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Hi Manu,
I've offered some advice in reply to your post in Windows XP games. :-)
Cheers,
Jimmy.
"manu08" <manu08@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news
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| I have a 3 Ghz processor with HT, 1GB Ram (2x512) (400Mhz each), 128MB
| Geforce FX 5700 Ultra, 16X DVD-Rom Drive and these settings are way higher
| than 'The Sims 2' minimum specification but still when im playing the game it
| does not work smooth. The frame rate is not good, when i move around, it does
| not go smoothly. I have left the display settings to default as, in the
| manual it says that the default settings are what the game adjusts the
| settings to be. I am currently using DVI connection, will changing it to
| analog make any difference as the refresh rate supported on my monitor is
| higher on analog than DVI. What is the possible cause and solution to this?
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