Best laptops for sims 3 with extensions and mods

@PerriFao  Wow, you really can get whatever you want, or probably two of whatever you want.  So the question is more about what features matter most to you: size, weight, screen quality, battery life, noise, that kind of thing.  For example, you might care a lot about noise if you plan on using speakers, but very little if you always play with headphones.  You'd never want to play on battery, but you might like to have a better battery for other reasons.

There are plenty of highly rated laptops that do well in some of these categories, in addition to running games very well.  But none of them is perfect, because of course there's only so much you can do with a laptop.  As far as the highest-rated laptops overall, those would generally be the Razer Blade, Gigabyte Aero and Aorus, and MSI Raider models, although the overall quality can depend to some extent on the configuration, e.g. the higher end models might get a better screen or battery.

As far as the hardware you'd want for Sims 3, anything beyond an Nvidia 1660 ti would be massive overkill.  Even an Intel i5-9300H or 10300H, or the AMD equivalents (3550H, 3750H, 4600H) would be good enough processors.  You may want more power for other reasons, like other games for example; I'm just saying that Sims 3 won't benefit beyond a certain point.

Among the laptops you listed, the Razer is great, as noted, and the Leopard is very good too, although its battery and chassis aren't great for the price.  I'd stay away from the Predator though—it's fine for what it is, but it cuts some corners and doesn't have the build quality of other laptops you might consider.

If you really don't know what you want other than to play Sims 3 well, that's fine, I can just list a bunch of good options for you to browse.  If you do have some priorities though, let me know what I should look for.  I'll do a more thorough search in the morning (it's after midnight here) and come up with some suggestions.