Getting a new PC might try TS3 again maybe
Hi my laptop died due to old age last legs I plan to get the NZXT Starter Plus due to tower budget (Parents' decision) I plan to play TS2-TS4 (which all three are on origin) along with other gam...
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Is this the build we are taking about, the second one being displayed on this page?
https://www.nzxt.com/news/108
If so, those specs are way above what any of the sims games need to run. It should all be fine. The biggest favor you can do TS3 in particular, this is actually not optional, is make sure to cap the fps rates on that Nvidia GTX 1660 card for TS3 once you have it installed as otherwise it will tend to run way too high with wildly fluctuating frame rates. TS3 being an older game has no functional built-in fps limiter and this is what has the potential to damage hardware. TS4 has one built in already in its game options, and I don't believe that TS2 would really run in such a way to cause these issues. For TS3, we usually recommend vertical sync on the Nivida Control Panel and then add Nvidia Inspector as needed to explicitly cap the frame rates to the refresh rate of your monitor.
Storage (hard drive) space is only one attribute to be concerned about, but this one comes with a 1 TB SSD. Unless you plan to have a library of full length movies or some other huge element of file storage in addition to sims games, that would be more than enough to work with.
https://www.nzxt.com/news/108
If so, those specs are way above what any of the sims games need to run. It should all be fine. The biggest favor you can do TS3 in particular, this is actually not optional, is make sure to cap the fps rates on that Nvidia GTX 1660 card for TS3 once you have it installed as otherwise it will tend to run way too high with wildly fluctuating frame rates. TS3 being an older game has no functional built-in fps limiter and this is what has the potential to damage hardware. TS4 has one built in already in its game options, and I don't believe that TS2 would really run in such a way to cause these issues. For TS3, we usually recommend vertical sync on the Nivida Control Panel and then add Nvidia Inspector as needed to explicitly cap the frame rates to the refresh rate of your monitor.
Storage (hard drive) space is only one attribute to be concerned about, but this one comes with a 1 TB SSD. Unless you plan to have a library of full length movies or some other huge element of file storage in addition to sims games, that would be more than enough to work with.
