Lag/Stutter and low FPS when zooming out

I have updated the graphics driver, verified game files, still same thing.

I've got dxdiag

Guys is there a way to fix this? The game is literally unplayable like this

I've made a topic before but no use so I said maybe I'll have to make another one and see if that could make a difference, I'll be more descriptive this time.

Basically the FPS is extremely inconsistent and the game stutters way too much, this effect gets amplified when I zoom out or zoom in or move the camera quickly or move certain objects in build mode.

I don't think it's my hardware though, I can run all other games without any problem, and my specs are far beyond system requirements.

Things I've tried with no use:
- Repaired the game
- Reinstalled the game
- Reinstalled Origin
- Updated the graphics driver
- Played on Windowed mode
- Enabled VSync

My bf told me it's either the game not being optimized enough for my graphics card specifically or there might be corrupt windows files.

@X_FloW99  I'm sorry that no one got back to you sooner than now.  I've merged your new post with your previous thread just to keep everything in one place.

The first thing to try is playing Sims 4 while completely offline, as in, turn off wifi and/or pull the ethernet cable.  This sometimes helps with lag and fps drops, although it's not yet clear why, let alone how to solve it.  You can sign into Origin and then put it in offline mode before launching the game.

If that doesn't help, please manually update your graphics card driver.  I know you've tried it already, but unless your dxdiag was run beforehand, you didn't get the newest driver.  You can download the new one, released August 26, directly from AMD:

https://www.amd.com/en/support/graphics/radeon-500-series/radeon-rx-500-series/radeon-rx-580

You also have a number of Windows update errors.  You can manually search for and download updates: click on the Windows icon in the lower left corner of your screen, then select Settings > Update & Security, and allow your system to scan for updates.  This doesn't have to include updating to the newest OS build; your current build is still very much supported.

If none of this helps, please run another dxdiag.  Your current one doesn't list any errors specific to Sims 4, but maybe a new one will be more revealing.

Nothing seemed to work so far, I'll just have to get used to stuttering and FPS drops.

@X_FloW99  It might be worth trying a clean boot, just to make sure there's nothing else running that's interfering with the game.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/929135/how-to-perform-a-clean-boot-in-windows

If you're willing to experiment a bit more, you can try running an outside fps tool like RivaTuner Statistics Server.  While it usually helps only when the in-game fps limiter doesn't work, or when a graphics card is underpowered, it can sometimes smooth out graphics to a degree.  It's also a lightweight app and doesn't do anything unless it's running (so be sure not to close it out after you set it up).  You can create a profile just for TS4_64.exe and set the fps limit to whatever you want.