The point is, this graphics chip simply could not meet the demands the game was placing on it. Pets is even more demanding than Seasons, but we didn't spend much time dealing with animals.
This player tried everything I could come up with and still couldn't get past crashes during inclement weather: the iGPU would be running at 98% capacity, then game would crash soon after it started to rain or snow. They could probably run Sims 4 on medium settings, but Sims 3 scales to modern lower-end hardware very poorly in comparison.Īs an example, a few years ago I spent a lot of time troubleshooting with a player whose laptop had a Ryzen 5 3500U, which has a graphics chip that is only very slightly slower than the one in the R7 3700U. And you can clearly do I'm not sure which Acer you're talking about, but for all of them, the main issue is that their graphics chips aren't fast enough to keep up with Sims 3's demands. They might do okay for Sims 4 for a person without the budget for a better system, but they'd run Sims 3 pretty badly with all or most expansions installed. I wouldn't even consider the other three options. The workaround is simple enough, and the game would work fine afterwards I'm just saying don't be surprised when it would just crash over and over right out of the box. The fourth option would also probably need a workaround in order to get Sims 3 running.
This is before accounting for your custom content, which, depending on its style, could add no overhead at all or quite a lot. These should be able to run Sims 3, all packs included, on high graphics settings but maybe not ultra, and Sims 4 on medium-high to high graphics. Those next-best options are the fourth and sixth ones you listed. The Nvidia GTX 1650 is twice as fast in gaming, on average, as the next-best options.
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