This build is designed to deliver reliable 1440p performance in a heavily modded Skyrim Special Edition without overspending on components that deliver diminishing returns in the aging Creation Engine. It accepts moderate frame rates in exchange for strong stability, quick loading, and the ability to run popular graphical overhauls comfortably. The overall configuration focuses on balanced system resources rather than chasing maximum settings, making it suitable for intermediate builders who want a dependable long-term Skyrim machine. The Ryzen 5 9600X provides a solid six-core, twelve-thread foundation that handles script-heavy mods, NPC overhauls, and physics calculations better than older four-core CPUs, reducing stuttering in crowded cities or during complex events. Paired with the Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB, the system gives the GPU ample VRAM to manage 1440p textures, ENB shaders, and high-detail assets without constant swapping to system memory. This CPU-GPU balance prevents the classic Skyrim bottleneck where the processor bogs down in simulation while the graphics card sits idle, or the opposite where VRAM starvation causes hitches at higher resolutions. Supporting parts reinforce these priorities: the B650 motherboard with DDR5-6000 RAM ensures modern platform longevity and fast memory access for the CPU's workload, while the 1TB NVMe SSD keeps cell loading and frequent saves responsive. The air cooler, airflow case, and reliable 650W PSU provide quiet, stable operation without unnecessary cost. Together the components create a cohesive system that addresses Skyrim's real-world demands at 1440p instead of wasting budget on extreme components the engine cannot fully utilize.