You can compare them to your old settings, and start clearType Tuner if you wish, but this isn’t mandatory. Now your new graphical settings should look much better. Again, your preference will depend on your eyes. I personally find that the monitor looks a bit reddish and too warm, and even more while playing the sims 3, so I adjusted it like this for a neutral result. You can adjust color balance, if you wish. It may be lower or higher for you depending on your monitor. It does need to be very high for games like the Sims 3, which can look even darker than your desktop. On my screen, to give you an example, it needs to be this high. Your gamma will need to be very high to get rid of the dark screen issue. It will show you a short explanation, that sadly won’t be very useful on an Apple monitor. Pass the intro screens, and go directly to How to adjust gamma. Go to Advanced display settings.Īdjust your window size so you can see your desktop and adjust graphical settings to your personal preferences. Go to Windows settings -> System -> Display. Because NVIDIA drivers have their own graphical settings, and lower Apple monitors’ gamma too much. Fortunately, it can be solved pretty easily, by playing in windowed mode only and correcting the screen’s gamma. This issue seems specific to NVIDIA drivers.

And your games such as the Sims 3 look even darker, almost unplayable. When you’ve installed drivers, you’ve probably noticed that the screen looks awfully dark. Do a clean install if this is the first time where you’re installing them on this partition. If you already haven’t done it, download up-to-date NVIDIA drivers on NVIDIA’s website.

This tutorial will help you solving graphical issues specific to NVIDIA drivers and will prevent you from frying your GPU while playing the Sims 3. This is the second part of the Bootcamp tutorial for the Sims 3.

Open mastercontroller sims 3