

Make sure you read the description page for each of your mods: many of them require specific steps and instructions. Once you've found some mods you'd like to try, here are the tools you can use to get them working. Go into your GPU software's control panel and make sure Skyrim is capped at 60fps to fix all that. The physics engine wasn't designed for it, and you'll end up seeing horses float into the air and bodies bounce around, as well as hearing loud, repeated sound effects as things like water splashes loop continually. The first thing you'll need to know if you're playing Skyrim on a modern PC in 2023 is that it's going to have problems running at a framerate higher than 60fps.

Other things you may want to do include contacting your ISP (Internet Service Provider). Also you may want to change your download region (when in doubt go with dallas in the US). For example where I live I can only get 15 Mbps download so I have to limit the bandwidth to 512 kbps.

What I have found that the limit has to be significantly under you speeds. If you only get 15 Mbps download speeds then limit it under it. Originally posted by Chiisu:Try limiting your broadband by going to Steam > Settings > Downloads (tab) > and limit it respectfully.
