I did all things from
this and
this thread.
However, I prefer to use rivatuner because it show fps in all games. In sims 3 and sims 4 I can use code "fps on" but I always forgot to type in. I'd rather have fps number without typing code. And other games doesn't have option to show fps, so external program is very convenient.
When I typed "fps on" in main menu in sims 4, number immediately showed in bottom left corner. It was not more than 30 fps.
In sims 3, when I typed "fps on" in main menu, fps counter didn't appear in any of corners. Should I enter the code in actual gameplay or what?
Anyway, back to rivatuner. Bellow is screenshoot of option I use. I used it when I had windows 8 and it worked in all games.
Now I assume, that it doesn't work since it doesn't show fps number in games.
And also,
is there bottom bound of fps which should be not setted? I mean, can very low number of fps damage graphic card?
I have these, if it's matter:
Intel (R) HD Graphics 4000
NVIDIA GeForce GT 635M
And also, It's laptop.
Sorry for typos, english isn't my first language.
And I not really into technical things.
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Having said all that, your dedicated graphics card is low-end which unfortunately brings limitations to gameplay beyond a certain point and I would be surprised if runaway frame rates, which is what most of us turn to RTSS for, were even possible on TS3. On TS4, the game has its own built-in fps limiter.
Very low, below 10 or 15 fps consistently, not just occasional sudden drops, as you move the game camera around would not be damaging, but they wouldn't indicate very good performance either.
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Before I know rivatuner I had max 60-70 fps in sims3. I have all graphic settings on high or medium, and game is working smoothly. I hadn't burn graphic card in this laptop yet, which is 6 years I think. I guess sims 3 is more destructive to hard disks, because it's already my third disc in last two years.
Fps rates of 60-70 may be uncapped, but they aren't that bad. Those with stronger graphics cards, and hence the ones that tend to destroy game performance, cause screen tears and crashes, and can burn out from being over-stressed if left uncapped, will needlessly generate fps rates in the hundreds or even thousands.
Sims games are not known to be all that destructive to hard drives. Sorry that yours don't seem to be lasting very long, but there could be something else about that laptop or the drives themselves that is giving them such short lifespans.
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