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- Anonymous9 years ago
I didn't use any mods! I played around with the graphics: it works fine if I play in windowed mode, but when I put it on full screen again it starts flickering again immediately... At least now I can play again but it's not ideal because in windowed mode the panel thing at the bottom becomes very small so I can hardly read the time and the sims' needs etc. Also I couldn't solve the problem, just work around it...
I just looked at it again, I see your graphics card is low in dedicated memory, the minimum to play the game is 128 MB, you have 112MB.
You could try closing some things before playing.
If you want to see if you can actually run the game, try this:
https://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri- roberta5919 years agoHero (Retired)
@aroodhof You don't have a data drive and system 128Gb M.2 ssd is not big enough for the Windows operating system. Widows needs free space for the creation of temp files for house keeping and other functions. This computer configuration requires continual attention and is not for the casual user. The TS3 game creates large temp files as you play. The video issue may be caused by exceeding the 3D graphics of the video chip. Intel HD graphics has been known to have issues with TS3. The clock rate of the cpu is low and that means the clock rate is shared with the integrated video chip which is weak to begin with.
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