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=== Application info ===
Name: Sims3
Version:
Build: Release
=== Rating info ===
GPU: 5 GPU Memory: 1 CPU: 4 RAM: 4 CPU Speed: 3192 Threading: 3
Adjusted CPU: 3856 RAM: 16317 Adjusted RAM: 15805 Cores: 6
=== Machine info ===
OS version: Windows 8 6.2.9200
OS prod type: 0
OS major ver: 6
OS minor ver: 2
OS SP major ver: 0
OS SP minor ver: 0
OS is 64Bit: 1
CPU: GenuineIntel
Brand: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8700 CPU @ 3.20GHz
Family: 6
Model: 14
Cores: 6
HT: 1
x64: 0
Memory: 16317MB
Free memory: 12101MB
User: Evaluation Software
Computer: DESKTOP-KHTASQF
=== Graphics device info ===
Number: 0
Name (driver): Radeon RX 580 Series
Name (database): Radeon RX 580 Series [Found: 0, Matched: 0]
Vendor: ATI
Chipset: Vendor: 1002, Device: 67df, Board: c5801682, Chipset: 00e7
Driver: aticfx32.dll, Version: 25.20.15017.1010, GUID: D7B71EE2-249F-11CF-C076-29DF5CC2D435
Driver version: 1010
Monitor: \\.\DISPLAY1
Texture memory: 32MB <<OVERRIDE>>
Vertex program: 3.0
Pixel program: 3.0
Hardware TnL: 1
i just made a new game and played it for a couple hours.It doesnt show any glitches sign tho.
- puzzlezaddict7 years agoHero+
@eleckto01 I'd still like to see the full dxdiag, saved as a txt file and attached to a post. There's some information further down that I want to check.
Your graphics card is more than strong enough to handle rendering pets, and everything else that TS3 can throw at it. But it's not recognized by the game, and you also have the 32 MB texture memory override. Editing the game's .sgr files may fix the issues, and I'm happy to help.
- 7 years ago
@puzzlezaddict so its looks like that the game glitches everytime the sims got a newborn baby.
- Phantomlover17177 years agoLegend
@eleckto01 I found your reply in the A Way Out forums, I've merged it with this post.
- 7 years ago
Ah thanks 🙇♂️
- puzzlezaddict7 years agoHero+
@eleckto01 Thanks for the dxdiag. As you probably know, your computer is more than strong enough to handle TS3 and all its packs, so the graphics glitches you're seeing aren't due to insufficient hardware. It might help though to try to get your card formally recognized by the game, and to fix the texture memory override as well. If you're interested, I can walk you through that process, but it's probably better to handle it through PMs.
There is one potential issue I see with your system. If you have TS3 installed on your small C drive, you'll probably run out of storage space soon. You're fine now, but as you accumulate more saves, and they run longer, your game folder will take up more space. The 34 GB you have free now is barely enough as it is. And of course if you install other packs, they'll take up space as well.
So if you don't want to have to constantly monitor your free storage, and transfer all the files you're not currently using to your larger D drive, it might be better to install TS3 on D. You'd need to uninstall the game, clean your computer's registry with a tool like Piriform's CCleaner (free download), and direct Steam to reinstall to D. You'd also want to redirect your Documents folder to D. Of course, if you've already done this, you're fine; just keep an eye on your free storage.
When you say the game glitches every time your sims have a baby, do you mean your existing save, or a new save as well? You don't have to test it; I was just wondering. And does it still help if you quit to desktop, clear your cache files, and reload? If so, that might be the way to handle the issue. TS3 is weird sometimes, and we have to just accept it and work around the more persistent glitches. But the pet fur issue should probably be addressed; the graphics card recognition would be the place to start.
- 7 years ago
@puzzlezaddict it happens to all save file may its new or old one.
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