Sims 4 is extremely laggy

@LunaLucy2211  The errors in your newest dxdiag are much less critical than the earlier ones, which is a good thing.  And the driver for your graphics chip is installed correctly too.  Does the game still lag as much as before?  Your laptop will always struggle somewhat, but it shouldn't lag to the extent that you described a couple months ago.

If the game is still running slowly, please try disabling Game Bar: hit Windows key-i, select Gaming > Game Bar, and disable the option at the top.  Restart your computer before testing.

If that doesn't help, please wait a couple of hours, then look for entries in the Reliability Monitor that mention Sims 4 or Origin, or that are from a time when you were trying to play.  (It sometimes takes an hour or two for the entries to update.)  Hit Windows key-R and enter "perfmon /rel" without quotes.  You'll see a list of errors and updates, with a column for each day.  (Today is all the way on the right.)

For any errors within the last couple hours (from when you last tried to play), click "View technical details," then copy the information and paste it into a text document.  (Notepad is fine.)  You can attach the file to a post as you did with your dxdiag.  The timestamps on the initial chart can be off by up to an hour, so that's not an entirely reliable metric—just click on anything that's from around when you were playing, and check the timestamp within the technical details, which should be accurate.

Ok I'll do all of that now. My game isn't as laggy as it was. It's playable now but thats with no cc. It's playable but not enjoyable. I might try to add in cc after I run all those things for you. Or I might not add in the cc what do you think i should do?

@LunaLucy2211  I think you should test both ways, so you get an idea of the effect of the custom content.  Then you can decide if it's worth it to play with cc, or maybe compromise by removing some items you don't really feel like you need.  There's no one right answer for all players.

@LunaLucy2211  If the game is just somewhat laggy, not terrible, and you can't find any Sims 4 or Origin errors, then this might just be how your computer is going to run the game.  The much worse lagginess all of a sudden isn't normal, and it needed to be addressed.  But in the couple months since we've been troubleshooting, the game has gotten somewhat more demanding, especially with (but even to some extent without) the Eco Lifestyle pack.  Your laptop is somewhat weak for Sims 4, and while you should absolutely be able to play, it may not be a smooth experience.

Having said that, if you'd like to do some hardware monitoring to double-check how the various components of your computer are performing, let me know.  You can log a play session and send me the results to look over, so I can see whether there's anything that should be addressed.  It's difficult to tell sometimes where the normal low performance from underpowered hardware ends and lag from actual problems begins.

Regardless, you'll get the best experience if you don't run any other apps while playing, and you make sure your laptop can cool itself effectively.  Elevate the computer—use a laptop tray, or put books or similar under the corners—or use a cooling pad.  Restarting the computer before playing can also help free up resources.