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Check if your graphic card is properly recognized by the game:
http://sims3.crinrict.com/en/2013/06/getting-the-game-to-recognize-your-card.html
Graphics card is recognized
=== Graphics device info === Number: 0 Name (driver): AMD Radeon HD 6670 Name (database): AMD Radeon HD 6600 series [Found: 1, Matched: 1]
- crinrict12 years agoHero+
Few things you can check (credit to FordGT90Concept)
1) Make sure the GPU isn't overheating.
2) Make sure the GPU is getting enough power under load.
3) Update graphics drivers.
4) Check if other games have problems; run FurMark and check for artifacts.
5) RMA the graphics card.- 12 years ago
1) Done. My system has a monitor that I have set to warn if any components get above 105
2) Easily. My power supply is 800 watts.
3) First thing I tried.
4) As stated, no other games have issues, including Fallout 3 and New Vegas, Neverwinter, XCom (Enemy Unknown), Borderlands 1 and 2, and many others. I run all of these games with the graphics set very high, if not full bore. FurMark ran, temperature set off system warning alarm at 105, climbed a bit more and bounced between 107 and 108 for four minutes. No crash.
5) I will not RMA a component due to the reaction of a single program. If I can't reproduce the problem with similar programs, the problem is software, not hardware.
- crinrict12 years agoHero+
I sorry but I have no further suggestions. This is a bit too technical for me and I don't know what else could be causing it.
Maybe someone else can help you better.