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Alot of it depends on your system specs.
I have a very large solar system map, with a huge build, that takes almost 10 minutes to load.
I also have an empty space map (with no asteroids) that takes about 30 seconds.
If the game has truly frozen after a long waiting period, you can try examining the SpaceEngineers.log in your %AppData/Roaming/SpaceEngineers folder, to try and determine if the game actually locked up, or where the game was struggling to load up the world.
AS Karmaterrorᵁᴷ has mentioned, just letting it process patietly until it either gets into the world, or crashes to desktop will be your first step.
Also this is the link it gave me
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/80939/Graphics-Drivers
But once i tried to load and run it, it popped saying issue with my processer
It's trying to use your onboard (CPU) graphics rather than your dedicated Nvidia or Radeon card.
check the pinned topics here:
http://steamcommunity.com/app/244850/discussions/6/
to see if any of those ones apply to you.
you can try and delete your SpaceEngineers.cfg, from
C:>users>[yourname]>AppData>Roaming>SpaceEngineers
then verify the game cache through Steam
start SE, and it should generate a fresh game config file.
(you will need to set your in-game options and prefs again).
Good to hear you got it running.
The second part, I can't really help with, other than to suggest adjusting your graphics options to the lowest, and slowly turning them up a little at a time, until you find a acceptable balance between visuals and performance.