4 years ago
Help With Sims 3 Performance Please
Hello fellow simmers!
First off I want to let ya'll know that I do play the Sims 3 on a laptop, which I know is probably not the best for The Sims (especially since it's not a gaming laptop). I first played The Sims 3 around 2009-2011 on a Toshiba laptop that ran Windows 7 at the time and the game ran smoothly, despite some lag with added expansion; I unfortunately don't remember the specifics of the model :(
I now have an Hp Notebook (64-bit OS), and the game is very laggy; levels of detail are missing in the graphics when I'm not zoomed all the way in; when it snows, the ground is just white - it doesn't even look like snow, lol.
Processor for my Hp Notebook: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-5005U CPU @2.00GHz
Installed RAM: 8.00 GB
So, what kind of changes should I make in-game for The Sims 3? And what can I do outside of the game (other than modding) that would help?
I'm very new to how computers run software and all of that, so tips would be greatly appreciated as well.
Thank you for reading!
~Koolkat
First off I want to let ya'll know that I do play the Sims 3 on a laptop, which I know is probably not the best for The Sims (especially since it's not a gaming laptop). I first played The Sims 3 around 2009-2011 on a Toshiba laptop that ran Windows 7 at the time and the game ran smoothly, despite some lag with added expansion; I unfortunately don't remember the specifics of the model :(
I now have an Hp Notebook (64-bit OS), and the game is very laggy; levels of detail are missing in the graphics when I'm not zoomed all the way in; when it snows, the ground is just white - it doesn't even look like snow, lol.
Processor for my Hp Notebook: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-5005U CPU @2.00GHz
Installed RAM: 8.00 GB
So, what kind of changes should I make in-game for The Sims 3? And what can I do outside of the game (other than modding) that would help?
I'm very new to how computers run software and all of that, so tips would be greatly appreciated as well.
Thank you for reading!
~Koolkat