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puzzlezaddict
6 years agoHero+
There's nothing wrong with getting a laptop with an Nvidia 1660 ti, especially if you're willing to pay the premium. But it's certainly not necessary for Sims 3. The only way you'd likely notice a difference is if you wanted to play with framerates higher than 60, and of course you'd need a laptop with a 120 or 144 Hz screen to even see the higher fps. (Sims 3 also has fps drops due to the game engine regardless of how powerful your card is, but that's an entirely different story.)
There's no harm in having a look at Amazon, and if you want help with the process, let me know. I can take a look, or you can link some laptops you find appealing for us to check out. Amazon might be an overwhelming pile of links at first, but it's not so hard to narrow things down once you know what you're looking for.
Still, if you're not interested in comparison shopping, the HP should do well. I know someone with the 9750H/1660 ti version (and a 512 GB SSD) who's very happy with it and uses it to play much more demanding games than Sims 3.
There's no harm in having a look at Amazon, and if you want help with the process, let me know. I can take a look, or you can link some laptops you find appealing for us to check out. Amazon might be an overwhelming pile of links at first, but it's not so hard to narrow things down once you know what you're looking for.
Still, if you're not interested in comparison shopping, the HP should do well. I know someone with the 9750H/1660 ti version (and a 512 GB SSD) who's very happy with it and uses it to play much more demanding games than Sims 3.
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