If you like the Acer Aspire you linked, this two are more powerful versions, with the same specs as the others listed here they're $750 and $800.įinally, this laptop is $800 and has a significantly faster graphics card (an Nvidia 1660 ti) than the others. If you really don't wnt to wait, this Asus is currently on sale for $750 and has an equivalent processor to the ones above, plus a 512 GB SSD. The laptops should run the game pretty much equally. The Lenovo's processor is also a bit stronger, but that won't make any difference to Sims 4. The Acer has a single 512 GB solid state drive the Lenovo has a combination 256 GB SSD/1 TB HDD (mechanical drive). If you have a bit of patience, these two laptops, both coming soon, are $700. This Dell is $660 and has the same specs, other than a slightly weaker processor, which wouldn't matter to Sims 4-the processor in the Dell is already more than strong enough. It might not be enough if you wanted to play other large games though. This Acer is $670 and has a small hard drive, but 256 GB is enough for Sims 4, your saves, and all the mods and custom content you could download.
You can actually get a laptop with a 1650 for under $700 right now.
(We don't know how demanding they'll be, but adding EPs does mean the game takes more resources to run.) An Nvidia 1650 graphics card would run all current Sims 4 content on ultra settings with some room to spare, which would help accommodate the demands of future expansion packs. But you can do a lot better for under $800. That laptop would run all Sims 4 packs together on high or medium-high settings.
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