can an hp 22 all in one run the sims 4
hi i am buying a new computer. i have been looking at the HP 22 All-in-One but don't want to buy it before i know it runs the sims 4
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@Kbugdad Are you willing to get a traditional tower and separate monitor? A tower setup will give you the best performance, since it has stronger hardware than a laptop does and is easier to upgrade or fix. All-in-ones are basically laptops in a different shell: they mostly have laptop hardware and can't usually be upgraded beyond adding more memory.
This is what I was thinking about getting a HP Pavilion 27-d1340t PC would this be Compatible with the sims 4 thanks
@Cateyezs If you're looking at exactly this model, by specs:
https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-pavilion-27-d1340t-bundle-pc
then yes, it should run Sims 4 on ultra graphics setitngs.
If you're looking at a different model, please link a product page.
@tjenw54r8li8 That option is fine, likely able to run Sims 4 on medium-high or high graphics settings. But for that price, you could buy a proper gaming desktop, one capable of running all Sims 4 content on ultra settings. If you'd like to see other options, just ask.
Would this model run sims 4 smoothly (including expansion packs, mods etc)?
@sachaha This computer should be able to run Sims 4, all current packs included, on medium-high to high graphics settings. However, I do want to point out that you could get a much faster computer, a proper gaming PC, for a lot less money. Just as an example, this one can handle ultra settings with some room to spare:
https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/WKSGGPC50030A/GGPC-GTX-1650-Gaming-PC-AMD-Ryzen-5-5500-6-Core
I'm not saying this is the best option for you, and it might well not be, only that it took me about two minutes to find something a lot cheaper and faster than the HP. I'm also not saying absolutely don't buy the HP; just understand that you're paying a lot more for a lot less performance than is strictly necessary.
