Does the Lenovo Flex 4 work with the Sims 4?

@Gamer23291812

There are several Leonvo Flex 4, please specify which one you're considering by sending a link to computer specs.

I checked 14" and 15" and well, yes, it would probably work, but the money is not worth it for game quality vs money. I guess you would pay for the touch screen, and if that is worth more to you, then go ahead 🙂
Both of them can run the game, the 14" in lower graphic settings than the 15".

This thread is just from this weekend, about buying a new laptop and playing Sims 4 on it, so it you're okay with a non touchscreen and that is in your price range, it's an alternative 🙂

https://answers.ea.com/t5/Technical-Issues-PC/Laptop-purchasing-advice/m-p/6538030/highlight/true#M106222

@Gamer23291812

Just checked out the 11", aaaand no, you cannot play The Sims 4 on that haha, wouldn't even call it a computer 😉

Also, 11 inch screen is very small for a screen 🙂
A smaller laptop usually have 13", a standard one around 15" and a bigger one 17"

If you want to play games on the computer i recommend 15 or bigger, but 17 can become a bit big if it's a computer you carry with you a lot.

For computer pricing it's hard as it's probably very different. But I can try, where do you live, US? (btw 2 am here so I might go to sleep and answer tomorrow) ^^

Hi,

I checked that list and it’s remarkable. Since you first had this post up, a lot of things have changed and better machines have surfaced. Most of the machines on that list come with 8GB memory especially the 15 inch screen ones. The 15 inch Lenovo Flex 4 is a great choice (Check out the Lenovo Flex 4 (80VE000MUS Laptop review). But I also happened to come across the Acer Aspire R15 R5-571TG-7229 laptop which I also recommend.

It offers a more advanced and feature packed spec profile including Intel Core i7-7500U processor, 12GB DDR4 (which is better than Flex 4’s 8GB), 256 GB SSD and Nvidia GeForce 940MX. You get brighter and clearers images on the IPS screen and can enjoy 1080P playback.

This machine should cruise through SIMS 4 and other EA games easy. Btw, you can order it in the US. The one tradeoff is the pricing. It will set you back $700, which is more than your budget but less than the 15 inch Lenovo Flex 4 price tag ($845). But I can look for better options within that price (under $500) range in a few days.

Well, I don't think that a 400 dollar laptop can run Sims 4 smoothly. You have had to up your budget lit bit more to experience the real game it's only my opinion. for that, a 700 dollar gaming laptop is quite a good option and also in the budget here are my Top 3 recommended laptops.

1: Acer Nitro 5 (i Loved it and I am using it)

2: Asus Tuf FX505 (be careful when choosing its previous model is Fx504 when you buy to make sure its FX505)

3: Hp Pavilion 15 (it's cheap from both of them)