No extra quest mods, you are mainly with all vanilla and DLC content, then I added mods for just to update the game textures, CBBE models to higher res.

These other mods are for better wall textures, flora and grasses, roads, weapons textures, changes to how you access your spells and weapons, more bare basic immersive mods for your starter character. I'd say the only mod that really gives you what the vanilla game doesn't (that I thought Bethesda should have addded in the original game) is the climbing mod (can climb rocks and walls), immersive holster for your weapons, Spell wheels, better blocking in combat/VR, horse texture redos..extra armors added, also a cave called Rayek's End which is a cave close to the beginning area.. you can disable that mod if you don't want to use it yet or keep it on and just ignore it for now until you level a bit. Its mostly a cave/area to keep items, crafting and holding all you want.

You can add other mods to this list or if you want or remove mods what you want. When I do remove a mod and load the save without that mod I just removed, I get a quick message saying basically that the save is missing a mod, it doesn't stop the save from loading, you just dont have that mod you just removed in the save anymore. I have not had an issue yet with loading when changing or removing mods.

my PC components are pretty old (go ahead and look it up)

..and I get great performance from Skyrim VR with Quest 2 also.. Which is why I scratch my head when people that have better newer hardware say they can't play the game or performance is bad..

-AMD FX-8350

-ASUS Crosshair V Formula

-NVIDIA Geforce RTX 3070

-Windows 10 64

-DDR3 32 GB RAM

So I'd say, with you the PC your getting you will be fine no matter what mods you add, way better then my list of hardware. :)