FPS Drops when scrolling/speeding up time!
Morning/Afternoon/Evening whatever time i may be in your neck of the woods fellow simmers. I was wondering if anyone could assist me with an issue I seem to be having with the Sims 4 at the moment.
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@roberta591 After replacing my PSU with a new more powerful one (did my research on which one was the best for the Wattage) And I'm only getting frame drops of 5-10 at most. Unsure if these numbers are what people normally experience if so then you found the solution! Thank you in advance!
The memory was already dual channelling and correctly as per the motherboard manual.
@Blobberino power supplies are seldom thought about and it wasn't long ago you only had to know the basics. Today's power supplies are engineered for effeciency, peak wattage, and other factors. Like other parts of the computer industry I find power supplies over rated and/or "cheating" by raising outputs on rails that are not needed but that raises the total (w)attage which looks better. If your total required wattage is anywhere near your system required need you should get a more powerful power supply. Frame rate drops are common for screens with a lot of movement and the more powerful the video card the less it should drop. (at least in theory). Most lcd displays are locked at 60 fps. As you advance over 60 fps there is only gain in resolution (how clear the picture is).
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