So, even though I said to myself I wouldn't buy another sims 4 dlc because the game doesn't work right, I was looking at seasons and just considering it, my question is does the weather effects and seasons in general cause more fps drops/lag/stuttering etc. or does it not have an effect on performance?
Specs:
i7-7700K @ 4.2GHz
Gigabyte G1 Gaming Edition: GTX 1080 8GB
16GB RAM
2 x 1TB HDD - Toshiba @ 7200 Rpm
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I do struggle to get smooth 60fps in Live Mode with my rig, but I guess at this point the shaking and stuttering is not going to be fixed, but I just wanted to know if this would get worse with seasons. Thank you again!
i7-7700K @ 4.2GHz
Gigabyte G1 Gaming Edition: GTX 1080 8GB
16GB RAM
2 x 1TB HDD - Toshiba @ 7200 Rpm
My computer has integrated vid card with no extra ram. The harddisc was 98% full when I recorded those videos, and I was probably running a handful programs in the background like I normally do, including 2 web browsers with about 15 open tabs. I have all the EPs installed + a handful GPs/SPs.
I'm more than happy with the graphics, it could be a little choppy but now that I cleared my harddisc that's no longer an issue. So I'd say if your computer is not too old (mine is cheap, and 3-4 years old), and there is free disc space, you should do fine.
There is simulation lag (the ingame time going backwards in ultra speed, Sims standing unresponsive and restaurantstaff standing around doing nothing to name a few) it seems to vary in serverity from player to player, it is pretty bad for me and it is for many others.
I have not experienced any performance lag because of Seasons. I think if you are above the rec. requirments you shouldn't have any issues.
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