Will this Laptop play the sims 4?
@bpfsvh1mosam There are actually a few gaming laptops available for $700 or less, although choice is certainly limited. For example, these are $600:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/914922612
https://www.walmart.com/ip/749506432
The Lenovo should run a little cooler and significantly quieter, not that the MSI is excessively loud with headphones, but you'd notice if you were using speakers. Of course, the Lenovo is also larger, which may or may not matter to you. The graphics card should run all current Sims 4 packs together on ultra settings, with the Lenovo's GPU being a little faster. Both of these laptops also have only half the storage of the other one you linked. 256 GB is more than enough for Sims 4, all packs included, plus saves, screenshots, and a large pile of custom content, but you might have trouble fitting multiple equally expansive games on the drive.
These are $700 and have a graphics card that's significantly faster than the ones in the above models:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/376101774
https://www.walmart.com/ip/570063347
There's almost no difference between the two Lenovo models, only that the one with the AMD processor will probably run a little cooler. (I'm listing both in case one is easier to get than the other.) The Intel model shouldn't overheat or anything and would still likely run cooler than the other two. The Asus has a slightly faster GPU than the others, but they're all a bit of overkill for Sims 4. The Asus is also the only model with 512 GB storage, although again, you'd be fine with 256 GB if Sims 4 was the only data taking up significant space.
