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- 1920x1080 (Full HD/1080p) The Sims 4 at 1080p with Ultra graphics settings. For most players, 1920x1080 (1080p) is the ideal resolution. These graphics are clear but don't put too much strain on the processor.
- 2560x1440 (2K/1440p) The Sims 4 | 1080p vs 1440p vs 2160p. The Sims 4 has STUNNING graphics in 2K. If you have a 2K monitor (or better), it's worth turning the resolution up to the max at least once, if only to appreciate the visuals.
- 1280x720 (HD/720p) Sims 4 gameplay trailer in 720p. 720p is not the sharpest resolution out there. Yes, it's "high definition", but so is every computer monitor made in the last 15 years or so.
- Sims Quality
- Object Quality
- Lighting Quality
- Reflections Quality
- Visual Effects Quality
- Edge Smoothing
- 3D Scene Resolution
- View Distance
- Uncompressed Sim Textures
- Post Processing Effects
Gives the ability to adjust quality of Sims. Like several other objects in the Sims 4, the quality of Sims can be adjusted to fit your gaming needs. Sims can be set from a quality level of low to very high, allowing your Sims to appear as either dull and blocky or 3D and colorful. Playing on a higher setting level may cause issues for your device i...
Adjust the quality of in-game objects. In-game objects can also be changed in quality to adapt to unique gaming experiences. Setting object quality at medium or high is recommended for the best experience, as it allows you to experience the game completely. How to Edit Object Quality: 1. Go to the Settings. In the graphics menu, click the drop down...
Adjust the quality of the lighting. Lighting in the Sims 4 is another important aspect since most areas rely on the light to show off the beauty of each area. Having a high lighting quality will definitely affect the performance of your game if you are on a slower system, but keeping this setting either high or very high is essential to an atmosphe...
Adjust the quality of reflections. If it is important for your Sims to look in the mirror, it is good to keep this setting high. Keeping this setting low will make the mirrors in the game appear one sided, or may give your sim a pixelated reflection. Keeping this setting high will also allow you to see reflections in water and pools alike. Keep thi...
Adjust the performance of visual effects. The visual effects of the game are those that make The Sims 4 close to cinematic, from Sims spitting fire after eating spicy food or seeing a vampire run across your screen. With these settings lowered, the cinematic experience is minimalized. I recommend keeping this graphics setting high to be able to enj...
Make objects in the game appear more or less smooth. Edge smoothing gives the game a higher overall quality by smoothing the rough edges of objects to make them appear less pixelated. This setting is useful and essential for those who use The Sims 4 as a storytelling tool or want a smooth gameplay. How to Edit Edge Smoothing: 1. Go to the Settings....
Adjust the 3D aspect of the game to your liking. This setting is one that makes objects appear more or less 3-dimensional. It would be wise to keep this setting on medium or high since you will always want the full effect out of your game while playing. How to Edit 3D Scene Resolution: 1. Go to the Settings. In the graphics menu, click the drop dow...
Enable far or low view distance. The View Distance determines how far out you can see into the world from your current lot. For more of an open world vibe, keep this setting on high. If you keep this setting on low, the world around your Sims will always look foggy. How to Edit View Distance: 1. Go to the Settings. In the graphics menu, click the d...
Allow sims to appear more smooth and natural rather than pixelated. This setting must be high for those who want their Sims to appear as flawlessly beautiful. Uncompressed Sim textures allow your Sims to look as if they are smooth and naturally part of the game, but this setting will make your game lag if you don't have an outstanding PC system. Th...
Brings together small details of the game. Post Processing Effects add many small details to the game that bring it together. Turning this setting on will make the lighting look better, will help the environment be captured as the developers created it, and will add every small effect to your game that you were unable to notice before. How to Edit ...
Once in the game I changed my game's screen resolution to 1280x720 Full Screen - Windowed Mode and saved the settings. Then I changed my computer's screen resolution back to normal. Luckily the changes stuck. 1280x720 might not work for you. If not, try whatever others are in the dropdown menu.
A detailed guide to graphics settings in The Sims 4 from low to ultra quality. Covers Sims and Objects details, Lighting, Vsync, Edge Smoothing, and offers a...
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Dec 24, 2022 · If you love to spice up your gameplay with mods and custom content (CC), you might want to consider getting an even more powerful computer to run The Sims 4 with all DLC installed. Here are the recommended specifications for optimal performance in the game...
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Nov 11, 2019 · What specs do I need to run the Sims 4 with many expansions and mods/cc and have high quality graphics? I just want to be able to play a game with decent load times that is nice to look at, as the visuals are so much of the experience for me.
