@L4UNDRYBE4R The minimum requirement for Sims 4 is any i5 processor, which includes models that go back to 2010. Current processors have more cores, usually run at significantly higher boost clock speeds, and can always handle a much higher number of instructions per clock cycle, so there's really no comparison between current CPUs and ones from a decade ago.
A manufacturer will almost always pair a graphics card with a processor that can more than keep up, i.e. the GPU is going to be the limiting factor. The reason is that the GPU is more expensive than the CPU at any given performance point, and most people wouldn't want to pay a premium for a GPU that can't reach its full potential. This is especially important in laptops, where processor and graphics card generally can't be upgraded. The point is, for any given laptop, it will have a CPU that is more than capable of matching the GPU's output in gaming performance.
You didn't list the specific processor in this laptop, but I can tell you that the RTX 3060 won't be maxed out running Sims 4 no matter what you do. So the CPU wouldn't come close either. Also, any i5 processor you'd find in a current-gen gaming laptop, as this one is, is more than fast enough for Sims 4.
If you like this laptop, then there's no reason not to get it, at least from the perspective of playing Sims 4.
