Looking for new laptop for Sims 4! Help!

@sofwik94  Of these three laptops, I would cross off the first because its graphics chip is slower than the chip in the other two.  The second and third should be able to run Sims 4, all current packs included, on medium-high to high graphics settings; you may be able to turn a setting up to ultra depending on the expansions you end up installing.  The first laptop would be a significant downgrade.

The second laptop is better than the third because it has twice the storage.  That's not a deal breaker if you're only installing Sims 4 and don't have any other large sources of data: the game plus all current packs is about 60 GB, leaving plenty of room for custom content and backup saves.  But it's still more convenient to have the extra storage.  The second also has a better screen than the third.

If you'd like, I can look for other options as well.  Just let me know what sites you'd be willing to buy from other than this one.  The Finnish language isn't an issue—the important details are easy to pick out even without translating the page.

@puzzlezaddict Thank you so much! I’d appreciate it if you could check for other options aswell. I’d prefer it if I could order it either from that site or from

https://www.power.fi/c/4915/tietotekniikka/tietokoneet/kannettavat-tietokoneet/
or
https://www.multitronic.fi/datorer-och-surfplattor/barbara-datorer

since those have stores close to me incase there ever is an issue during the warranty and I have to send the laptop in. I don’t really know of any other sites and the prices are usually about the same when I do price checks online.

Thank you again!

@puzzlezaddict Thank you! All these are options I absolutely could consider buying!
Are these three better for sims 4 than the second laptop I listed earlier? And how much would I have to increase my budget if I wanted to get a laptop that can play sims 4 at higher graphics settings than these three you listed? Like is there an even better option than these for under 900-1000€? (Or is that even possible without going for a gaming laptop with a dedicated graphics card?)

@sofwik94  I would say that the three I listed are the same as the second laptop you listed in terms of performance.  I couldn't find that laptop again—the site just gave an error when I clicked the link—but I remember its specs well enough.  What I don't remember is the screen resolution.  If it's FHD (1920x1080), then the laptops I listed are better by virtue of having higher-res screens, but anything around 2560x1440 would be equivalent.

As for the slighly more expensive laptops, you could easily find a gaming laptop in the sub-1000€ range, but not a non-gaming laptop that also has a dedicated graphics card.  They do exist, just not typically in that price range, and I didn't see any on the three sites you've listed.  This isn't a surprise, as it's a difficult and expensive engineering problem to fit gaming-level hardware and the required cooling into a thin and light chassis, even more so when paired with a 14" screen.

I did however find a couple of laptops with higher-level integrated graphics chips, if you're interested.  The Radeon 660M (first one below) is about 35% faster than the graphics chip in the three laptops I linked and the second one you linked, and the Radeon 760M (second below) is about 35% faster than that.  This is not a massive difference compared to the approximately double the performance of the 760M you'd get from an entry-level gaming graphics card, and I don't know that it's worth the price increase.  That's really your call.  This more moderate improvement could mean increasing one or two graphics settings by one level; it wouldn't mean ultra settings, at least not with most expansions installed.

Still, here are the ones I found:

https://www.power.fi/tietotekniikka/tietokoneet/kannettavat-tietokoneet/lenovo-yoga-slim-7-pro-14arh7-r5-14-kannettava-tietokone/p-1551501/

https://www.gigantti.fi/product/tietokoneet-ja-toimistotarvikkeet/tietokoneet/kannettavat-tietokoneet/lenovo-yoga-7-r5-8hs16512-14-kannettava/767133

The second one also doesn't have a high-resolution screen, although the 16:10 aspect ratio (1920x1200) means a little more room to work than the standard 16:9 1920x1080.

I suppose I myself would consider the first one above and probably not the second, but then again, the price increase is significant from the cheapest option I linked.  There's no one right answer here, only what's best and makes the most sense for you.

@puzzlezaddict Alright, thank you so much for taking the time and helping me out! I think I will try to pick between these three:

https://www.gigantti.fi/product/tietokoneet-ja-toimistotarvikkeet/tietokoneet/kannettavat-tietokoneet/asus-zenbook-14-ux3402-i516512-14-kannettava-ponder-blue/617269

https://www.power.fi/tietotekniikka/tietokoneet/kannettavat-tietokoneet/lenovo-yoga-slim-7-pro-14arh7-r5-14-kannettava-tietokone/p-1551501/#reviews

https://www.power.fi/tietotekniikka/tietokoneet/kannettavat-tietokoneet/lenovo-yoga-slim-6-14iap8-i5-14-kannettava-tietokone/p-1896490/#reviews

I like the 2-in-1 style of the last one since the possibility to use it as a sort of pad with the 360° hinge on the screen does appeal to me. The bad reviews it has gotten on the site about it’s fans being noisy and batterylife short makes me think it might not be the best choice tho. I think I will try to look up some more reviews online about these three and then just pick one to order.