Will the sims 4 work on asus vivobook E203M
Hi, my laptop is Asus vivobook E203M and im wondering if sims 4 would work with these specs or if its now worth to spend my money
Model number: E203MA-FD017TS.
General features:
- Size H1.69, W28.6, D19.3cm.
- Weight 0.99kg.
- Up to 10 hours battery life.
CPU, Memory and Operating System:
- Intel Celeron N4000 processor.
- Dual core processor.
- 4GB RAM DDR4.
- 64GB eMMC storage.
- Microsoft Windows 10 S.
Display features:
- 11.6 inch screen.
- High definition display.
- Resolution 1366 x 768 pixels.
DVD optical drives:
- Disc drive not included.
Graphics:
- Intel UHD Graphics 600 graphics card.
- Shared graphics card.
Interfaces and connectivity:
- Micro SD media card reader.
- 2 USB 3.0 ports.
- 1 USB Type-C port.
- Bluetooth.
- Wi-Fi enabled.
@patiii432147 In theory, this hardware might be able to run the base game and some stuff packs, or even an early expansion or two on low settings. It's not always clear exactly how a given system will handle Sims 4 though, especially when it's borderline for the game at all.
In practice, it's probably not worth the effort and money to make TS4 work. For one thing, your version of Windows 10 doesn't allow any apps to be installed that don't come from the Microsoft Store. You'd need to install Windows 10 Home, although would probably be free and isn't that difficult.
But the bigger issue is your hard drive. 64 GB isn't much space at all, and even the Sims 4 base game alone requires 15 GB. Windows will take up some of that storage, as will the other apps you're using; plus, Windows itself needs some space to maneuver, certainly at least 10-15 GB for everyday use. So you'd run out of storage pretty quickly.
The solution, in theory, would be to install the game to an external hard drive. But even after buying one, and upgrading your operating system, you'd still be looking at a best-case scenario of running only the base game and a couple of less-demanding packs on low settings. I'm not sure it's worth it.
