Skyrim frame rate issue for first 5 minutes of gameplay

I have quite a good computer with a core i7 processor, GeForce GT750, 16 GB RAM, so Skyrim should run smoothly all the time. However, for the first 5 minutes of gameplay the sound lags, the frame rate drops sometimes and after 5 minutes it runs smoothly. The only reason I can think of is that the gpu takes a while to boot up, and it is just using integrated graphics for the first five minutes but I'm probably wrong. What else can be the source of my problem?

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How do I fix my framerate in Skyrim?

Fixes to try:

Change the PC power plan.

Update your graphics driver.

Modify the config file.

Roll back your AMD graphics driver.

Install mods.

Why is my FPS so low in Skyrim?

If you are using the Power saver or Balanced power plan, Windows might use minimum resources and power while running the game, which could lead to Skyrim SE low FPS. To solve the problem, you can change the power plan to the High performance option.

How do I fix Skyrim stuttering?

What you need to do is set Shadows to LOW, everything else can be left on Ultra. Then, go into your SKyrimPrefs. ini and edit the shadows to be much higher quality without causing stutter.

How do I make Skyrim run at 60fps?

How to limit Skyrim FPS by using the Nvidia Inspector

Run the Nvidia Inspector.

Right next to the \u201cDriver version\u201d information, there is a settings button. Click it.

The \u201cProfile options\u201d window will pop up.

On the search bar type \u201cSkyrim\u201d.

Lastly on the \u201cFrame rate limiter option\u201d select 60 from the drop down menu.

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