@FatfQker Yes, that looks perfectly fine. If you like it, go ahead and get it.
how about on asus x409fl?
@kitanavienne Please post a link to the exact computer you're looking at. This particular model apparently comes in a few different configurations, some of which I would avoid if the goal is to run more than the Sims 4 base game and maybe a few packs. But there's a significant difference between the lowest- and highest-end versions of this laptop.
https://www.asus.com/ph/laptops/for-home/everyday-use/asus-x409/techspec/
this is the laptop i'm referring to
@kitanavienne This laptop isn't great for Sims 4 at all. The graphics chip could run the game on low-medium settings with all expansions enabled, and higher with significantly less content. But the 4 GB RAM is going to be a significant limitation. Some expansions need more than that to work at all, with Cats & Dogs probably being the most demanding. Even without C&D, the cumulative demands of a few other expansions will be a problem.
If you're looking for something better, I'd strongly recommend finding a laptop with at least 8 GB RAM, or one that can be upgraded if you know anyone who could help you with that. The next detail to look for is a better processor, but it's hard to neatly summarize the decent options here. Still, something like an i5-1135G7 or a Ryzen 5 5500U would be a significant improvement.
Feel free to link any other laptops you're considering. Or if you prefer, link a few sites where you'd be comfortable buying, and list your budget as well, so I can have a look around myself.
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