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I want to ask more people to test:
I'm seeing a huge performance improvement using DXVK, halving loading times. It is true that it seems to consume more ram in some cases but I think I solved it changing in GraphicsRules.sgr
seti ramLevelUber 4
seti ramLevelHigh 3
seti ramLevelMedium 2
seti ramLevelLow 1
To:
seti ramLevelUber 2
seti ramLevelHigh 2
seti ramLevelMedium 2
seti ramLevelLow 1
Why? Because I want Sims3 to be conservative with RAM (as DXVK loads textures in VRAM instead of RAM, we can afford it, plus if sims 3 is installed in a SSD)
Monitoring RAM consuption I can play for 2 or 3 hours now and ram raises to 3.6GB and usually stays there, no error 12 when saving. Yesterday I played and closed the game because I wanted to stop playing and not because ram was spiking for the first time in a few years.
Can someone else test this and share your results?
Steam will re-download any game files that has been edited, any mod related files that were not there originally will remain installed. The documents Sims 3 folder will not be effected only if fully deleted.
Moving the game to an SSD instead of a HDD can make the loading times a bit faster also if an ssd is available to install the game onto.