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Peppaveli
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7 months ago
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Another "Is This PC Well Enough To Run Sims 4" Question From A Forum Newbie

So I just ordered a laptop from HP (Not Looking For HP Slander So Pls Be Kind) Specifically For Sims 4. I Have Almost All DLC'S Except For Star Wars/HighSchoolYears/HorseRanch and Have Maybe Almost 2...
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    puzzlezaddict
    7 months ago

    Peppaveli  No one here is going to roast you for your purchasing decision.  (Or if they do, feel free to hit the Report button; that kind of response is unnecessary and inappropriate on a forum like this.)  The integrated graphics chip in this processor is actually fine for Sims 4 if you don't need to play on ultra graphics settings.  High settings should be fine, and you can experiment with the various options to get a balance between looks and performance.  Doing so doesn't risk damaging the laptop unless it's already defective, in which case it's better to find out during the warranty period anyway.

    Having 16 GB will be helpful for sure.

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7 months ago

Peppaveli  No one here is going to roast you for your purchasing decision.  (Or if they do, feel free to hit the Report button; that kind of response is unnecessary and inappropriate on a forum like this.)  The integrated graphics chip in this processor is actually fine for Sims 4 if you don't need to play on ultra graphics settings.  High settings should be fine, and you can experiment with the various options to get a balance between looks and performance.  Doing so doesn't risk damaging the laptop unless it's already defective, in which case it's better to find out during the warranty period anyway.

Having 16 GB will be helpful for sure.

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