Sims 4 game keeps crashing randomly

jjbadgett12  The issue may be your 13900K, or rather that the motherboard may be overclocking it automatically and past the point of stability.  At least, it's a common issue on newer high-end Intel processors, and your dxdiag lists one python37_x64.dll error, which is what we've been seeing with this type of crash.

Please look for a BIOS update for your board, which helps some of the time.  If you don't find one, or installing it doesn't make a difference, boot into BIOS and disable CPU Turbo boost, which will be somewhere in Advanced settings and may have a slightly different name.  (It should say Turbo though.)  You can look for new errors in the Reliability Monitor (Windows key-R, perfmon /rel) whenever you get a new Sims 4 crash, but please keep in mind that not every overclocking-related crash lists python37_x64 as the faulting module.  So even if it's only one in two or three, this is probably still the problem.

As a side note, Teams is crashing a lot, so much so that it's crowding out most of the Sims 4 errors.  Check to see whether it's starting with Windows, in the Task Manager's Startup section, and disable it there unless you have a specific reason it needs to be open all the time.

It's the 24H2 Windows update that is causing those crashes.  I just updated to the 24H2, and all my games now randomly crash, or the computer reboots while playing a game.  I read Microsoft is working to track down and fix this bug in their software (it is a common problem).  No need to be tweaking your system to try and fix it, it will be a waste of time, as we must wait for a Microsoft patch/update to fix it or rollback to your previous version 23H2.