Would any of these computers be good enough for The Sims 2/3/4?
@xxlMarii The ROG Zephyrus is certainly a good computer, with very good reviews for its price range, and perhaps the best choice overall in your price range if you want a relatively lightweight laptop that still has good hardware. There a few similar options in the same range you could consider as well; I wouldn't necessarily say they're better overall, but they may be better for your particular needs.
https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16834725086?Item=N82E16834725086
Since I don't know what features matter most to you, it's hard to make a recommendation. All of these are highly reviewed and have different benefits and drawbacks. Having 16 GB RAM is definitely a benefit, but you can almost always upgrade a gaming laptop that only comes with 8 GB installed. The faster processors in the three laptops above shouldn't make any difference to Sims games now, but they might to other games you want to play in the future.
Here are reviews of the Zephyrus and the Aorus in the first link, so you can get a better idea of what they're like. If you'd rather not get into the technical intricacies, jsut scroll down to the bottom for the "Verdict," complete with relative rankings in a number of different categories:
The Asus linked above is this model except with more memory, a slightly slower graphics card, and a much better battery:
There's no equivalent review for the Legion, but piecing together information from other models, it runs cool and quiet with a decent but not great battery life. Its performance in games is in line with the other laptops. You probably don't need to worry about gaming performance though if you're getting a laptop with a 1660 ti or better, since that will already be overkill for the Sims franchise.
If you have more questions about the details of any of these laptops, please feel free to ask.
