UseOSAllocators=1), no SKSE memory settings (crashfix does it better) and I use STEP recommendations to configure most of my INI settings. My game is very stable. Before HDT-SMP, my game would CTD all the time (on savegame load, on cell changes, etc.), often with direct reference to HDT DLL's in the crashdumps. I was lucky to get 20 minutes of gameplay between CTD. Now, when I do experience the rare CTD, I find no indication of any relationship to HDT DLL's in the dumps. I get hours of continuous gameplay with no CTD. I don't have any XML collision data defined, however, so perhaps that helps my game's stability?

I was tinkering a bit to better understand what was truly making my gameplay more stable. Seems the largest contributors are the preloaded crashfix memory enhancements (instead of using those in SKSE) and using the recent ENB DataSyncMode levels above 0. I've been running at 2 for awhile (max value), but I'm trying it out at 1 to see if I still have fewer/no CTD's. My game is definitely more unstable at 0 (CTD when moving from internal/external cells, savegame loading after initial savegame load).

Edit: I've surpassed the 64k string count as well (251 active mods, no restringing). Thank you h38fh2mf and markdf.

*markdf* · October 15, 2016

The biggest stability factors I've noticed are

a) not going over the string limit, even with crash fixes.

the crash fixes os allocators.

*4nk8r* · October 15, 2016

The biggest stability factors I've noticed are

a) not going over the string limit, even with crash fixes.

the crash fixes os allocators.

I did my best to restring mods, but I still ended up going over...so I just gave up

Mister X · November 11, 2016

Heyho, I just had a weird CTD: After saving normally, which worked nice, I wanted to Quit to Desktop. After clicking on it, the game had a CTD before closing normally, here the info:

--- CrashFixPluginLog.txt ---
11 Nov 19:38:44 Game has crashed with exception address 0x76B061EB!

--- crash_2016_11_11_19-38-44.txt ---
Crash info:
2016_11_11_19-38-44 - 76B061EB: V(1); EAX(FFFFFFFF); EBX(76B061E0); ECX(267E5804); EDX(1154204); ESI(38DD80D0); EDI(267E5800); EBP(19FB34); ESP(19FB34); STACK(C97A35 C9A78E CB5805 C6FA85 C8C7D8 AB536C AD96A4 C9E208 AB536C C76454 45F619 C7A4B5 437835 438318 69E365 6940F0 400000 900011 696E69 100A1B0 400000 F56836 400000);

[Not so useful info skipped]

Does someone know what this means?

heroko · November 15, 2016

soo my game just crashed and it said it was due to corupted nif file what do i do to fix that? aparently its the file containing female moans in sexlab

Setekh · November 17, 2016

soo my game just crashed and it said it was due to corupted nif file what do i do to fix that? aparently its the file containing female moans in sexlab

nifs are models and nothing to do with audio.

heroko · November 19, 2016

hey is there annyway to easly figure our which mod that makes my game crash b4 main menu ?

Mister X · November 19, 2016

hey is there annyway to easly figure our which mod that makes my game crash b4 main menu ?

BEFORE main menu? Than you most probably forgot a requirement for another mod.

heroko · November 19, 2016

hey is there annyway to easly figure our which mod that makes my game crash b4 main menu ?

BEFORE main menu? Than you most probably forgot a requirement for another mod.

but all i did was reinstall perma whit ts5edit and bashpatch since my armors and wepons where messed up dmg wise

merManc · November 19, 2016

hey is there annyway to easly figure our which mod that makes my game crash b4 main menu ?

BEFORE main menu? Than you most probably forgot a requirement for another mod.

but all i did was reinstall perma whit ts5edit and bashpatch since my armors and wepons where messed up dmg wise

A crash before the main menu is almost always a missing requirement - either not having a mod another one needs, or having the requirement loading after the mod that requires it to be loaded first.

Try loading your entire load order again in TES5Edit. If there is an order/requirement problem it will stop and give you an error message telling you what went wrong. If you get no errors then there's a different problem and unfortunately I don't have any idea what it might be.

heroko · November 19, 2016

hey is there annyway to easly figure our which mod that makes my game crash b4 main menu ?

BEFORE main menu? Than you most probably forgot a requirement for another mod.

but all i did was reinstall perma whit ts5edit and bashpatch since my armors and wepons where messed up dmg wise

A crash before the main menu is almost always a missing requirement - either not having a mod another one needs, or having the requirement loading after the mod that requires it to be loaded first.

Try loading your entire load order again in TES5Edit. If there is an order/requirement problem it will stop and give you an error message telling you what went wrong. If you get no errors then there's a different problem and unfortunately I don't have any idea what it might be.

is this the problem then ?

[01.34] Background Loader: Error: record MGEF contains unexpected (or out of order) subrecord ESCE

[01.34] Background Loader: Error: record MGEF contains unexpected (or out of order) subrecord CTDA

[01.34] Background Loader: Errors were found in: dcc_ut_EffectBeastial_HealRate "Untamed | Beastial Health" [MGEF:44006913]

[01.34] Background Loader: Contained subrecords: EDID FULL MDOB DATA DNAM ESCE CTDA

merManc · November 19, 2016

is this the problem then ?

[01.34] Background Loader: Error: record MGEF contains unexpected (or out of order) subrecord ESCE

[01.34] Background Loader: Error: record MGEF contains unexpected (or out of order) subrecord CTDA

[01.34] Background Loader: Errors were found in: dcc_ut_EffectBeastial_HealRate "Untamed | Beastial Health" [MGEF:44006913]

[01.34] Background Loader: Contained subrecords: EDID FULL MDOB DATA DNAM ESCE CTDA

Honestly, I'm not sure how serious any of that is, although many mods have small errors reported that are harmless or even needed for the mod to work.

What I meant by no errors is TES5Edit successfully loading your entire mod list without stopping to tell you something is missing or in the wrong order. So if it loaded everything I don't have a clue what might be wrong. Sorry.

heroko · November 19, 2016

well now its working again for somereason i just unselected and then reselected all my mods then it started working again

Mister X · November 23, 2016

Oi, I just had a CTD and wanted to share the dump. It happened, when I've used a carriage from Windhelm to Riften, the load screen after enetring the carriage came up, but just before it would have ended, the CTD occurred.

Here the crash dump data:

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Windows 8 Version 14393 MP (8 procs) Free x86 compatible
Product: WinNt, suite: SingleUserTS Personal
kernel32.dll version: 10.0.14393.0 (rs1_release.160715-1616)
Machine Name:
Debug session time: Wed Nov 23 05:51:07.000 2016 (UTC - 5:00)
System Uptime: not available
Process Uptime: 0 days 1:20:22.000
Kernel time: 0 days 0:07:50.000
User time: 0 days 4:10:06.000
TRIAGER: Could not open triage file : e:\dump_analysis\program\triage\oca.ini, error 2
TRIAGER: Could not open triage file : e:\dump_analysis\program\winxp\triage.ini, error 2
TRIAGER: Could not open triage file : e:\dump_analysis\program\triage\user.ini, error 2
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TRIAGER: Could not open triage file : e:\dump_analysis\program\triage\guids.ini, error 2
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for XAudio2_7.dll
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for nvd3dum.dll
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for nvd3dum.dll
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for hdtSkyrimMemPatch-PE.dll
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for hdtSkyrimMemPatch-PE.dll
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for JContainers.dll
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for JContainers.dll
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for nioverride.dll
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for nioverride.dll
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for CONCRT140.dll
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for CONCRT140.dll
TRIAGER: Could not open triage file : e:\dump_analysis\program\triage\modclass.ini, error 2
*** The OS name list needs to be updated! Unknown Windows version: 10.0 ***

FAULTING_IP:
TESV+746113
00b46113 8b33 mov esi,dword ptr [ebx]

EXCEPTION_RECORD: ffffffff -- (.exr 0xffffffffffffffff)
ExceptionAddress: 00b46113 (TESV+0x00746113)
   ExceptionCode: c0000005 (Access violation)
ExceptionFlags: 00000000
NumberParameters: 2
   Parameter[0]: 00000000
   Parameter[1]: 00000000
Attempt to read from address 00000000

DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID: NULL_POINTER_READ

PROCESS_NAME: TESV.exe

ERROR_CODE: (NTSTATUS) 0xc0000005 - The instruction at "0x%08lx" referenced memory at "0x%08lx". The memory could not be "%s".

EXCEPTION_CODE: (NTSTATUS) 0xc0000005 - The instruction at "0x%08lx" referenced memory at "0x%08lx". The memory could not be "%s".

EXCEPTION_PARAMETER1: 00000000

EXCEPTION_PARAMETER2: 00000000

READ_ADDRESS: 00000000

FOLLOWUP_IP:
TESV+746113
00b46113 8b33 mov esi,dword ptr [ebx]

FAULTING_THREAD: 000015f4

PRIMARY_PROBLEM_CLASS: NULL_POINTER_READ

BUGCHECK_STR: APPLICATION_FAULT_NULL_POINTER_READ

LAST_CONTROL_TRANSFER: from 00b8009f to 00b46113

STACK_TEXT:
WARNING: Stack unwind information not available. Following frames may be wrong.
22e1fce0 00b8009f 22e1fd08 22e1fd24 22e1fd00 TESV+0x746113
22e1fd1c 00010064 7f7fffff 7f7fffff 7f7fffff TESV+0x78009f
22e1fd20 7f7fffff 7f7fffff 7f7fffff 00000000 0x10064
22e1fd24 7f7fffff 7f7fffff 00000000 00000000 0x7f7fffff
22e1fd28 7f7fffff 00000000 00000000 00000000 0x7f7fffff
22e1fd2c 00000000 00000000 00000000 0000ffff 0x7f7fffff

SYMBOL_STACK_INDEX: 0

SYMBOL_NAME: TESV+746113

FOLLOWUP_NAME: MachineOwner

MODULE_NAME: TESV

IMAGE_NAME: TESV.exe

DEBUG_FLR_IMAGE_TIMESTAMP: 51437ce5

STACK_COMMAND: ~17s; .ecxr ; kb

FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: NULL_POINTER_READ_c0000005_TESV.exe!Unknown

BUCKET_ID: APPLICATION_FAULT_NULL_POINTER_READ_TESV+746113

WATSON_STAGEONE_URL: http://watson.microsoft.com/StageOne/TESV_exe/1_9_32_0/51437ce5/TESV_exe/1_9_32_0/51437ce5/c0000005/00746113.htm?Retriage=1

Followup: MachineOwner

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Rhonen5 · November 29, 2016

Hey everyone, i thought i should share this info here about my fixed problems.. Crash fixes 12 worked excellent for me until i upgraded my graphics card to a geforce 1050.. so now my skyrim works better without it.. with crash fixes 12 installed atm i get script lag and i guess its because of how memory is handled but that is just speculation on my part..

So bottom line reason with this post is that this "crash fixes" only work for some people while it make more problems for others.. just to let you folks know

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