First released in the year 2000, The Sims revolutionized life simulators. My Sims 3 files and most of my programs are in it, it will be a huge pain to uninstall a bunch of them and move them around, I might just create a symbolic link to the folders that don't need much performance to trick the system, at least until I feel comfortable buying a second SSD, which I don't feel necessary right now.As the ultimate life simulator, The Sims 4 has graced our computer screens for almost twenty years. I am starting to get really worried because I am using 90% of it most of the time, going up to almost 100% whenever a new Windows Update comes (then I remove the old version as soon as I get the new, of course). I just do my dishes or fold my laundry as it loads My SSD is my Aquiles's heel as well! I have a 228 GB C: Drive from Samsung (NVME) which is pretty fast but not large enough. Granted, it is a rather large world, and that particular save has a lot of Sims. It takes me 20 minutes to get to my own custom world, from the moment I start the game until the moment the world has finally loaded. Having said that, I do like large custom houses (though I make them myself ) and I don't usually have in-game problems with those large houses.
I played a couple of times with a RAM Drive but it was too much work, the performance got a bit better, of course, but then you have to handle copying files back and forth, not worth unless you are doing some seriously heavy work and you have at least 32 GB of total ~ Aɳɳ ~ wrote: I only run my OS and GTAV from my SSD, unfortunately, I don't have enough room on it for more games. Kabiru YES!!! I keep both of my Sims 3 folders (program and documents) inside my SSD (NVME is even more awesome, sequential read and write speeds being the most important factor in my opinion)! It's actually VERY wise advice! It's a very disk intensive game even when you have loads of RAM, because it's not design to load all the stuff in your RAM.
If you find out you love custom houses jampacked with stuff, consider buying a SSD, it halves the loading time and processing stuff, such as saving and sharing. But if I didn't have a SSD, it would have been impossible to play it as it's a 64圆4 packed with so much stuff it's very demanding on PCS. Notably, I have found on MTS a gorgeous house retreat named The Arcades. I found out very beautiful mansions and castles for Sims 3 users.
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