@apigaill The hardware in that laptop is good enough to run both games on ultra graphics settings, at least for now. By the time Sims 4 is out of development, an Nvidia 1650 may or may not be quite strong enough for ultra, but it should at least always be able to handle a mix of high and ultra.
The one potential issue though is the hard drive. While you can certainly store both games on a 256 GB drive, space may be tight, especially if you like to use a lot of custom content, keep a number of backups or screenshots, and/or want to store other data on the laptop. You can get a sense of what you might need by looking at the free and total storage on your current computer. Some data can be stored on an external drive, but you'll want both games and their user data folders on the internal one for best performance.
If you'd like to see other options, I can have a look around. Just list your budget and country, as well as any other details that matter. It's possible however that laptops with a larger hard drive will be significantly more expensive—I've seen ones with the specs you listed priced $100 (U.S.) cheaper than the cheapest equivalent with a 512 GB SSD. But there's no harm in looking.
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