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might be there are some mods to further reduce savegame bloat but im totally not up to date with mods anymore :)
Individual saves and their loading times could be for a host of reasons. Low VRAM if you're using a lot of HD textures and ENB, for example. Save bloating due to scripted mods. Uninstalled mods that have data baked into the save. etc. A save cleaner could help.
My loading times are quite long for most of the above reasons, though when I was on my GTX 660 (2gb vram) loading times were a hell of lot longer.
do those measures reduce the time to load the save itself, or is that referring to the loading up of the savegame list?
i always assumed the latter only, so didnt pay much attention to that.
actually maybe thats what the OP means the loading of the savegame list now that i think about it^^
Edit: fixed phones autocorrect stuff.
I know most only keep a few saves, but my obsessive save habits have saved my butt more than a few times when something went really wrong, and I had to go back a fair few saves to fix it. If removing some of the much earlier saves will help with load time issues, I'm more than happy to get rid of them, since they are far enough back to be of no use now. But, if the load time issue is not related to the number of saves, then there's not much point in my trying to nit-pick through them. At the very least, I need to figure out how to possibly reduce the issue in future play-throughs. If any other info is needed just let me know :)
Is there a point when they suddenly got larger?
How many mods are you running with your game ... and do you use LOOT to sort your mods?
Even though it's only 9 mods ... they should still be in the correct order.
Could you list your mod order please?
Also ... are these Nexus or Workshop mods?
Dawnguard
Hearthfire
Dragonborn
USLEEP
Wyr's potion modification (a simple mod my brother made)
Shout CD
The Paarthurnax Dilemma
True Dragonblood Dawnguard
True Dragonblood Dragonborn
Run for your Lives
When Vampires Attack
AFT
AFT-No Friendly Spell Damage