Uncertain – The testing of this graphics cards on this game showed unexpected results. According to interpolated information obtained from graphics cards of similar efficiency levels, the game is likely to show fluent frame rates. May Run Fluently – The performance of this graphics cards with this game is not well explored yet. According to interpolated information obtained from graphics cards of similar efficiency levels, the game is likely to stutter and show low frame rates.įluent – According to all known benchmarks with the specified graphical settings, this game is expected to run at 25fps or moreįluent – According to all known benchmarks with the specified graphical settings, this game is expected to run at 35fps or moreįluent – According to all known benchmarks with the specified graphical settings, this game is expected to run at 58fps or more May Stutter – The performance of this graphics cards with this game is not well explored yet. According to interpolated information obtained from graphics cards of similar efficiency levels, the game is likely to stutter and show low frame rates. To get the benefit of higher settings, you'll either need to change the in-game settings yourself, or delete options.ini from Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 3, which will reset the options to their (new) defaults.Stutter – The performance of this graphics cards with this game is not well explored yet. Let me know if it doesn't work, and we can tweak the edits a bit. Save, quit, launch the game, quit, and check deviceconfig for your graphics card. Crtl-F and search for Havendale, which will take you here:Ĭreate a new line under the "true" in the third line above, and add this:Įlseif (match("$", "*HD Graphics 530*"))seti cardLevel $cardLevelMediumseti isCardMatched trueĪdd a tab before each seti, to match the formatting with the other entries. (with indents from spaces that this site isn't displaying properly). That will take you to these lines:Ĭreate a new line under the "Intel" 0x8086 line, copy this text, and paste it in the new line:
Open graphicscards.sgr (Notepad works fine), and crtl-F to search for 8086.
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