That would work very well also with other more demanding 3D games.
@jpkarlsen wrote:That should work fine for the Sims 4. If you want to play other recent 3D games it might struggle a bit depending on the game and your expectations. It fits in the budget class as you can see below.
Look for specs like these:
High end
CPU = Intel I5/I7 generation 7 or better AMD Ryzen 8 or better
RAM = 8GB DDR4 or more
HDD = 250GB SSD with secondary HDD for storage.
Graphics = Geforce 1060 6GB or equivalent AMD card
Budget
CPU = Intel I5/I7 generation 5 or better I3 generation 8 AMD Ryzen 5 or better
RAM = 8GB DDR4
HDD = 1TB Hybrid drive
Graphics = Geforce 1050 or Geforce 1060 3GB or equivalent AMD card
If you find one you like and want an opinion feel free to post a link.
Thanks for your reply! I do plan on playing other games as well. In your opinion would it be better to buy one ready to go or get one built? I feel like having one built would be the better option but I’m so bad when it comes to this stuff I wouldn’t know what to choose.
I always build my own desktop computer but then I'm an expert. If you know an expert on PC building by all means have him/her build one for you. Otherwise I would suggest you stick with the list I posted and made sure the specification there is met or exceeded. As I wrote earlier you are welcome to post a link to a PC (Desktop or Laptop) that you are considering. So I or some of the others here can give an opinion.
That would work very well also with other more demanding 3D games.
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