I would like to get the Sims 4. Unfortunately, I can't really find an answer on the Internet as to whether the game would run reasonably on my laptop. Yes, I know the minimum requirements, but unfortunately I'm not very familiar with something like that. An Intel Core i3-5005U 2.0 GHz, Intel Graphics 5500, 8GB Ram and 1TB storage space are available. As long as it doesn't run smoothly, it doesn't make sense either.
The onboard graphics are of course not the burner, but Sims 4 runs relatively well even on weak machines.
You'll have to turn the details and effects down quite a bit, of course, but it should definitely work on low settings.
Maybe just like that.
But don't get yourself hoping that it will run other games that are more expensive.
Yes should run on low settings but I think sims 3 is a bit better anyway and you should be able to play that in a higher graphic
"Funnily enough" Sims 4 runs much better than Sims 3. 3 is mmn the better game, but programmed so sloppily that it doesn't even run properly on a gaming PC with many expansion packs.
I only have sims 4 because it was free but i looked at what has changed from sims 3 and i noticed that only the basic game sims 3 has a lot more to offer as far as the city is concerned
Yes, that's definitely true. I have to say, Sims 4 has developed well in the meantime, but is just EA's milking cow (think all DLCs together cost over 1,000 euro).
Sims 3 was a great game in itself. If things went better, there really would be no reason to play 4.
So I stay at 4, simply because the jolting at 3 bothers me so much.
Play as I said, but both don't have sims 4 but good if that goes really bad I can understand that
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