Half of Bridgeport Sims stand around, doing nothing..
jezzer:
You don't know what graphics card your computer has? If you're using whatever came with the computer, odds are it's using an integrated chipset instead of a standalone card.
anaelir:
Yes, I am using whatever came with the computer. So I guess it IS an integrated chipset.
Quote from: Zazazu on 2010 November 23, 00:27:52
Hell, on XP you should have more.
Surprinsingly, Win7 runs much better than XP on my computer. (and, by this, I mean the game itself also works better)
Kazoona:
Quote from: anaelir on 2010 November 23, 17:51:50
Surprinsingly, Win7 runs much better than XP on my computer. (and, by this, I mean the game itself also works better)
Looking at those specs, this is probably just your imagination. Your non-moving Sims clearly prove that.
anaelir:
Ok, let me revise that: it worked much better before I installed LN. Happy now?
Narmy:
Quote from: anaelir on 2010 November 23, 17:51:50
Yes, I am using whatever came with the computer. So I guess it IS an integrated chipset.
Quote from: Zazazu on 2010 November 23, 00:27:52
Hell, on XP you should have more.
Surprinsingly, Win7 runs much better than XP on my computer. (and, by this, I mean the game itself also works better)
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Games-on-Laptop-Graphic-Cards.13849.0.html
Select TS3 as the filter. Your graphics chip is at the very, very, very bottom of "just barely playable".
Quote from: anaelir on 2010 November 23, 21:02:05
Ok, let me revise that: it worked much better before I installed LN. Happy now?
LN also increased the graphics of the game.
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