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Wixomrie's avatar
6 years ago
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Laptop for 3 & 4

I have been looking at this laptop and just wanted to know if it's any good for The Sims 2, 3, and 4 with CC and mods for all three. I also wanted to know how high I could put my settings with it. Thanks in advance 🙂

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Laptop-NVIDIA-Processor-i7-9750H-Windows-RGB-882-Intel-System-GeForce-RTX-Drive-Core-1TB-10-MSI-Raider-Memory-Graphics-Hard-32GB-Operating-2060-GE63-/540696976

  • @Wixomrie  That's an impressive laptop, definitely overkill for both Sims games, not that that's a bad thing.  It should handle all content for both games on ultra graphics settings, minus the two Sims 3 settings, water and high detail lots, that the game engine doesn't handle well.  (I keep those on the second or third setting and 2, respectively.)  The description is unclear about it, but from the reviews, it looks like the laptop has a 512 GB SSD in addition to its 1 TB HDD, which is also great for loading times, among other things.

    If you like the laptop, it should do everything you want.  But if you'd like to see other options, just let me know what features you're looking for, and now much you're willing to spend.

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  • puzzlezaddict's avatar
    puzzlezaddict
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    6 years ago

    @Wixomrie  XoticPC has a reputation for good quality for lower prices than you'd pay elsewhere.  The Sager/Clevo brand is from a company that provides barebones laptops to custom build sites, which then outfit the laptop with the parts requested.  XoticPC also orders some laptops from mainstream manufacturers (e.g. MSI, Asus) and upgrades them for you.  So you're getting the same build quality in the basic laptop that you would if you bought it from Best Buy or Amazon, and then you get the extra components installed and backed up by Xotic.

    XoticPC gets good reviews overall, with the usual complaints you'd see of any laptop seller.  I'm not saying they're perfect, just that I don't see any red flags, or any reason to think that you wouldn't get help if your laptop had an issue.  Of course, no matter what you buy, you should test it right away, in case something comes up.  But there's no indication I can find that Xotic's products are more likely to have issues than the products from any other company.