Need Help with Buying Correct Computer
@nyilah_17 If your only goal is to run Sims 3 and 4, you really don't need to spend nearly so much money. I mean, you could if you want to, but neither game will benefit from hardware above a certain level, and that level is available in the $1,000 range and is even cheaper right now.
For example, I answered the same question from someone yesterday and made this suggestion, among others:
This computer has more power than either Sims game will ever use and enough storage for both. It would also drive a very nice high-resolution monitor, and if you don't already have a model you think looks fantastic, I'd suggest spending some of your budget on a new screen.
If you want something extremely overpowered for Sims games, just because, consider one of these, which also have more storage than you'd ever need for Sims 3 and 4 but perhaps not more than you'd want:
https://www.newegg.com/skytech-st-chronos2-0803-b-ne/p/3D5-000Z-00164
I can also help you pick out components to build your on PC if you're interested. But it's not necessary, and at this price point, it would be somewhat more expensive than buying a prebuilt model. The other option is to get a custom PC from a higher-end builder, which would be even more expensive than building your own, although still well within your price range. I don't see any reason you'd need to; I'm just saying it's a possibility if you happen to want something tailored to your exact preferences.
If you'd like help picking out a monitor, just ask. And please also ask if you have more questions in general.
