True but with the whole price thing they have to pay to play online which makes no sense cause you bought the game so why can't you play online for free as well like on pc
@CalebPilarowski-ox9iz true. But hardware-wise, consoles give a great value. PCs are meant for multipurpose and getting exponentially better fidelity. Granted, we get some incredible gane sales on PC. I usually don't buy games at less than 40% off and have 500 games in my library right now. Further, my rtx 4090 with 13900k and 96GB/192GB (swapping in and out for max speed or memory) is something like 8x the processing power of a PS5. I'm building a new PC with a new motherboard to host a 5090 and either a 15900k (most probable) or 9950x3d. Theoretical throughput should make this 16x more than a PS5 and god knows how much more with raytracing enabled. Not everyone wants a monster PC for the highest fidelity graphics. I respect the opinion that it isn't worth it. Cause to many, it simply isn't worth spending $4,000 for this. They can get something that runs 4k/30 or 4k/60 at medium graphics for $500, which already is stunning and has a strong case to save the money for other things. For me, I work on PCs. I love hardware and software tools as well as high fidelity games. It is my shangri-la, my escape. This isn't the case for everyone.
@@ehenningsen yea total but In my opinion it would be worth spending 500 on a PC that could do 4k 30 or 60 like you said and could upgrade later down the road if wanted but there are some strong suits to consoles I just personally dont think it's worth
"YoU ShoUld HaVE bUiLT A pC" It's not hurting me to spend $200 more to not have to deal with sourcing parts, searching for discounts, waiting for shipping, putting everything together, dealing with wire management, and all that other bullshit. If you have the time and patience to build a PC and that extra 200-300 really makes a difference in your wallet, then GO FOR IT. Everyone knows how to build a PC nowadays, it isn't a flex, most people just don't want to deal with it.
The problem isn’t 200 for the same components. The components oems use literally are inferior to standalone components. The CPUs in a prebuilt are worse binned even if they’re the same chip, the gpus are usually worse cooler designs and they run hotter reducing their life. The ram is usually not the same frequency nor timing of a customs. But the worst is the PSU and SSDs. Those are horrible in prebuilts. Always subpar brands with shoddy design and in ssd case, last gen speed with horrible sustained speeds. Yeah they may hit 3000read 2000 write but then they’ll drop to 500 during long file transfers. Meanwhile for the same price my build could have a PCIE 4.0 or 5.0 ssd with the same sustained reads/writes as a prebuilts MAX speed. When you factor in the actual value of the parts in terms of quality AND raw price, building it becomes significantly better. Not to mention you learn which parts could cause issues, how to replace faulty parts etc. LTT has shown how bad warranty support is from major prebuilt companies. Defending prebuilts when building one is “soooooo easy” as you say, is hilarious. It takes maybe 30 minutes to research and put together the build in Pc part picker. Maybe 1.5 hours for the build if you know what you’re doing. You say “everyone knows how to do it” but then do the most to explain how hard it is and how you don’t want to do it. Sounds weird to me.
I'm normally the person to let someone else do it if it saves me some time. But I personally find it weirdly therapeutic to work on something then using it. But the biggest deal breaker for me is that Alienware components are not swappable with other standard components. For example, they have proprietary ATX motherboard that will NOT fit into any other case.
@@LuwigChannelmy comment was mainly towards the people who feel the need to say "should've built" whenever they see a pre-built. It's just bogus, the purchase was already made, why make people feel bad about an investment they already made. NOW that being said I fucking love building gaming rigs. I love picking out the parts, I love doing the research and finding the best price to performance values. I love putting it together and doing wire management. But it's not for everyone, and there's no sense in bashing someone for a purchase they've already made. If you have a microcenter in the area you'd be foolish not to just go there instead of buying a pre-built. You can hand pick the components and have them put it together same day for $150, but not everyone has access to a MC. Admittedly Alienware is a pretty bad value and they always have been. You're essentially paying for the name.
@@LuwigChannelI remember dreaming of owning those old m13x / m15x Alienware laptops when I was a kid. I looked up pictures like every weekend but I could never afford one lol. So I'd imagine a lot of people buy Alienware as adults for that reason. It's not the best value, but they look cool, backed by a big name, and they work perfectly for your average/above average user.
*PC: High Entry Fee, Max returns, Most Versatile rewards, Cheapest for games, Cheapest Long term.* *PS5: Low Entry Fee, Medium to High Returns, Least Versatile Rewards, Expensive for games, Expensive Long Term.*
Nice video. Long term console is much cheaper because of the games can be bought cheaper on cd then sell/traded. And upgrading console after a few years to a new isnt costing much. Pc have more options and not need to pay to play online, pc have less AAA games and also no gta6 before 1-2 years after launch really is unfair and bad choice as a pure pc player.
@@AaronWOfficial it can look better on highend pc. but the 3080 is already outdate compare to ps5. i use to play on huge 4k TV, even 4070ti is very bad compare to PS5 on huge 4k TV
@@AaronWOfficial you play on 1080p, i play on huge 4k tv i see diff. i got refund a 4070ti because look blurry ..low vram .. look bad on huge 4k tv. Look like talk more to prove you have no clue. Just admit ps5 is better than 4060, or prove your pc is better than my pc and ps5, run the last of us, dragon dogma2.
as someone who foolishly believed 60 fps is totally fine, until I joined the PCMR and tried 144fps and realised I can never go back to 60 fps 30 fps is totally not good
its fine if the hardware isnt that powerful (e.g. switch) but ps5 is literally handicapped because people want upscaled games at 30fps instead of 1080p and 60fps
Do not ever buy console if you don't want to pay $50 for every new game. Just built a pc and easily pirate games 😑. Ps5 actually costs like $800 to enjoy cuz have to buy atleast 5 games to enjoy the console and after that can trade games.
A ps5 will still be cheaper. I have the PS5 and with PS Plus Premium, I can play a lot of games. Even paying for Premium for the next 4 years, I'll be cheaper than a gaming pc. You also have discounts and I honestly don't buy a lot of games. So therefore a gaming pc is not worth it to me
@@RoBin_777_ [TL;DR PS5 cost adds up more overtime, PC can be built from same price as PS5 for arguably more or similar performance while costing the same or possibly lower and or even more expensive.] Actually it wouldn’t be cheaper than a PC in a 4 year run time. PS+ Essential the basic on for a year is 80$. Let’s add that to a new game every month at 70, let’s say you only get the base version each month. 12 x 70 = 840 In four years that’s 840 x 4 = 3,360. It’s not like games realise every month so let’s tone it down to once every 5 months, 70 x 5 = 350 / 350 x 4 = 1,400. That’s the price of about 5 games each year. According to to chatGPT the average price of a PS5 is 525 to 425$ (discounting the used marketplace for obvious reasons) So 1,400 + 525 = 1,925 / 1,400 + 425 = 1,925, then we can add PlayStation plus yearly plan 1,905 for a ps5 costing 425, and for a ps5 costing 525 is about 2,005. In conclusion there can be many other factors that influence money spent like how many games you buy, how many controllers you buy, micro transactions, and other things like that. In my opinion I would go with the PC although more pricey upfront it is better for my personal experience due to me having a tech related profession. But the PS5 would be a great financial decision at first but would easily add up over the years but is less likely to be noticeable due to the ideal of returning income from jobs etc. Plus you can build a computer from anywhere from the same price as the PS5 and possibly lower depending on deals you can find to extremely way expensive prices.
@@RoBin_777_ PS+ premium = £220 per year. Life cycle of console = 7 years. 7 x £220 = £1540. For £1400 I got an RTX 4070 Super, 32 gb DDR 4 3200mhz ram, i5-13600k, aio liquid cooler for cpu, 1tb NVME storage. So I already paid less than the console & ps+ premium you paid for combined before either of us even bought a game and have an extra £140 left over from what you spent to buy games XD. PC games are cheaper as well, and the sales are better. PC has game pass also, which destroys ps+ premium. I can play native 4k max settings on every game, no upscaling at all and run at high framerates. Your ps5 can't do native 4k, its all upscaled and runs at 30 fps or you have to lower visuals to try and get 60 fps with performance mode. Console is a rip-off, even just using ps+ essential with the higher prices of games and less impressive sales discounts it still works out costing more than pc gaming.
@@Rolkey Honestly not sure where the joke would be in that. He did chose an excellent game for it to be joke. It's not like he said "Warcraft 3 - Reforged" - You know, subverting the brag with a terrible game. But hey, I'm german and we are humorless so there is that.
Man, I get there's going to be an upcharge for buying a prebuilt. But damn, the components are at best worth half the cost. Aka the upcharge was $1000 lol.
alienware.... for 2000 dollars you got better PC Gaming custom than alien product . Many review talk bullshit marketing alienware . i dont say alienware do bad GaminG PC but the price is abused for component . I build my PC myself since 20 years i know what im talking about
I guess so they can buy more games with the money they didn't spend on a pc. I have a ps5 and literally just ordered a 2 thousand dollar pc witg a 4070 super. I still fully expect to play the ps5 at least half the time going forward. It's a really good console for the money. 1440 60fps is pretty damn good for 400 dollars
@@johndodo2062 You COULD have saved more money by building the pc yourself. 4070 super is decent enough, but at 2000 bucks I feel like either more money could be spend on the GPU vs the rest of the components or it's just a bit on the expensive side. Though I do admit that the actual building a PC can be nerve-wrecking and time consuming. But you have complete control over the smaller, but important details. E.g. you don't just get some RAM" and instead can select, what timings, latency, frequency etc you want. You can chose the right mainboard with the features you actually need and most importantly, you get to pick a case that actually provides air-flow with high quality fans to get a powerful but still silent system. People buy the weirdest prebuilt PCs man. The one from this video is from alienware and their cases are so bad with literally zero airflow and the CPU basically throttles immediately if you play anything. Gamers Nexus made a video about how terrible the value of that machine is and how bad the engineering on it is. Never buy Alienware. I must admit that I immediately don't care for this youtuber's opinion because he chose the worst possible way to spend 2000 bucks on a PC. I'm a bit sad for him but also don't want to tell him because the machine probably makes him happy and I don't want to take that away from him, but man he is ever clueless.
Even a cheap PC wil outperform a console. Why? Freedom, games from the 80's to present day, 99% of peripherals compatibility, emulation, free online, your settings your game, mods, no need to buy a whole new thing again just to play the last game released, hell, there's no need to upgrade your machine neither if you don't want to, not just a gaming machine (try to create a word document with a console), Wanna play on a big-ass tv from your couch or bed? You can do it. Wanna play with friends on the same machine? Again: You can do it. Cheaper games and always their best version...plus sexy Gabe. The list is awfully long but some stubborn mules just wanna lick their favourite corporation asses and collect fancy paperweights.
As someone with both- generally agree. However, still some old games I can’t get to work on my PC. Also, playing older COD games are safer to play on console than PC.
@@mikem2253 You can use virtualbox to run older operating systems to play those older games, assuming the issue is incompatiblity with windows. However I would much rather have a linux distro on dualboot, and use wine to emulate the games instead vs running a virtual machine. Gnome is a pretty user friendly linux distro, and its legally free to use.
My PC can run the game at native 1440p at 120 fps. There is just flat out no comparison between a PS5 and a powerful PC. Does the game still look great on PS5? Absolutely. But you cant expect to run max settings and native resolution, so you are stuck using quality, or performance mode, which looks a good bit worse than native, and you will be stuck in the 50 fps range, even lower on high difficulty settings due to the number of enemies. On level 6 or higher difficulty my FPS drops 10-15, so I can only imagine the hit the PS5 would take on those levels.
@@PhysioMage a lot. lol the price alone is why PC and PS5/XBOX are not comparable. They are not in the same class of gaming system. PC will always have better performance simply because you can put what you want in it.
@@dagolf06 I hear you. This kind of video is designed to help people decide if they want to spend the extra money for the increased performance or not. That's why the comparison exists. I have both, but doubt I'll buy another gaming pc because 60fps is basically all I care about anymore, which PS5/XbSX can achieve nowadays with decent graphics for a much lower cost.
@@dagolf06 Not only that, you can choose to have a cheaper pc and play in 1080p and still get high framerates if you want. You aren't forced to an upscaled 4k resolution with awful fps.
Great video & comparisons....but I'm not into multiplayer FPS games like that anymore (😒). I prefer single player games especially on my ps5 & steam deck, as well as on my switch lite.
Fps means first person shooter and this is 3rd person. Also it's a coop shooter so there ni PvP. As someone who also hates online shit this game is a perfect break from plying story games. Only online game that's actually fun
So you decided to click on a video of a known multi-player third person shooter, knowing you didn't like multi-player, and then decided to comment about your own personal preference of online vs single player? Are you.... From the US?
Pc Always the best but the high cost if you dont choose the right rig. Rtx 3080 = useless for gaming. I9 and i7 useless too. Rvb useless... Just a good psu, good i5 Ryzen and right gou for you monitor (1080p too play at the best price)
rtx 3080 isn't useless for gaming at all. It is overkill for 1080p, but some people want to play in higher resolutions... Not every pc gamer is a gigachad counter-strike player wanting over 300 fps playing in 1080p. Some people want to play games with high fidelity stunning graphics in 4k.
Thanks for the video! What resolution is your PC monitor? I have a 3070/5600x/32gb 3600mhz ram system with a 1440p monitor as well as a PS5, and I'm not sure which version to buy.
@@FenixFenix-p5p Going to build a new PC when the next generation of GPUs come out, but the price-performance of the current cards don't make sense. I already have a 240hz OLED monitor.
@@riley6040 Both systems are giving 60fps a lot of the time with dips below in intense fights. I ended up buying both versions so I can still play when my wife is on the TV. The game looks much better on my PC obviously, I wouldn't say there is a huge difference in stability. PS5 possibly has slightly better frame pacing and stays between 52-60fps, and my PC on 1440p high settings usually stays at around 65fps with dips to 45 in worst case scenarios.
I have a 4070tiS and this game looks pretty low quality textures at max settings in 1440p. No RT, No DLSS options. Its as if it was ported from ps5 to PC? Im comparing it to other newer AAA games out there. Still its pretty fun.
you might have something set up wrong dude, im on an i9 11900k/4080/64gb Ram, im also at 1440p native with RT no dlss and im getting 120fps+ the game looks beautiful
@@hamzaboughraira4455yeah, that doesn’t make it the best, but the most affordable Best experience will always be PC, Ik not everyon can have top pcs like some of us but still
It's a pc engine running this. Autodesk Stingray Would have been nice if it used frostbite etc . Still a decent looking game and runs well. FSR is poor. And need their own DLSS. FSR isn't it. Lastly playing with a controller is more fun, and nothing touches THE PS5 Controller.
@@gryphon4316 I've never used it other then games. But looking at BF2042, I thought it looked a good fit. Large amount of players or NPC'S. Destructive environment. Excellent detail. What don't you like about it.
They really should start using magnetic analog for the analog sticks but I see one key issue, if the use that they fix the issue with stick drift, if you fix stick drift you fix the issue of needing to buy a new controller.
As a PC gamer I will never ever ever play a shooter with controller again. The ps5 controller is the best controller I'll agree to that but NOTHING beats the precision you get with mouse and keyboard and I regularly smack console players around on games with crossplay. I tried for YEARS to get good on controller when I was a console player and my K/Ds were so bad my friends wouldn't play with me. Now I can keep up, switching to PC made me so much better at multiplayer games its not even funny. The keyboard controls take some time for sure, circle strafing takes a lot more skill on a keyboard since you can't just use one thumb to spin circles. Any game that isn't a shooter or menu heavy is better with a controller. Like Dark Souls or hack and slash games. But when shooting is involved nothing beats a mouse, gamers that do better with a controller just know how to exploit aim assist, which is quite aggregious in certain games like Modern Slop of Duty. As a sidenote I know MW2 and 3 are heavily criticized and it's not much of a gamer flex to say they are my most played multiplayer games, but I mainly play them because I consistently score in the top 3 90% of the matches I play until I find lobbies full of campers and dirty tactics. I only play hardcore too, because with mouse I'm generally quicker to hit first unless flanked or double teamed. But I can swipe a line and kill 3 people in 1 second. It's a lot harder for console players to find a sensitivity for their analogues that matches the speed capable with a mouse. It's the difference in aiming with just a thumb vs your whole hand and wrist.
Im a PC gamer for the max fidelity.
There is no doubt that consoles will always have the best price value and give the option for disk media.
True but with the whole price thing they have to pay to play online which makes no sense cause you bought the game so why can't you play online for free as well like on pc
@CalebPilarowski-ox9iz true. But hardware-wise, consoles give a great value.
PCs are meant for multipurpose and getting exponentially better fidelity.
Granted, we get some incredible gane sales on PC. I usually don't buy games at less than 40% off and have 500 games in my library right now.
Further, my rtx 4090 with 13900k and 96GB/192GB (swapping in and out for max speed or memory) is something like 8x the processing power of a PS5.
I'm building a new PC with a new motherboard to host a 5090 and either a 15900k (most probable) or 9950x3d.
Theoretical throughput should make this 16x more than a PS5 and god knows how much more with raytracing enabled.
Not everyone wants a monster PC for the highest fidelity graphics. I respect the opinion that it isn't worth it. Cause to many, it simply isn't worth spending $4,000 for this. They can get something that runs 4k/30 or 4k/60 at medium graphics for $500, which already is stunning and has a strong case to save the money for other things.
For me, I work on PCs. I love hardware and software tools as well as high fidelity games. It is my shangri-la, my escape. This isn't the case for everyone.
@@ehenningsen yea total but In my opinion it would be worth spending 500 on a PC that could do 4k 30 or 60 like you said and could upgrade later down the road if wanted but there are some strong suits to consoles I just personally dont think it's worth
@@CalebPilarowski-ox9iza 500 pc is not doing 4K by any means lmao
@@SirNolan-fc8ce yea u probably right about that lol 😂
Console is shit
"YoU ShoUld HaVE bUiLT A pC"
It's not hurting me to spend $200 more to not have to deal with sourcing parts, searching for discounts, waiting for shipping, putting everything together, dealing with wire management, and all that other bullshit. If you have the time and patience to build a PC and that extra 200-300 really makes a difference in your wallet, then GO FOR IT. Everyone knows how to build a PC nowadays, it isn't a flex, most people just don't want to deal with it.
I think it's more about running the game how the developers intended it rather than a watered down graphical experience.
The problem isn’t 200 for the same components. The components oems use literally are inferior to standalone components.
The CPUs in a prebuilt are worse binned even if they’re the same chip, the gpus are usually worse cooler designs and they run hotter reducing their life.
The ram is usually not the same frequency nor timing of a customs.
But the worst is the PSU and SSDs. Those are horrible in prebuilts. Always subpar brands with shoddy design and in ssd case, last gen speed with horrible sustained speeds. Yeah they may hit 3000read 2000 write but then they’ll drop to 500 during long file transfers. Meanwhile for the same price my build could have a PCIE 4.0 or 5.0 ssd with the same sustained reads/writes as a prebuilts MAX speed.
When you factor in the actual value of the parts in terms of quality AND raw price, building it becomes significantly better.
Not to mention you learn which parts could cause issues, how to replace faulty parts etc.
LTT has shown how bad warranty support is from major prebuilt companies.
Defending prebuilts when building one is “soooooo easy” as you say, is hilarious. It takes maybe 30 minutes to research and put together the build in Pc part picker. Maybe 1.5 hours for the build if you know what you’re doing.
You say “everyone knows how to do it” but then do the most to explain how hard it is and how you don’t want to do it. Sounds weird to me.
I'm normally the person to let someone else do it if it saves me some time. But I personally find it weirdly therapeutic to work on something then using it. But the biggest deal breaker for me is that Alienware components are not swappable with other standard components. For example, they have proprietary ATX motherboard that will NOT fit into any other case.
@@LuwigChannelmy comment was mainly towards the people who feel the need to say "should've built" whenever they see a pre-built. It's just bogus, the purchase was already made, why make people feel bad about an investment they already made.
NOW that being said I fucking love building gaming rigs. I love picking out the parts, I love doing the research and finding the best price to performance values. I love putting it together and doing wire management. But it's not for everyone, and there's no sense in bashing someone for a purchase they've already made.
If you have a microcenter in the area you'd be foolish not to just go there instead of buying a pre-built. You can hand pick the components and have them put it together same day for $150, but not everyone has access to a MC.
Admittedly Alienware is a pretty bad value and they always have been. You're essentially paying for the name.
@@LuwigChannelI remember dreaming of owning those old m13x / m15x Alienware laptops when I was a kid. I looked up pictures like every weekend but I could never afford one lol. So I'd imagine a lot of people buy Alienware as adults for that reason. It's not the best value, but they look cool, backed by a big name, and they work perfectly for your average/above average user.
I want to cry, in PC looks so sick!, but it's very expensive 😢
*PC: High Entry Fee, Max returns, Most Versatile rewards, Cheapest for games, Cheapest Long term.*
*PS5: Low Entry Fee, Medium to High Returns, Least Versatile Rewards, Expensive for games, Expensive Long Term.*
Ok and who cares i rather play on my PS5 for the exclusive and pc for everything else
@@Mo_Mudabber *Sir? Why are you mad at me?*
Physical media is important so that you can sell a game, if you no longer want it.
"Cheapest long term"
You aren't spendibg 2000 dollars on a console at all even accounting for games and a subscruption.
Nice video. Long term console is much cheaper because of the games can be bought cheaper on cd then sell/traded. And upgrading console after a few years to a new isnt costing much. Pc have more options and not need to pay to play online, pc have less AAA games and also no gta6 before 1-2 years after launch really is unfair and bad choice as a pure pc player.
im pc gamer , at 3:00 the ps5 look better..just look the light reflection on the helmet.
He has bloom off on the PC. Plus helldivers is a straight port from console to PC they lack basic features.
look at the texture of the cape, its significantly better on pc XD
@@AaronWOfficial it can look better on highend pc. but the 3080 is already outdate compare to ps5. i use to play on huge 4k TV, even 4070ti is very bad compare to PS5 on huge 4k TV
@@690Dragonx 3080 and 4070ti is not outdated at all, in fact it is vastly superior to ps5's apu XD. Idk what you are smoking but give me some.
@@AaronWOfficial you play on 1080p, i play on huge 4k tv i see diff. i got refund a 4070ti because look blurry ..low vram .. look bad on huge 4k tv. Look like talk more to prove you have no clue. Just admit ps5 is better than 4060, or prove your pc is better than my pc and ps5, run the last of us, dragon dogma2.
Let's get the cat out of the bag: 30 FPS is totally fine
I disagree, 30 fps does not look good or feel good
Diabolical take.
as someone who foolishly believed 60 fps is totally fine, until I joined the PCMR and tried 144fps and realised I can never go back to 60 fps
30 fps is totally not good
its fine if the hardware isnt that powerful (e.g. switch) but ps5 is literally handicapped because people want upscaled games at 30fps instead of 1080p and 60fps
Do not ever buy console if you don't want to pay $50 for every new game. Just built a pc and easily pirate games 😑. Ps5 actually costs like $800 to enjoy cuz have to buy atleast 5 games to enjoy the console and after that can trade games.
A ps5 will still be cheaper. I have the PS5 and with PS Plus Premium, I can play a lot of games. Even paying for Premium for the next 4 years, I'll be cheaper than a gaming pc. You also have discounts and I honestly don't buy a lot of games. So therefore a gaming pc is not worth it to me
@@RoBin_777_
[TL;DR PS5 cost adds up more overtime, PC can be built from same price as PS5 for arguably more or similar performance while costing the same or possibly lower and or even more expensive.]
Actually it wouldn’t be cheaper than a PC in a 4 year run time.
PS+ Essential the basic on for a year is 80$.
Let’s add that to a new game every month at 70, let’s say you only get the base version each month.
12 x 70 = 840
In four years that’s 840 x 4 = 3,360.
It’s not like games realise every month so let’s tone it down to once every 5 months, 70 x 5 = 350 / 350 x 4 = 1,400.
That’s the price of about 5 games each year. According to to chatGPT the average price of a PS5 is 525 to 425$ (discounting the used marketplace for obvious reasons)
So 1,400 + 525 = 1,925 / 1,400 + 425 = 1,925, then we can add PlayStation plus yearly plan 1,905 for a ps5 costing 425, and for a ps5 costing 525 is about 2,005.
In conclusion there can be many other factors that influence money spent like how many games you buy, how many controllers you buy, micro transactions, and other things like that.
In my opinion I would go with the PC although more pricey upfront it is better for my personal experience due to me having a tech related profession.
But the PS5 would be a great financial decision at first but would easily add up over the years but is less likely to be noticeable due to the ideal of returning income from jobs etc.
Plus you can build a computer from anywhere from the same price as the PS5 and possibly lower depending on deals you can find to extremely way expensive prices.
@@RoBin_777_ PS+ premium = £220 per year. Life cycle of console = 7 years. 7 x £220 = £1540. For £1400 I got an RTX 4070 Super, 32 gb DDR 4 3200mhz ram, i5-13600k, aio liquid cooler for cpu, 1tb NVME storage. So I already paid less than the console & ps+ premium you paid for combined before either of us even bought a game and have an extra £140 left over from what you spent to buy games XD. PC games are cheaper as well, and the sales are better. PC has game pass also, which destroys ps+ premium.
I can play native 4k max settings on every game, no upscaling at all and run at high framerates. Your ps5 can't do native 4k, its all upscaled and runs at 30 fps or you have to lower visuals to try and get 60 fps with performance mode. Console is a rip-off, even just using ps+ essential with the higher prices of games and less impressive sales discounts it still works out costing more than pc gaming.
Fps = mouse or nothing!
Always ps5 is bettee
Pc have more fog for 2000dollars 🤣 , i think we can do without 🤣
you can turn it off in settings
@@Chebupelkohe’s saying that its not worth it to build a 2000 dollar pc just to get minimum improvements like more fog in games.
Are you blind? You don't see any other difference?
@@jantoman4400 differences worth 1500 dollars more than a console that can play the exact same game? No
@@duppypixels So sorry you're so brain-fucked :( Plus, his pc wasn't worth 2000USD even in 2022 :D
call me blind or crazy... but I barely notice the difference!
ur delusional
Blind.Crazy
Is helldivers easier on pc ? Like is aiming more accurate ?
depends on player but of course keyboard and mouse are easier and more accurate
Higher frame rates naturally make it easier to aim, controller or mouse
@@enzo6935This depends on the player, otherwise the pro scene on PC would not exist.
Considering I get friendly fired by nearly every console gamer I play with, I would say aiming is a lot more accurate on PC lol.
Lost me at the ps5 gets 60fps that’s BS just another pc guy reviews
Bro you should have just burned that money in a barrel instead of buying Alienware...
It is probably a pc from 2/3 year go , right now is price is like 1200 used
Ps = Half life does not run
Pc = 🤠
Win Pc
What a sad brag.
@@paulszkiAww Someone’s never enjoyed half life.
@@Rolkey I actually played half life on release in 1998. I love PC.
It's just a sad brag anyway.
@@paulszki It was obviously a joke they didn’t actually mean that
@@Rolkey Honestly not sure where the joke would be in that. He did chose an excellent game for it to be joke.
It's not like he said "Warcraft 3 - Reforged" - You know, subverting the brag with a terrible game.
But hey, I'm german and we are humorless so there is that.
Man, I get there's going to be an upcharge for buying a prebuilt. But damn, the components are at best worth half the cost. Aka the upcharge was $1000 lol.
Lol… I looks the same for 4 times the price.
alienware.... for 2000 dollars you got better PC Gaming custom than alien product . Many review talk bullshit marketing alienware . i dont say alienware do bad GaminG PC but the price is abused for component . I build my PC myself since 20 years i know what im talking about
i will not buy computer again, i bought 3070ti at high price now it's shit
Why? Outdated? My buddy constantly gives me shit for having a ps5
lol buy used, i have 1660 super and its still great
Great video
690dragonx is not a pc gamer, they are an imposter.
If you have the money. Why not spend it
I guess so they can buy more games with the money they didn't spend on a pc. I have a ps5 and literally just ordered a 2 thousand dollar pc witg a 4070 super. I still fully expect to play the ps5 at least half the time going forward. It's a really good console for the money. 1440 60fps is pretty damn good for 400 dollars
@@johndodo2062 You COULD have saved more money by building the pc yourself. 4070 super is decent enough, but at 2000 bucks I feel like either more money could be spend on the GPU vs the rest of the components or it's just a bit on the expensive side. Though I do admit that the actual building a PC can be nerve-wrecking and time consuming. But you have complete control over the smaller, but important details. E.g. you don't just get some RAM" and instead can select, what timings, latency, frequency etc you want. You can chose the right mainboard with the features you actually need and most importantly, you get to pick a case that actually provides air-flow with high quality fans to get a powerful but still silent system.
People buy the weirdest prebuilt PCs man. The one from this video is from alienware and their cases are so bad with literally zero airflow and the CPU basically throttles immediately if you play anything. Gamers Nexus made a video about how terrible the value of that machine is and how bad the engineering on it is. Never buy Alienware.
I must admit that I immediately don't care for this youtuber's opinion because he chose the worst possible way to spend 2000 bucks on a PC. I'm a bit sad for him but also don't want to tell him because the machine probably makes him happy and I don't want to take that away from him, but man he is ever clueless.
Even a cheap PC wil outperform a console. Why? Freedom, games from the 80's to present day, 99% of peripherals compatibility, emulation, free online, your settings your game, mods, no need to buy a whole new thing again just to play the last game released, hell, there's no need to upgrade your machine neither if you don't want to, not just a gaming machine (try to create a word document with a console), Wanna play on a big-ass tv from your couch or bed? You can do it. Wanna play with friends on the same machine? Again: You can do it. Cheaper games and always their best version...plus sexy Gabe. The list is awfully long but some stubborn mules just wanna lick their favourite corporation asses and collect fancy paperweights.
As someone with both- generally agree. However, still some old games I can’t get to work on my PC. Also, playing older COD games are safer to play on console than PC.
@@mikem2253 You can use virtualbox to run older operating systems to play those older games, assuming the issue is incompatiblity with windows. However I would much rather have a linux distro on dualboot, and use wine to emulate the games instead vs running a virtual machine.
Gnome is a pretty user friendly linux distro, and its legally free to use.
why do i love pc? its mine and i can do whatever i want to and yes that includes 🏴☠️ as well arrrr
Console players have never seen real graphics😂. PC👍.
Great vídeo
Pc alienware mdr is bad 2000dollars config 1500
My PC can run the game at native 1440p at 120 fps. There is just flat out no comparison between a PS5 and a powerful PC. Does the game still look great on PS5? Absolutely. But you cant expect to run max settings and native resolution, so you are stuck using quality, or performance mode, which looks a good bit worse than native, and you will be stuck in the 50 fps range, even lower on high difficulty settings due to the number of enemies. On level 6 or higher difficulty my FPS drops 10-15, so I can only imagine the hit the PS5 would take on those levels.
How much did you pay for your PC?
@@PhysioMage a lot. lol the price alone is why PC and PS5/XBOX are not comparable. They are not in the same class of gaming system. PC will always have better performance simply because you can put what you want in it.
@@dagolf06 I hear you. This kind of video is designed to help people decide if they want to spend the extra money for the increased performance or not. That's why the comparison exists. I have both, but doubt I'll buy another gaming pc because 60fps is basically all I care about anymore, which PS5/XbSX can achieve nowadays with decent graphics for a much lower cost.
@@dagolf06 Not only that, you can choose to have a cheaper pc and play in 1080p and still get high framerates if you want. You aren't forced to an upscaled 4k resolution with awful fps.
I wish they would make more games with mouse keyboard support on ps5
You should try Gyro. It's very capable once you learn it.
Great video & comparisons....but I'm not into multiplayer FPS games like that anymore (😒). I prefer single player games especially on my ps5 & steam deck, as well as on my switch lite.
I think you can an argument for either one. It truly depends on how each persons uses and games they play. Btw love the steam deck + PS5 combo.
I don’t think anyone asked you but ok 😂
Fps means first person shooter and this is 3rd person. Also it's a coop shooter so there ni PvP. As someone who also hates online shit this game is a perfect break from plying story games. Only online game that's actually fun
So you decided to click on a video of a known multi-player third person shooter, knowing you didn't like multi-player, and then decided to comment about your own personal preference of online vs single player? Are you.... From the US?
@@mraviladprob its always people like this from the us 💀
500, and sill paying per month 7 years of onlune, and, still needing a home PC. Do the full math again. ;)
You will have needed to upgrade your entire PC during those 7 years to keep up with modern AAA games lol.
@@rebel5709 I 'CAN' upgrade, don't 'need' at all to still playing at your 'console standards' lul.
@@Marcelo_M.M. Suuuure you can 😂
@@rebel5709 also... you can't play triple A games, even on consoles either, lol. There are "PRO" versions on half generation, right?
@@Marcelo_M.M. are you stupid ? Every aaa game is on console. Have fun playing valorant and RuneScape on your Walmart laptop 😂
So my 1070 ti gives me ps5 performance?
a 3060, ps5 runs at dynamic resolution 1080p common locked 60fps. the same performance that a 3060 or a 2070 super can give you
Yes but not on all games tho cause there's plenty of garbage pc ports out there so it depends on the game
@@hamzaboughraira4455 Yeah searching excuses to not buy a PS5
@@raychii7361 were you able to run alan wake 2?
@@hamzaboughraira4455 Never was able to enter in Remedy games. I don't know, I think it's not for me.
Pc Always the best but the high cost if you dont choose the right rig. Rtx 3080 = useless for gaming. I9 and i7 useless too. Rvb useless... Just a good psu, good i5 Ryzen and right gou for you monitor (1080p too play at the best price)
go back to sleep u cant even spell right
rtx 3080 isn't useless for gaming at all. It is overkill for 1080p, but some people want to play in higher resolutions...
Not every pc gamer is a gigachad counter-strike player wanting over 300 fps playing in 1080p. Some people want to play games with high fidelity stunning graphics in 4k.
on my ps5 drops to 30 - 40 fps in massive fights and high difficulty does anyone else have this ?
Thanks for the video! What resolution is your PC monitor? I have a 3070/5600x/32gb 3600mhz ram system with a 1440p monitor as well as a PS5, and I'm not sure which version to buy.
But it on ps5 lol
time to change pc . then buy oled monitor
pc. you not touching 60fps high difficulty on ps5
@@FenixFenix-p5p Going to build a new PC when the next generation of GPUs come out, but the price-performance of the current cards don't make sense. I already have a 240hz OLED monitor.
@@riley6040 Both systems are giving 60fps a lot of the time with dips below in intense fights. I ended up buying both versions so I can still play when my wife is on the TV. The game looks much better on my PC obviously, I wouldn't say there is a huge difference in stability. PS5 possibly has slightly better frame pacing and stays between 52-60fps, and my PC on 1440p high settings usually stays at around 65fps with dips to 45 in worst case scenarios.
I have a 4070tiS and this game looks pretty low quality textures at max settings in 1440p. No RT, No DLSS options. Its as if it was ported from ps5 to PC? Im comparing it to other newer AAA games out there. Still its pretty fun.
My rtx 4070 looks amazing at 1440p
Turn off bloom and the other setting above it (forgot what it’s called) every thing maxed out I’m getting 120 fps
Not sure what you are seeing, I play pc 4090 1440p looks amazing better than most games I've played in a while 😂
It's a console development ported on pc to save time and money. PS5 contain the same as a standard pc.
you might have something set up wrong dude, im on an i9 11900k/4080/64gb Ram, im also at 1440p native with RT no dlss and im getting 120fps+ the game looks beautiful
@@STK34761 the game is not a console port, its developed on a swedish indie engine called "Bitsquid"
Console is always best for AAA games.
60fps at a fuzzy 1080p? I'm not saying consoles are bad, but they're not where the best!
LoL
Yeah 4k 120fps is way worse than what the ps5 does……
@@bluemarvel5970 it's about the price bro, gimme a $500 pc that can do what ps5 is doing, I'm waiting
@@hamzaboughraira4455yeah, that doesn’t make it the best, but the most affordable
Best experience will always be PC, Ik not everyon can have top pcs like some of us but still
Nah that pc lost about 800 the day you bought it because it’s a prebuilt. You could’ve built one with the same specs for about 800 less.
probably lost more than 800, alienware are known for being very overpriced even by prebuild pricing standards
It's a pc engine running this.
Autodesk Stingray
Would have been nice if it used frostbite etc .
Still a decent looking game and runs well.
FSR is poor.
And need their own DLSS. FSR isn't it.
Lastly playing with a controller is more fun, and nothing touches THE PS5 Controller.
Frostbite is a piece of shit engine mate.
@@gryphon4316 I've never used it other then games. But looking at BF2042, I thought it looked a good fit. Large amount of players or NPC'S. Destructive environment. Excellent detail. What don't you like about it.
They really should start using magnetic analog for the analog sticks but I see one key issue, if the use that they fix the issue with stick drift, if you fix stick drift you fix the issue of needing to buy a new controller.
As a PC gamer I will never ever ever play a shooter with controller again. The ps5 controller is the best controller I'll agree to that but NOTHING beats the precision you get with mouse and keyboard and I regularly smack console players around on games with crossplay. I tried for YEARS to get good on controller when I was a console player and my K/Ds were so bad my friends wouldn't play with me. Now I can keep up, switching to PC made me so much better at multiplayer games its not even funny. The keyboard controls take some time for sure, circle strafing takes a lot more skill on a keyboard since you can't just use one thumb to spin circles. Any game that isn't a shooter or menu heavy is better with a controller. Like Dark Souls or hack and slash games. But when shooting is involved nothing beats a mouse, gamers that do better with a controller just know how to exploit aim assist, which is quite aggregious in certain games like Modern Slop of Duty.
As a sidenote I know MW2 and 3 are heavily criticized and it's not much of a gamer flex to say they are my most played multiplayer games, but I mainly play them because I consistently score in the top 3 90% of the matches I play until I find lobbies full of campers and dirty tactics. I only play hardcore too, because with mouse I'm generally quicker to hit first unless flanked or double teamed. But I can swipe a line and kill 3 people in 1 second. It's a lot harder for console players to find a sensitivity for their analogues that matches the speed capable with a mouse. It's the difference in aiming with just a thumb vs your whole hand and wrist.