@wonderstu91 It would probably run the base game, but not well, and not on anything more than low graphics settings. Its processor is slower than the minimum recommended speed, it only has a weak integrated graphics card, and its 4 GB RAM is technically enough but will still be limiting. Also, its hard drive is so small that it doesn't really have room for much more than Windows 10 and a couple of small apps. With Sims 4 plus your saves, it might completely run out of room.
The thing is, tablets are absolutely not gaming computers in any sense. They're meant for web browsing and streaming videos, not for running anything more taxing. The most expensive ones may have hardware capable of running moderately demanding games like Sims 4, but even they might not have the proper cooling to handle longer game sessions. In the £400 range, you're not going to find anything with hardware that can handle Sims 4.
If you don't really need a tablet, I can try to find you something in your price range; just list your budget. But if you're really hoping for a tablet, you'll either need to pay a lot more money or accept that Sims 4 will never run well at all.
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