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- Accept that load times will increase with bigger mods. Absolutely no way around this.
- The only thing that somewhat improves load times is optimizing textures using Rimpy mod manager. It makes quite an impact, and is about the ONLY way to shorten loading times aside from getting rid of biggest impacting mods.
Also use the mod Startup Impact to see which mods contribute the most to your loading times. Stuff like Combat Extended and Medieval Overhaul add quite a few seconds.
Don't expect loading times to ever be lower than 1-2 minutes at least using mods.
Also your CPU matters a lot for load times, your SSD and GPU have no real impact in this game, RAM speed probably also doesn't matter much, 16gb of RAM might not be enough depending on your mods, but mainly the game uses your CPU to do all the patching work which is the vast majority of time spent loading the game.