Memory Boost And What That Means For Your Game
Sul sul, Simmers! Today, Cade from The Sims Team made an announcement to Sims Direct in the official Sims server. The announcement covers a new feature named Memory Boost. This feature aims to enhance gameplay by optimizing how the game stores and manages memory, potentially improving stability and performance for players. Players who use this feature can expect to see less lag, better frame rates, and a reduction in memory-related crashes.
If you are a curious player and want to read more information about this feature, you may do so on the official EA forum. For PC players, Memory Boost has already been accessible for several months, as it is currently in its early access stage. So, how do we enable this new feature? No worries, we’re here to walk you through it.
First, after launching your game, open the three dots in the top right corner. Doing so will open up the Game Options menu. Next, navigate to the ‘Others’ tab, which will be found at the bottom of the menu, right above ‘Accessibility’. Under ‘EA Agreement’, ‘Memory Boost (Early Access)’ will be visible to you. Here, you may choose from three options: automatic, enabled, or disabled. Automatic will automatically apply Memory Boost to your saves. Importantly, one recovery save will always remain without the feature enabled to ensure you can revert to a previous game state.
