My love, my love, my fearless love, I will not say goodbye..
Sea may rise, sky may fall, My love will never die..
My heart, my heart, My drowning heart, Oh all the tears I've cried
Oh I may weep forevermore, My love will never die..
Actually, I haven't clocked it, but I do know it's taking longer than before. But then again, I've added a few more mods, too. I'm hoping Santa will bring me the brand new gaming rig that's been promised for Christmas. Hey, I can dream, can't I? LOL
Im currently on PS5. Loading screen takes literally around 3-5 seconds. It’s like freaking moment. No toilet breaks anymore that I enjoyed during my PS4 era lol.
Edit: I have all the packs minus two expansion packs.
Loading takes a while, but my save is 8 years old counting 500+ sims and many generations + tons of cc, so I'm not complaining. It probably doesn't help that I normally keep 5-10 other programs running on the computer while firing up my game, lol. I'm never sitting watching the loading screen though, so I never really counted the minutes.
My load time actually varies between 15 seconds up to a minute. I run the game on ultra, 100+ households, and 30GB+ of cc and mods. My sims and lots are cc heavy, though mostly Maxis Match. Alpha cc adds another 20-30 seconds on to load times, which I hadn't noticed until I made the switch. The biggest variable is how long my computer has been on without a restart. On the weekends it will usually run for a couple of days without shutting down or restarting. During the week I shut it down when I leave for work. When it's had a restart it loads fast, 15-20 seconds. After two or three days of heavy use and no restarts, it can be up to a minute.
On average, and being generous, 10-30 seconds is about right. Anything more than that--time to start ditching mods.
The computer I have (Lenovo Creator 5i) has a 10th gen Intel i5, 12GB of RAM, and an Nvidia GTX1660 SUPER graphics card with 6GB of VRAM. Best computer I could afford without building something or going with another refurb with literally the cheapest components the rebuilder could buy that failed within a year.
The computer can take up to 64GB of RAM, which is a lot. Experts say to go with the max, but I'm thinking 32 is probably more than adequate, and more affordable. Heck, I'd say 16 would be a major improvement alone. The problem I have is that this is a "compact" case and everything's shoved in, and hard to get at.
I don't have a lot of custom content in my game. What I do have is Maxis Match clothing and hairstyles for male Sims. I do have quite a few mods though that deal with things Maxis hasn't fixed.
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Sea may rise, sky may fall, My love will never die..
My heart, my heart, My drowning heart, Oh all the tears I've cried
Oh I may weep forevermore, My love will never die..
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Edit: I have all the packs minus two expansion packs.
Blame my 1.5 million dollar home and my 50 Sim household.
The computer I have (Lenovo Creator 5i) has a 10th gen Intel i5, 12GB of RAM, and an Nvidia GTX1660 SUPER graphics card with 6GB of VRAM. Best computer I could afford without building something or going with another refurb with literally the cheapest components the rebuilder could buy that failed within a year.
The computer can take up to 64GB of RAM, which is a lot. Experts say to go with the max, but I'm thinking 32 is probably more than adequate, and more affordable. Heck, I'd say 16 would be a major improvement alone. The problem I have is that this is a "compact" case and everything's shoved in, and hard to get at.
It used to take 10 minutes until I got a better computer.
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