I don't think the game will really better utilise your card if it is recognised. However, you should get the right resolutions etc.
To recognise your card, first locate Sims 4 folder in Documents\Electric Arts
There, find file named Config.log and open it in Notepad or something similar. There, locate Graphics Device Info section which should have info about your Graphics card in this format:
=== Graphics device info ===
Number: 0
Name (driver): NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti
Name (database): NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti [Found: 1, Supported: 1]
Vendor: NVIDIA
Chipset: Vendor: 10de, Device: 2d04, Board: 205e1771, Chipset: 00a1
Your will, have 5070 Ti instead of 5060 Ti, different device number (both of these will be important in future, so, keep this window open) and most likely also "Found: 0 and Supported: 0
Then, locate your installed Sims 4 files. The easiest way to do that is in EA App go to Sims 4 tab in Installed games, then click on Manage, Properties and then you should see Open folder. That will open your installed files. If you installed through Steam, go to Sims 4 tab in Steam library, right-click the game, select "Properties," then "Local Files," and finally "Browse".
Here, locate Game\Bin folders and then GraphicsCards.sgr file. Do not edit the file here. Copy it in your Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4\ConfigOverride folder. If you don't see ConfigOverride folder, create it.
Here, in ConfigOverride, you can edit GraphicsCards.sgr file. Open it in Notepad, or whatever you are using. There, press Ctrl+F and search "NVIDIA". Under that NVIDIA line, create new line like this:
card 0x2d04 "NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti" $cardLevelUber $resolutionHigh
However, replace the 2d04 with whatever the Config.log file is showing under Device and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti with whatever the Config.log file is showing under name (most likely NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti). Then, save the GraphicsCards.sgr file and that's it.
Hope this helped you.
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