@WootCandy wrote:
Read my post.
http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core2-Duo-E4300-vs-Intel-Core-i5-520UM
Well above? no... but I think it should be able to as it's on par or slightly above the minimum. Coupled with a 335m it should be playable.. what frame rate to exect I don't have a clue.
@WootCandy wrote:
Looks like it's using the Intel Graphics (which are massively out of date, Driver Date/Size: 1/11/2012 ) and not the 335m nVidia.
first updated your nVidia drivers.
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx
next set the nVidia control panel to use the "high performance processor" for Sims4.
http://imgur.com/a/6KJBH#87BGUaE
(Replace BF:H with Sims4; it's the same difference)
nVidia Control Panel -> 3D Settings -> Program Settings -> Add Program (Sims4) -> High Performance Processor
I appreciate the suggestions and help. But my laptop is 4 years old. It is not out of date. According to its specs, it is upated to its full and compatible potential regardless of the year (2012). My laptop's 335m nVIda lastest update was in 2011. I updated my nVIdia driver to the lastest available and to my expectations, absolutely nothing has chnaged in terms of the sims 4. According the sims 4 specs and my specs, there should be NO PROBLEMS whatsoever. I mean i could understand if i played the game and its performanced sucked but.. not to be able to play the game at all is just plan weird. The Sims 4 demo played very well and smoothly with the quality on high. This leads me to believe that its Origin's fault, and maybe i might have to redownload the entire game. I dont think my poor alienware has done anything wrong.
By the way I dont have access to the link in regards to set the NVIdia control panel to high perefromance using "BF:H" forum. it says its restricted.
