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I'd say you can run just about any mods out there, except for the high-end ENB presets and outfits that have a hundred physics bones in them. Those two would cripple your framerate.
As for mods that you "should" get, I'd say Community Shaders. It's a newer alternative for ENB that runs a lot smoother in my experience. Perhaps some texture replacers for a facelift of the game world. Pfusher's 202X works great for that, though I highly recommend you'd stick with the 1-2K texture variant, as the default 4K would be a problem with that 1060.
Not really but they can do some minimal modding ezpz
Unless you have a massive screen, it's really not going to be noticeable, especially those 8k ladles lol
if you want collections, read about the collections, they usually list minimum requirements. and what's required for what settings... my meager ~440 mod loadout is hovering around 22GB resident but spikes to 24GB but eventually releases that mem and drops back to 22, depending. which exceeds your possibility, but a much larger modset, near 2000, takes up just over 17GB... still out of your range, even if you clean-booted and only fire up Steam client and Skyrim, but illustrates the point about how requirements differ greatly.
so pay attention to those details. nothing tanks framerate faster than running out of resources and the game has to start swapping RAM to disk, or throwing up old VRAM allocations that it's going to re-use in just a few seconds, and have to do it again... you want to stay under your capacity at all times, especially if you want to multitask, like have a browser open, even more especially if you have 3d hw acceleration enabled in said browser, it blocks off VRAM and can keep it... you pause a video int he background? well, it's still in use isn't it? so it won't ever free it up.
got to be a little bit technical to keep on top of this stuff... or, if your framerate goes great for a while then tanks, that's a good indicator of resource starvation and over-allocation.
I just make sure any MOD's I use are NOT 4k. I max mine all at 2k
I have some 270 MODs running now and for me, everything looks and works well...ish.
As for using any collections. I've looked at loads and seen what MODs they're using but non have piqued my interest. So I stick to the one's I've been using for years. Just updating when needed.
But it's about every 12 months or so, I do a complete reset of the game and start from vanilla again. Though i do wonder once I've started to go back to vanilla if it's out of out right passion for the game or some evil curse that I have to endure every year!?
Awesome! If I may ask, which among the mods that you are currently running with are the essential ones? I have the AE upgrade as well.