FPS Drop - Settings normalizes FPS
Hello! I recently upgraded to Windows 11. I have also upgraded my CPU and ram. Sims ran amazing before these upgrades, but it's been acting strangely lately. I'm running at a constant 60 fps (vsync)...
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@escalusia Does your Sim live in San Myshuno by any chance? If so, move to another house or city. If not, go back to Windows 10.
@Aledreon Topic starter can always try that, but I don't think it'll make a difference tbh.
I have a laptop with W11, a desktop with W10. Both display this issue. Doesn't really matter where you are ingame as well by the way.
I have a laptop with W11, a desktop with W10. Both display this issue. Doesn't really matter where you are ingame as well by the way.
- @JeanVW In the apartment with gremlins, there used to be strong fps drawdowns, I also used the settings to stabilize the fps, it helped for 5 or 30 seconds, then the fps fell again, and when I moved to the city of celebrities, all the slowdowns disappeared. And you say it does not depend on the place, it depends, I tell you.
It's in Henford so, unfortunately, no. I'll still bouncing between some fixes, but in terms of reinstalling my graphics driver, it will have to wait a little cus I need help hahaa
- @Aledreon Try to play in a random place ,switch between live and build mode. Trust me, you'll experience FPS drops. This is because of an issue in the game engine, not in a place specifically. But who knows.
No, like I know this isn't normal. This has been a problem for days and it specifically only gets better if i go to ESC. Switching between modes, going to different places in-game, etc. Nothing changed. ONLY when i hit ESC to bring the menu up. On top of that, it's never been an issue before either. Only after Win 11
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