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EDIT: Fixed the link, oops.
EDIT: In case MO2 might seem daunting, I'll link a text guide which covers a good way to set it all up: https://hackmd.io/s/Hka6UZxqm. You don't need to follow it the whole way through; the only essential parts are "Configuring Mod Organizer" (BUT you can stop after the green gear image part since it's for time-consuming programs to maximise stability.), .INI Tweaks (BUT ignore the iPresentInterval=0 part), and finally you could look at the "Utilities" section. Good luck.
That said, Boromir correctly points out that Nexus has deprecated NMM, but similar to MO2 the community has continued to maintain this manager. The most current version is here. https://github.com/Nexus-Mods/Nexus-Mod-Manager/releases/tag/0.65.11 and it works.
If you already use and like NMM, you don't need to change. Otherwise, Boromir's advice is sound and I would consider MO2. Note: from personal experience MO2 has a rather steep learning curve.