I’ve got a handheld pc, Xbox X, oled switch, and a ps5. At this point with the cost of gaming and consoles raising prices, I may just invest in an actual PC and build a great steam library for the next 10 years
@@Shaolinstyle21. the only thing I’d go back for is probably sports games / multiplayer (split screen) but 99% of games are on steam. Super excited but I can’t decide on a gaming laptop for now or just wait on an expensive PC
@@Shaolinstyle21. yeah I was looking at an MSI or ASUS laptop because my handheld Doesn’t run rust or anything else in “decent” quality. But as of this year models they looked cool but it would be something I can also take while visiting family because we game everywhere we go
I’m 29, work full time and since having a child (now 2.5 years old) my enjoyment of PC gaming is out the window. I maybe sit down to game once or twice a week for 2-3 hours tops. Anytime I play something on PC and run into performance issues, several updates, crashes, whatever - I just turn it off. For me it’s just not worth the hassle and my attention span is very small these days. If I can’t just sit down and play something for a bit to unwind then I just don’t want to bother. So for me personally console gaming is so much more enjoyable.
Makes sense... People are busy so a plug-in-play console certainly offer a headache free experience almost guaranteed. A properly built PC would off this too but there's still the issue of how much time you have for research in approaching the many multiple ways of buying/building a PC.
Ok so console people keep saying this. What the hell are you guys talking about? Ive literally never experienced this problem you are describing on PC in 25 years of PC gaming. I literally turn my pc on, click a game and play. Yet so many people online are pretending that on PC you need to spend 20 minutes solving puzzles, updates, settings and whatever else. Seriously. WHAT DO YOU MEAN
@@DutchManticore i was thinking the same thing!! Turn pc on...play the game lol that's it!! Especially if you're playing a rpg, if you've already put in 50 hours into the game what update do you actually need?
I have always been a console gamer but recently I switched to PC and there is no going back. Having PC gamepass and PS exclusives eventually coming to PC, there is no better time to make the change💪
Best thing i ever did building a gaming pc i think ive spent about £3500 and dont regret one bit, now became my new hobby and i cant tt Stop spending more its endless with a pc plus the gaming experience is next level
I started with PC gaming but switched for the exclusives. After 10 yrs, I've gone back to PC. There is no comparison. For the same $ or less, I've got better FPS and resolution. As you stated, with certain upgrades I can get better performance for less $ than a new console.
Bro your wrong if your rich you can buy console not pc what about the console game price in pc you can take your friends id and play game and most game free in pc and don’t forget about 3rd party game 🤪
Cross play has really ruined the console experience. It's such a disadvantage playing against PC players on competitive first shooters games like COD when at best PS5/XBOX's are running 120 fps and many of the (competitive) PC players are running 240 fps or even much higher. On our screen looks like we got some pretty good shots in, but on there screen your already dead and they have already started platting up.
I will never understand the laziness of people these days with the internet full of learning ops as it has now, and it's just only growing. I built my first PC 5 years ago, with very little to no knowledge on the hardware side of things. I learned by watching videos online and reading some of the manuals and tips on social media. It was SUPER easy. It literally was like "insert tab A into slot A". Now, I know not only how a PC runs and is built, but I can fix and upgrade it myself. I save a lot of money not having to bring it into a shop. And last week, I just upgraded to a 7900xt for modern gaming and switching over to PC from PS5. But people will always complain how it's inaccessible for people to learn that stuff. They just don't want to save money by putting in the time and effort to learn something new.
Since 20 years ago, it was easy to build a PC. All you ever needed was some common sense, a screwdriver, and the motherboard manual. Motherboard manual literally tells you what every port is so you can easily figure out where everything is meant to go. Outside of that the only thing you need to know is where the PSU goes which is obvious, where to screw in the motherboard stand-offs which is again obvious (line up the stand-offs with motherboard screw holes and then you know where they go), and how to apply thermal paste which you can just watch a quick video for. Some people act like you need a degree in rocket science to build a PC, they couldn't be further from the truth. I tell people building a PC is basically a more complex version of lego.
You guys are correct, but heres the thing, people dont have the time to build a PC, but you can buy prebuilts, however that brings up money issues and more! Consoles are cheaper, ad is just a plug and play experience is simply much more less of a hassle for people who dont have much time to build one
@@superpro_gamezyt710 Man you can build a PC in literally under an hour if you know what you are doing beforehand. If someone doesn't have an hour to spare, they shouldn't be gaming at all.
@@AaronWOfficial True but two things to consider, most parents will probably not buy a whole bunch of separate parts to assemble into a PC, and for the adults that wanna game, its not the PC building itself, its space, since most people cant really fit a full sized PC in their desks, and a console is smaller. However you may argue about ITX builds, but the issue is, if your a first time builder, an ITX build isn't the best option since it takes longer then an hour to assemble then normal PC builds.
I´ve been a PC gamer for two decades, but I got tired of adjusting settings, the frequency of bugs, and the lack of a satisfactory way to play seating on a sofa witha TV. I don´t think PC graphics are much better than what consoles provides. Considering the diminished returns, you need to invest a lot more of money to get a significant upgrade in graphics, which I don´t think compensate the other factors I listed before. Therefore, I think the PC offer a better gaming option as the video suggests. Obviosuly, this is my personal choice, and each person has to decide what works better to them.
I built my dream gaming PC (4080, 32GB DDR5, 7800x3D) after being a console gamer for the the past 15 years and I barely turn my PS5 on anymore. Games look and okay so much better on my PC. It’s not even close.
Console = Cheaper / PC = less restrictions and limitations. PC for me, I don't want to wait for a game to come out to console when it's already out on PC.
@@IncognitoKestrel 🤣💀 nah. Pc doesnt get nba2k , ufc5. Madden, mlb. Or gta 6, they do get nba but the game is the old ass version. Wwe 2k games suck on pc as well. I have a pc and i enjoy it but for gaming its a mixed bag. You need to be very patient. If you are like me and wanna play a game no hassle . Xbox is the only good console. Ps5 was my favorite until they made concord, foam stars, destruction all stars, godfall. Forspoken all sucked. Even spiderman 2 was a little boring. They have nothing fun on ps5. Which SUCKSSSS.
@loitersquadX bro what are you talking about? Madden25 is on steam for 45 dollars and 2k 25 is on steam as well lol also you can play whatever Xbox game you want on your pc using the Xbox app 😂
I’ve been a console guy all my life, but I recently made the switch, and I’m NEVER going back. I can play old games and new games without being locked behind console generations or having to pay subscription services to play online games. And the overall experience is so much more fulfilling with PCs imo. PCs also are so multifunctional in comparison to a gaming console that it makes the choice that much clearer for me. And while yes, you do pay more upfront for a PC, you reap long term benefits from it that will outlast any console generation.
Have a 7900xt PC and a PS5. Use both equally. Some games I don’t feel is worth playing on PC and burning through 400w+ when the PS5 is max 200w. Also- PC at times reminds me of my work laptop. Mentally, I don’t need those reminders and can impact my enjoyment of PC. Games like GT7 demonstrate how a proper dev team can make a game that, with a VRR TV, provides PC level enjoyment.
I bought a prebuilt from microcenter a year ago and the only thing I don’t like about it is just how loud it can get, takes me out of the game completely. I’m thinking about switching over to console and just building one in the future but idk
Try building your own our switching out the fans! Sound like a poor ventilation design by them mines I built mines and on air cooler you could hear it but now with aio my pc quiet! Even while intense gaming
That doesn't mean that PC gaming is bad. Its just the fans that are used on the PC that may not be great. Some PC builders cut corners and use cheaper components which may produce a lot of noise.
Crazy is a strong word, I would say you are a masochist. Playing fps games on controller is literally torture, you just can't shake the whole "I would have killed him if I was on a mouse" feeling.
@@AaronWOfficial can't deny that, I've felt that plenty of times. But I just can't shake how uncomfortable kbm feels to me, and hurts my hands after a while. Played a ton of kbm when I was a kid alongside controller. I can do it, but I just dislike it so much. My favorite shooter still is bf1 and I still choose to play controller on pc. I have great matches, but plenty of getting destroyed too. Wanna talk about masochism, I used to turn off aim assist on console when I could. To be fair I play much more than just shooters.
The one thing everyone tends to miss on this topic is… console gamers game on 77 inch LG G4 OLED TVs with a peak brightness of 1,500 nits and truly exceptional picture quality. Even the best 32 inch OLED monitors just don’t even come close to the image quality of high end TVs. I own a 4090 PC with a 27 inch OLED monitor and the G4 77 inch TV with a PS5. The immersion and image quality you get on a TV of that size and quality is so much better than a PC monitor. PC monitors have always been about 5 years behind TVs as far as technology. It’s going to take a while for them to truly catch up and even then, it’s the size mate. Size is king.
not really. it also depends on pixel density and other gaming features. plus if we want we can hook up our tv to our pc is we want better brightness but most monitors have better colour accuracy.
@@Wodagazowana5000 I don't. But I'm. Just saying monitors can achieve much higher fps. And a 32" 4k oled will look better than a 77" as well because of the pixel density. But I still will be playing on my 77" lol
Console gaming is a better experience for vast majority of players. PC gaming is for a small select group of gamers. Personally I buy a lot of games and never had an interest is playing games on pc. Right now I want to build a pc mainly as a project but will probably play ark ascended on it. PC gaming sounds like more of a hassle while console is more relaxing
PC and I use to be a console main once you go pc you won’t go back the barrier of entry might be intimidating but honestly as long as you choose an upgradable path you can get in cheaper than you think! But after 4 years of being on pc you’ll look back and see how you saved money switching you spend less to access everything afterwards!
If you do your research then you can easily build a PC for the price of a new 500 console. It may not have 4k at that price point, but you'll be surprised at how good 60+ fps looks at 1080p. I started around 500 for and entry level setup then spent another 200ish for a better graphics card 1year later and now my setup is on par with new consoles
It'll never be a thing where both sides don't have a fanbase or a team. As someone who collects all and both.PC should always have the prettier and faster graphics, but one day both will be equal if there is no improvement left to make.
When that day come ppl will also have to spend that PC money which is why It will never catch up on purpose bc they want u to buy another system In 5 years and being affordable is the only advantage it has left over PC
I prefer PC over console but there are times where I want to get one. BUT with more and more Playstation games launching on PC via Steam I don't really see a need to do so.
with a PC you can always just replace the outdated component. like ex. i bought a complete PC, upgraded the ram a year or two later, swapped out the GPU in about 4 years, got a new CPU/mobo/ram combo about 5 years after that and than waited a year to upgrade the GPU again. oh and at least with Steam games, you can buy a fairly cheap external SSD and not only use it for game files but might also be able to use downloaded game files on multiple PCs. or you can always open the box and install a new storage device on top of the old ones. also, i have a SurfaceGO2 tablet that is probably one of the weakest pieces of hardware windows 11 will run on and it can still run some games. (tho if you are looking for a tablet in that price range for gaming, android is the way to go)
Computer does not have to be expensive to play games on it, it's all in the CPU & GPU and good SSD. Many people are mislead into thinking it costs $5000 dollars to own one due to RUclips show offs. 🤷♂
Theres no debate really. PC is much better. It just comes to budget. If all you have is $500, I say console. If you can go over $800, then PC. $800 i say go 1080p so you can play on a 27 inch monitor max and get very high frames. Once you want 2k or 4k gaming, that's when its going to cost.
@@ro_diaz even £400 is enough just to get you started if you get an intergrated gpu. Just stick to playing less demanding stuff like strategy games or older games, then just buy a good gpu later when you have more money.
@@bighousemusic628 That is an option I would never recommend to anyone. If buying used you dunno what people have been doing with those parts and how long they are going to last you. You are basically taking a gamble when buying used. I guess it is a good option if you are a gambling man who likes to take risks.
@@AaronWOfficial Better buy a console and enjoy gaming. With my notebook i can do everything i need to do since many years. PC gaming is a very toxic community on top. No physical games is a big downside. More issues in the last years with games. I sold my Gaming PC and coudn´t be more happy. Mods are overrated (and tbh not needed) and the waste of time for optimizing your settings is probably the biggest mess, especially if you run into weird issues. Better graphics can´t outweight the downsides for gaming.
PC has better performance and options but it suffers from heavy cheating on multiplayer games. PS5 has a more even playing field. Now it all depends on the games you play. To me PC is perfect for retro gaming/emulators and indie games or modern RTS/Strategy. Console better suited for AAA and specially AAA multiplayer games. So the perfect combo imo is a 500€ budget PC + PS5 or a laptop with a decent APU + PS5
@@virenpatel3663 There way more players on PS5 on AAA multiplayer so I never had a problem to find anyone. If you disable crossplay on FIFA, Call of Duty, F1 etc you find a game instantly, like seconds. There are millions of players amongst PS4 and PS5. Yesterday sony said that PSN had 130 million users logged in the last month.. considering the most played AAA games in the world are PS5 best sellers, you do the math
Another point with PC, is that games take up much more storage space on pc than on console because of all the added settings that come with pc. Example: gow ragnarok is like 90 gb on console, but on pc it's very close to 200 gb. Also I do mainly game on console because of the simplicity of just starting games and not having to worry much about hardware. I do have a pc, but I mainly use it for my job. I don't feel like spending hours to optimize my games to then play it. By then I've lost my motivation to start playing games. So yeah, console for me.
To clarify. The extra size isn't because of settings but because of higher resolution textures and such. Basically it looks better on pc bit that comes at a cost of space. Good news is storage, including fast ssd storage, it's pretty darn cheap these days and your pc will probably be able to hold more they once dive unless it's some kind of small form factor build.
I was confused some months ago on which next gen to take, den a friend of mine told me to try pc gaming laptops. I own a Asus Rog strix Whit a RTX 3080 whit my nintendo switch oled… men, no more going back 😆
Great video buddy I love how you explain on the setup and it helps a lot for my mancave / gameroom I play on the old Xbox 360 because I can't afford the new Xbox one just yeti also have other old consoles and I have a regular Nintendo switches I take with me
You can all that with a Notebook. I have a Notebook 10 years old with i7 doing it´s job. You will also find refurbed Notebooks for a very good price which will last next years easy. Imo it is waste of time and stress to go into low end, because it is not a good experience. You need at least High Mid range... otherwise better go for console.
There's really never been a debate, its made up. If you want easy to do gaming while being limited to what you can play and how you can play it but aren't bothered by that then go console. Console will 99.99% of the time be the quickest easiest solution. PC if you want to go with more game choices and possibly better graphics and fps depending on what you're willing to pay. PC gaming is the more expensive choice right off the get but you can usually upgrade fairly cheaply also depending on your choice of setup. PC is alot more complicated than console gaming too in alot of situations. If you're not PC saavy then you better learn if you wanna PC game and get the most out of it. But daaaaannnngggggg those graphics! Seriously though those new cosoles are nasty little machines. Too bad they don't do steam.
I’ve been going crazy on what to get. Keep my ps5 or upgrade to a pc. Honestly I’m just gonna keep my ps5 and mainly play on there. Then get a pc and only play old games I used to enjoy, games likes black ops 2 , gta 4 , borderlands etc. just wanna play old games with higher graphics and also mod them. What do you think?? Or should I completely make the switch over to pc.
Im doing the exact same bro, got a ps5 but want a pc, not playing enough at moment to justify but will be soon or have enough extra $ too but i have same reason to play games such as RDR2 with mods etc...
Ive tried to go to pc and its not great. So many issues. And annoying settings. If you want to just game get an xbox. On pc u need to worry about everything. Vram, drivers, anti cheat windows, adapters 😂 holyyyyyy shtttt. If your monitor is not gsync u need it. And my monitor was 120 fps. My pc is 260 fps so i had to lock the frames manually because the game is choppy. Games crash more on pc. Harder to find groups and friends and party chat on pc. Pc wont have gta6 day one. Pc lacks nba 2k2t next gen, it doesnt have ufc. So many more xbox is better
I have to agree with this. PC can be better to a point. I built a mid tier PC about 5 years ago and now it can’t even run Fortnite without constant frame drops and crashes. If I wanted to upgrade my hardware to be able to run it smoothly, I’d basically have to get a new build which these days costs 4 times the amount of a console. Also most people won’t factor in the cost for peripherals for a PC (keyboard, mouse, monitor, etc). That stuff tends to cost more than a decent 40 inch tv these days. I play Fortnite on ps5/xbox series x with no issues and it didn’t empty my bank account to do so
I have consoles and a desktop pc, and pc is better overall you can get games cheaper emulsion games you can hook up your pc to a tv and you can build a pc at the same price as a new ps5 or Xbox, consoles have lock frames and both Xbox and ps5 exclusives will come to pc at some point and you can choose which launcher you want like Xbox pc steam epic and gog, once you build your own pc no one I know goes back to console if they do it's only to play a game they don't want to buy again.
Pc definitely better+I don't see a lot of people talk about this but some games on console don't have a chat but the same game on pc Have a chat Idk why that is a thing
Simple answer If you just wanna game pick a console and choose ps5 or Xbox depending which exclusive you wanna play and game pass or ps Pc if you wanna do more than just gaming or you play esports costs more but you get more with it not just gaming so much stuff you can do on a gaming pc. So it depends do just wanna game yeah great console easy, if you wanna do more than gaming a good pc will do a lot for you
We Console Players Here's Why... -Affordable -100% More Fun to Play On -Far waaaaaaay less toxic people gaming online -Best innovative immersive exclusive controllers & games -Best for Japanese/Asian games to be played on period (Nintendo Sony) -Games sales far way more on consoles Extras..... -Trade in/sale/play used games -Physical copies of games -Nostolgia -Easy to develop games on -High Quality games -Family friendly -Girls choose to play on more -original consoles hardware works better than pc emulators -Energy efficient/small/more portable/not big & ugly -No dumb keyboard & mouse = worst way of playing = competitive nonsense -System menus interface are always unique & different than awful boring windows -Zero viruses -Less updates -Completely custom built -Far less hardware failures & issues -Ages like fine wine/collectors items/becomes more popular with age -Cool designs/better aesthetics -Limited editions -created CD's/DVD's/Blu-Ray (Sony) -Amazing power on intro startups -Created A,B,X,Y & Square/Triangle/Circle/Cross buttons & Dual Analog sticks (Nintendo Sony) -Has more game studios that choose to develop games on preferably -Make a lot of their own games (Nintendo Sony) -Has their own studios -100% better fanbase & community -Zero wanna be nerds/geeks/fps losers -Way less try hards online/very laid back -Casual gamers/normal people -Peasants = chosen people/dominates gaming/bible reference -Mostly people who likes being outside playing sports & stuff being more active instead of sitting in front of a computer monitor -Saved the gaming industry (Nintendo Sony) -Play on any type of TV of any size/looks far better -Beginning of several hundreds of exclusive games since the late 1900's to today -Easy to use plug & play -Attracts more people -First at VR gaming -First to create 3D gaming (Sony Nintendo) -First to create portable handhelds/best portable handhelds ever made (Japanese consoles) -Only ones to have tv commercials & animes/movies created by (Japanese consoles) -Been around since WW1 & WW2 (Nintendo -1889 Sony -1946) -Created gaming history/all games are built around consoles first & for most -100% Is the main reason why several thousands stacked on thousands of games exist today
The best answer would be - both. Unfortunately, that's not a realistic outcome for the majority of gamers. Personally, at the end of this year, im going to finally invest in an upper mid range PC to join our family collection of the PS5, Series X/S and OLED Switch. The only question is which parts will do the job for max settings at 1080p gaming for the next 2-3 years ;)
I already have both, considering my PC can play Playstation and Xbox games. Playstation and Xbox have the exact same x86 architecture a PC has, they are basically PC's with a restrictive OS installed. And no APU doesn't make it different than a PC, APU's also exist on PC such as Snapdragon for example. Laptops have been using APU's for years.
I find turning on my xbox more convenient than going on my pc, making sure every driver is up to date, bios updates, wasted time adjusting graphical settings to run on my pc. It is just a headache, when I can turn on my xbox and just play. I have gotten spoiled on console convenience, lol
I'm having such a hard time making the switch :( I'm a dinosaur that still enjoys seeing all my physical games on the shelf. Additionally, a few times Ive tried to play single player games that somehow wouldn't boot up unless I had a net connection ( I was on a plane with my steam deck). Someone told me this wasnt a PC issue but a digital game issue. Sucks either way
I play of both during the week I play on consoles because I work at a desk 8-10 hours a day and sitting on the couch is just more comfy. On the weekends I play on my pc. I just enjoy gaming.
As he said. Depends on the type of gamer you are, and your preference to sit on a desk chair or a couch at the end of the day haha. I'm lucky to have both a ps5 and a fairly decent Alienware laptop. Laptop for the multiplayer & indie games, plus games from the ps2/ps3 days i found on steam. Ps5 for the big single player games.
The thing is you can play pc from a couch. Just do a mini itx build, plug it into your tv and hook up a controller. I can play games wirelessly with a dualsense, just press ps button and it brings up steam big picture. Don't have to touch my mouse or keyboard since I have steam set up so it launches with windows. I don't play from a couch though, I play from my bed which is even better. I can just lie in bed with my wireless controller and play games till I can be assed getting up. When I get up I go sit at my desk and play on mouse and keyboard.
All my life I played on console and last year I saved up and sold all my consoles and got a high end pc I will never go back to console after this experience
WHAT DEBATE? 🛑 ATTENTION 🛑 PC LOSES.... ANY YEAR. Every year. PC: 0 Great exclusives. Misses out on numerous GOTY winners every year. Windows garage OS Bugs, viruses, crashing. Malware, shovelware, bottlenecking, troubleshooting. No physical games. No first party developers. Horrible online plagued with cheaters hackers and modders. Gimped unoptimized and late 3rd party ports. Garbage / virtually non-existent local multiplayer. Loses best graphics, art, animation, etc to consoles first party games yearly. Gigantic, loud, energy consuming towers. Hunched over desk and chair gaming on a small screen. But yeah... Go ahead and name 1 single great pc exclusive. 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Vs Consoles: Numerous great exclusive games. First party titles. Physical or digital games. 2nd party exclusives. Optimized games. Exclusive games that win Best Graphics, art, animation every year. Superior online services. Ease of use. Small, quiet, energy conserving. No bugs, viruses, malware, shovelware. Blu-ray Portability. Constant innovation from d-pad, to analog, to motion controls to Dualsense. If you're gaming on a PC it's because: A. You are a child and your parents control what you play and what you play on. B. You're a foreigner (not from the USA) and hate games based on American or Western culture. C. You are poor and can't afford a luxury item like a console. D. You are on the spectrum and enjoy repetitive point and click games. E. All of the above. 😂😂 Oh, and you want to talk about visuals? Best looking games by year: 2023- Spider-Man 2 (Not on PC), Alan Wake 2. 2022- God of War Ragnorok (not on PC), Horizon Forbidden West (Not on PC), Eldin Ring. 2021- Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart (Not on PC). 2020- The Last of Us Part II ( Not on PC), Dreams (Not on PC). 2019- Death Standing (Not on PC), Control. 2018- God of War (Not on PC), Red Dead Redemption 2 (Not on PC). 2017- Horizon Zero Dawn (Not on PC). 2016- Uncharted 4 (Not on PC). Should I go on? 😂😂😂😂
This you?? 😂😂 @johnnylawrence7509 1 day ago ATTENTION PC LOSES.... ANY YEAR. PC: 0 Great exclusives. Misses out on numerous GOTY winners every year. Windows garage OS Bugs, viruses, crashing. Malware, shovelware, bottlenecking, troubleshooting. No physical games. No first party developers. Horrible online plagued with cheaters hackers and modders. Gimped unoptimized and late 3rd party ports. Garbage / virtually non-existent local multiplayer. Loses best graphics, art, animation, etc to consoles first party games yearly. Gigantic, loud, energy consuming towers. Hunched over desk and chair gaming on a small screen. But yeah... Go ahead and name 1 single great pc exclusive. Vs Consoles: Numerous great exclusive games. First party titles. Physical or digital games. 2nd party exclusives. Optimized games. Exclusive games that win Best Graphics, art, animation every year. Superior online services. Ease of use. Small, quiet, energy conserving. No bugs, viruses, malware, shovelware. Blu-ray Portability. Constant innovation from d-pad, to analog, to motion controls to Dualsense. If you're gaming on a PC it's because: A. You are a child and your parents control what you play and what you play on. B. You're a foreigner (not from the USA) and hate games based on American or Western culture. C. You are poor and can't afford a luxury item like a console. D. You are on the spectrum and enjoy repetitive point and click games. E. All of the above. Oh, and you want to talk about visuals? Best looking games by year: 2023- Spider-Man 2 (Not on PC), Alan Wake 2. 2022- God of War Ragnorok (not on PC), Horizon Forbidden West (Not on PC), Eldin Ring. 2021- Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart (Not on PC). 2020- The Last of Us Part II ( Not on PC), Dreams (Not on PC). 2019- Death Standing (Not on PC), Control. 2018- God of War (Not on PC), Red Dead Redemption 2 (Not on PC). 2017- Horizon Zero Dawn (Not on PC). 2016- Uncharted 4 (Not on PC). Should I go on?
I have a console never owned a pc but it’s like I want one than I think would it be a waste of money if most of the good games can be played on console
Can afford to drop 1000s on a PC I simply decide not to, I work with computers all day last thing I want to do is sit using MNK when I get home when I have been using one all day. I would rather spend 400-700 on a console than 1500 on a PC what can do 4k simple as that. I have also owned both and gave my pc with a 4090 to my Nephew, as was simply a waste of money. Rather buy watches what could up in value then spend 1000s on PC. Anyone who says you can buy a 450-700 PC what does 4K at rock solid 60 is simply lying. I also love having my games in one place and achievements. Console push and play no need to troubleshoot anything, Also no wall hacks or Aimbotters. I don't want to fiddle with settings, just want to push and play. Console is just easy don't have to worry about anything. Plus console you have physical games PC you don't. I am 35 and have been gaming since I was 4, console gaming is simply better and push and play always wins.
3:11 youre wrong. game devs are too lazy to properly port the game to pc, due to the variety of the players hardware. not because the games "cant run as well" on pc because its not primarily for gaming. games are coded on a pc... Also a breakdown of why is this is so because consoles have the same gpu and easier to optimise the shaders for that gpu while pc users selection is endless if you get my point....
That’s arguable. Some may be too lazy but the amount of time and money it would take to account for all combinations and properly test them is why it’s not done. Developers are told what to create and do, they are at the mercy of that. If they have a deadline they have to meet it. The games are pushed out before they should be because of this leading to issues ultimately frustrating players and requiring updates to even get games running. Dev’s are just as frustrated as the consumer. But it’s above there head
That is a myth btw, has nothing to do with hardware variety. Games in the 90's\early 2000's never had this problem, and hardware was even more varied back then than it is right now. Right now we only have basically 8 types of nvidia gpu and 8 types of amd gpu each generation, with 4 types of intel cpu and 4 types of amd cpu every generation. Back in the day there was far more than this, I still remember the times before i3\i5\i9 when they just had dual core, quad core and 8 core. There would be like 6 - 8 different models of each quantity of cores, with different caches and different clock speeds XD. The problem is lazy devs now have upscaling as an excuse to not optimize a game properly, also directx 12 being literally trash compared to directx 11 for performance also plays a hand in bad optimization. Microsoft really needs to do a directx 13, because directx 12 is clearly causing problems. Directx 11 on witcher 3 basically doubles your fps with the same graphics settings as directx 12. Naturally you can't use ray tracing in directx 11, but if you compare to directx 12 without RT it looks the same. It also doesn't have DLSS, but you don't need DLSS in dx 11 because you have double your fps anyway. Ready Or Not is another game that runs better in directx 11. Some games that have vulkan actually run better in vulkan than they do in directx 12.
'Finally ENDING the PC Gaming vs Console Debate'......there is no answer (yawn) :-) Switched to PC back in 2014, and never gone back. There is no going back. The stuff you talk about (graphics settings, drivers, hardware etc.) you learn as a PC gamer. This makes you appreciate the games even more by gaining a new perspective and knowledge on how they work - not disimiliar to having a car and learning what's under the hood, how it works, and doing some bits yourself. The feeling of building a PC from scratch, having it boot into life and playing your games is incomparible to a console. Every dedicated gamer should aim to either get, or build their own gaming PC at some point in their gaming lives.
lmao. I disagree. I'm a PC gamer and work in IT. I love working on computers and tinkering around with them and building PCs. But there's a reason why some people feel intimidated with PCs. You can argue that PCs have become a lot easier to build and setup compared to the past 20-30+ years and that's true. But it still doesn't negate the fact that they are like regular PCs in the sense that they can fail and have the same issues as a regular PC. A Windows update can wreak havoc when you just want to sit back and enjoy the game. Or a buggy driver version that Windows thinks is perfect gets installed and all of your games start crashing. And people don't want to deal with that.
I own ps 3,4,5 - most of Nintendo fans consoles including Switch. But I always need a PC for everything. Having a PC is like havinh a smartphone for me since early 90s; in that I must own one at all times regardless of gaming or not. You buy a PS5 you still need a PC for anything really. So why not skip the console and get a better PC with that budget. Now that I can play all PS games (steam), xbox games (game pass) and Switch games (emu) on PC, moving forward this gen most likely the last one for me to buy a console. PC is all I need. Plus if you move frequently offshore as I begin to do so recently just a mini itx pc (10-15 liters) with rtx 4080 super and 7800x3d (7 kg in total) or a 16inch laptop does EVERYTHING.
@@bluedemon8306 Go with the Ryzen system, intel has been having issues with their cpus being compatible with just about anything. Some think its a bios issue some think its a firmware issue, especially on games. If intel wasn't having issues right now if you're buying a PC for professional work I'd say the intel i9 but if you're gaming then the Ryzen, but I strongly don't recommend the intel cpu right now.
PC by far if you factor in the cost of new consoles plus the yearly subscription & full price games by the time the next gen consoles come out you bought a mid range - high end pc
PC. Even a cheap PC offers more value than a console. You can build a PC for about the same price as the PS5 Pro, maybe a tad more or less, and get a more feature rich experience where you can control how the game performs, and you don't have to pay to play your own games online and you don't have to pay for cloud saves. Not to mention the much larger library of games. Consoles barely have any exclusives anymore aside from Nintendo. PS5's exclusive lineup is a joke, and Xbox has abandoned exclusives altogether in favor of including PC. Also, portable PCs like the Steam Deck are a thing, and from my time using the Steam Deck, it's basically combining the best aspects of console and PC anyway, with the simple interface when you boot up and the desktop mode when you want to use it like a PC. So, if you're gonna take anything from this, just get a Steam Deck.
You are either a corporate shill or you did not build that PC, PCs are only expensive with the initial purchase other than that they are cheaper across-the-board
PC gamer here looking to get a PS5 to play GTA online again before GTA 6 releases due to the moding issue in GTA online PC. Should I pull through and get a PS5?
It all depends on the user if they want to spend all it's funds on PC for advanced experience but have to spend more on upgrades and for a simple gaming experience like console cause you don't want to spend on PC cause you need all those fund's to spend on something else important.
U can’t get a solid pc with 3080 for about a 1000$ that is way better than new ps5 pro junk , on pc u can emulate ps5 ,switch and pretty much any console or arcade for free
Console was for me due to game pass….but now with the excessive price tag, I think pc is this only way. I don’t have anything high end but I have budget gaming laptop….
i've always been on playstation since a kid but i want to experience games on pc. sooner i'll have both & it will be very nice. gamepass + ps extra >>>
About old games on PC. Steam has 100s. On a PC I can get a emulator and play old console games. I have a old game from 20yrs ago I still love to fire up on my PC. Consoles have there place but a PC is the bomb.
Gaming pc, consoles have way too many restrictions and limitations. I bought a gaming pc 2 weeks ago and did away with my Xbox Series X and I'm MUCH happier.
I’ve got a handheld pc, Xbox X, oled switch, and a ps5. At this point with the cost of gaming and consoles raising prices, I may just invest in an actual PC and build a great steam library for the next 10 years
Bro I have all that as well, added my PC and it's so hard to go back to consoles. I barely touch them now.
@@Shaolinstyle21. the only thing I’d go back for is probably sports games / multiplayer (split screen) but 99% of games are on steam. Super excited but I can’t decide on a gaming laptop for now or just wait on an expensive PC
@MrMckill3r2023 pc for sure. I wasted money on a laptop before and regret doing so. Big difference. Great laptop but it's not the same. MSI laptop
@@Shaolinstyle21. yeah I was looking at an MSI or ASUS laptop because my handheld Doesn’t run rust or anything else in “decent” quality. But as of this year models they looked cool but it would be something I can also take while visiting family because we game everywhere we go
@@MrMckill3r2023yeah u right. Strategy games like building/tycoon games is better play w pc than console 😂😂😂
I’m 29, work full time and since having a child (now 2.5 years old) my enjoyment of PC gaming is out the window. I maybe sit down to game once or twice a week for 2-3 hours tops. Anytime I play something on PC and run into performance issues, several updates, crashes, whatever - I just turn it off. For me it’s just not worth the hassle and my attention span is very small these days. If I can’t just sit down and play something for a bit to unwind then I just don’t want to bother. So for me personally console gaming is so much more enjoyable.
You might enjoy a steamdeck. Alot of parents are using them
Makes sense... People are busy so a plug-in-play console certainly offer a headache free experience almost guaranteed. A properly built PC would off this too but there's still the issue of how much time you have for research in approaching the many multiple ways of buying/building a PC.
Ok so console people keep saying this. What the hell are you guys talking about? Ive literally never experienced this problem you are describing on PC in 25 years of PC gaming.
I literally turn my pc on, click a game and play. Yet so many people online are pretending that on PC you need to spend 20 minutes solving puzzles, updates, settings and whatever else.
Seriously. WHAT DO YOU MEAN
@@DutchManticore They don't know how to build, operate and maintain a PC. lol
@@DutchManticore i was thinking the same thing!! Turn pc on...play the game lol that's it!! Especially if you're playing a rpg, if you've already put in 50 hours into the game what update do you actually need?
I have always been a console gamer but recently I switched to PC and there is no going back. Having PC gamepass and PS exclusives eventually coming to PC, there is no better time to make the change💪
Is there a graphical difference from xbox series x vs pc?
@@pauls8620 if you have a high-end PC you can play any games with ultra settings and still get 120fps
@@pauls8620definitely. Games like cod for example , it’s so hard to see people on PS5 but on PC it’s so much easier .
good luck with back injuries lmao
Yeah, PC players still waiting for last of us part 2 😂
Best thing i ever did building a gaming pc i think ive spent about £3500 and dont regret one bit, now became my new hobby and i cant tt
Stop spending more its endless with a pc plus the gaming experience is next level
True if i just got back from work i would prefer to straight away play a game rather than setting up. I feel ya man
Start pc, open steam, open game, play?! what is there to setup?!
I started with PC gaming but switched for the exclusives. After 10 yrs, I've gone back to PC. There is no comparison. For the same $ or less, I've got better FPS and resolution. As you stated, with certain upgrades I can get better performance for less $ than a new console.
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PC GAMES ARE UNOPTIMIZED GARBAGE.
BUG RIDDEN.
THE ONLINE IS 💩
AND PS5 WINS BEST GRAPHICS EVERY YEAR LIKE IT'S ITS JOB. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
For the price console. If money isnt an issue PC
If money isnt an issue, you can have both like a lot of ppl i know 😂
@@yh37000 that's true
Bro your wrong if your rich you can buy console not pc what about the console game price in pc you can take your friends id and play game and most game free in pc and don’t forget about 3rd party game 🤪
You can get better performance on PC for barely more than the cost of a console.
Name 1 single great PC exclusive. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Call me crazy but i have both console and pc and i love them both
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Exactly
Cross play has really ruined the console experience. It's such a disadvantage playing against PC players on competitive first shooters games like COD when at best PS5/XBOX's are running 120 fps and many of the (competitive) PC players are running 240 fps or even much higher. On our screen looks like we got some pretty good shots in, but on there screen your already dead and they have already started platting up.
What's the point of that since consoles have an overpowered aim assist on controller in recent cod series
Exactly y I’m thinking about getting one. It’s such a headache being at a disadvantage
Building a PC has never been easier. It’s “insert tab A into slot A” easy. You can find a ton of tutorials on RUclips.
I will never understand the laziness of people these days with the internet full of learning ops as it has now, and it's just only growing. I built my first PC 5 years ago, with very little to no knowledge on the hardware side of things. I learned by watching videos online and reading some of the manuals and tips on social media. It was SUPER easy. It literally was like "insert tab A into slot A".
Now, I know not only how a PC runs and is built, but I can fix and upgrade it myself. I save a lot of money not having to bring it into a shop. And last week, I just upgraded to a 7900xt for modern gaming and switching over to PC from PS5.
But people will always complain how it's inaccessible for people to learn that stuff. They just don't want to save money by putting in the time and effort to learn something new.
Since 20 years ago, it was easy to build a PC.
All you ever needed was some common sense, a screwdriver, and the motherboard manual. Motherboard manual literally tells you what every port is so you can easily figure out where everything is meant to go. Outside of that the only thing you need to know is where the PSU goes which is obvious, where to screw in the motherboard stand-offs which is again obvious (line up the stand-offs with motherboard screw holes and then you know where they go), and how to apply thermal paste which you can just watch a quick video for. Some people act like you need a degree in rocket science to build a PC, they couldn't be further from the truth. I tell people building a PC is basically a more complex version of lego.
You guys are correct, but heres the thing, people dont have the time to build a PC, but you can buy prebuilts, however that brings up money issues and more! Consoles are cheaper, ad is just a plug and play experience is simply much more less of a hassle for people who dont have much time to build one
@@superpro_gamezyt710 Man you can build a PC in literally under an hour if you know what you are doing beforehand. If someone doesn't have an hour to spare, they shouldn't be gaming at all.
@@AaronWOfficial True but two things to consider, most parents will probably not buy a whole bunch of separate parts to assemble into a PC, and for the adults that wanna game, its not the PC building itself, its space, since most people cant really fit a full sized PC in their desks, and a console is smaller. However you may argue about ITX builds, but the issue is, if your a first time builder, an ITX build isn't the best option since it takes longer then an hour to assemble then normal PC builds.
I´ve been a PC gamer for two decades, but I got tired of adjusting settings, the frequency of bugs, and the lack of a satisfactory way to play seating on a sofa witha TV. I don´t think PC graphics are much better than what consoles provides. Considering the diminished returns, you need to invest a lot more of money to get a significant upgrade in graphics, which I don´t think compensate the other factors I listed before. Therefore, I think the PC offer a better gaming option as the video suggests. Obviosuly, this is my personal choice, and each person has to decide what works better to them.
You can 100% build a pc on par with 9th gen consoles for around the same price. That only gets easier as time goes on as well
Even if you go over price, its still ends up being cheaper because you don't have to pay for online gaming.
I built my dream gaming PC (4080, 32GB DDR5, 7800x3D) after being a console gamer for the the past 15 years and I barely turn my PS5 on anymore. Games look and okay so much better on my PC. It’s not even close.
A lot of people have both a PC and a console. I have a PC with an i7 8700k and GTX 1060 6GB as well as an XBOX Series X. I spent $700 total for both.
700??? Where did you buy both of those from?? Also where do you live as well??
Jamaica @@Rolkey
Console = Cheaper / PC = less restrictions and limitations. PC for me, I don't want to wait for a game to come out to console when it's already out on PC.
How r u gonna play gta 6
@@loitersquadX He'll probably emulate it if it even works that way😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@IncognitoKestrel 🤣💀 nah. Pc doesnt get nba2k , ufc5. Madden, mlb. Or gta 6, they do get nba but the game is the old ass version. Wwe 2k games suck on pc as well. I have a pc and i enjoy it but for gaming its a mixed bag. You need to be very patient. If you are like me and wanna play a game no hassle . Xbox is the only good console. Ps5 was my favorite until they made concord, foam stars, destruction all stars, godfall. Forspoken all sucked. Even spiderman 2 was a little boring. They have nothing fun on ps5. Which SUCKSSSS.
@loitersquadX bro what are you talking about? Madden25 is on steam for 45 dollars and 2k 25 is on steam as well lol also you can play whatever Xbox game you want on your pc using the Xbox app 😂
@@KBKILLA52 i lied
I’ve been a console guy all my life, but I recently made the switch, and I’m NEVER going back. I can play old games and new games without being locked behind console generations or having to pay subscription services to play online games. And the overall experience is so much more fulfilling with PCs imo. PCs also are so multifunctional in comparison to a gaming console that it makes the choice that much clearer for me. And while yes, you do pay more upfront for a PC, you reap long term benefits from it that will outlast any console generation.
Have a 7900xt PC and a PS5. Use both equally. Some games I don’t feel is worth playing on PC and burning through 400w+ when the PS5 is max 200w.
Also- PC at times reminds me of my work laptop. Mentally, I don’t need those reminders and can impact my enjoyment of PC.
Games like GT7 demonstrate how a proper dev team can make a game that, with a VRR TV, provides PC level enjoyment.
Get xbox
@@mikem2253 steam big picture mode? I play my gaming pc on TV
I bought a prebuilt from microcenter a year ago and the only thing I don’t like about it is just how loud it can get, takes me out of the game completely. I’m thinking about switching over to console and just building one in the future but idk
Try building your own our switching out the fans! Sound like a poor ventilation design by them mines I built mines and on air cooler you could hear it but now with aio my pc quiet! Even while intense gaming
Definitely look at the fans
Post on PC master race some people will def help you out
That doesn't mean that PC gaming is bad. Its just the fans that are used on the PC that may not be great. Some PC builders cut corners and use cheaper components which may produce a lot of noise.
@@Zurosake the ps5 sounds like a jet engine. Does that mean im gonna stop playing on it because its loud? LOL
Am I the only one crazy enough to play every game including fps games with a controller on pc?
option and choice is yours
That’s the beauty of pc, choice
Crazy is a strong word, I would say you are a masochist. Playing fps games on controller is literally torture, you just can't shake the whole "I would have killed him if I was on a mouse" feeling.
@@AaronWOfficial can't deny that, I've felt that plenty of times. But I just can't shake how uncomfortable kbm feels to me, and hurts my hands after a while. Played a ton of kbm when I was a kid alongside controller. I can do it, but I just dislike it so much. My favorite shooter still is bf1 and I still choose to play controller on pc. I have great matches, but plenty of getting destroyed too. Wanna talk about masochism, I used to turn off aim assist on console when I could. To be fair I play much more than just shooters.
The one thing everyone tends to miss on this topic is… console gamers game on 77 inch LG G4 OLED TVs with a peak brightness of 1,500 nits and truly exceptional picture quality. Even the best 32 inch OLED monitors just don’t even come close to the image quality of high end TVs. I own a 4090 PC with a 27 inch OLED monitor and the G4 77 inch TV with a PS5. The immersion and image quality you get on a TV of that size and quality is so much better than a PC monitor. PC monitors have always been about 5 years behind TVs as far as technology. It’s going to take a while for them to truly catch up and even then, it’s the size mate. Size is king.
Yeah we do but if you have 4090 you can plug your g4 to pc why didnt you do that instead to have 4k and not 1080p uspcaled
not really. it also depends on pixel density and other gaming features. plus if we want we can hook up our tv to our pc is we want better brightness but most monitors have better colour accuracy.
My 4090 is hooked up to a 77oled c2. Looks amazing. But monitors can get up to 540hz. 77" TV can not.
@@shaneeudy1798 who cares about more than 120fps? Do you play cs go
@@Wodagazowana5000 I don't. But I'm. Just saying monitors can achieve much higher fps. And a 32" 4k oled will look better than a 77" as well because of the pixel density. But I still will be playing on my 77" lol
Console gaming is a better experience for vast majority of players. PC gaming is for a small select group of gamers.
Personally I buy a lot of games and never had an interest is playing games on pc. Right now I want to build a pc mainly as a project but will probably play ark ascended on it. PC gaming sounds like more of a hassle while console is more relaxing
PC and I use to be a console main once you go pc you won’t go back the barrier of entry might be intimidating but honestly as long as you choose an upgradable path you can get in cheaper than you think! But after 4 years of being on pc you’ll look back and see how you saved money switching you spend less to access everything afterwards!
If you do your research then you can easily build a PC for the price of a new 500 console. It may not have 4k at that price point, but you'll be surprised at how good 60+ fps looks at 1080p. I started around 500 for and entry level setup then spent another 200ish for a better graphics card 1year later and now my setup is on par with new consoles
It'll never be a thing where both sides don't have a fanbase or a team. As someone who collects all and both.PC should always have the prettier and faster graphics, but one day both will be equal if there is no improvement left to make.
When that day come ppl will also have to spend that PC money which is why It will never catch up on purpose bc they want u to buy another system In 5 years and being affordable is the only advantage it has left over PC
If you can’t decide between the two the best option is to get both!
I prefer PC over console but there are times where I want to get one. BUT with more and more Playstation games launching on PC via Steam I don't really see a need to do so.
@@markdavenportjr5129 God of war, Spiderman, Uncharted... all on PC.
with a PC you can always just replace the outdated component. like ex. i bought a complete PC, upgraded the ram a year or two later, swapped out the GPU in about 4 years, got a new CPU/mobo/ram combo about 5 years after that and than waited a year to upgrade the GPU again. oh and at least with Steam games, you can buy a fairly cheap external SSD and not only use it for game files but might also be able to use downloaded game files on multiple PCs. or you can always open the box and install a new storage device on top of the old ones. also, i have a SurfaceGO2 tablet that is probably one of the weakest pieces of hardware windows 11 will run on and it can still run some games. (tho if you are looking for a tablet in that price range for gaming, android is the way to go)
pc user then console and now back to pc in 2024. depends on the period of gaming year to date.
Computer does not have to be expensive to play games on it, it's all in the CPU & GPU and good SSD. Many people are mislead into thinking it costs $5000 dollars to own one due to RUclips show offs. 🤷♂
@@darillfow exactly. I own a £500 pc and runs all AAA games just fine
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Theres no debate really. PC is much better. It just comes to budget. If all you have is $500, I say console. If you can go over $800, then PC. $800 i say go 1080p so you can play on a 27 inch monitor max and get very high frames. Once you want 2k or 4k gaming, that's when its going to cost.
@@Tyrant5RDFL even £500 is enough for a Pc. I speak for experience
@@ro_diaz even £400 is enough just to get you started if you get an intergrated gpu. Just stick to playing less demanding stuff like strategy games or older games, then just buy a good gpu later when you have more money.
bro theres sites out there that sell used parts like jawa you can build a pc for 300 0r less and game triple a
@@bighousemusic628 That is an option I would never recommend to anyone. If buying used you dunno what people have been doing with those parts and how long they are going to last you. You are basically taking a gamble when buying used. I guess it is a good option if you are a gambling man who likes to take risks.
@@AaronWOfficial Better buy a console and enjoy gaming. With my notebook i can do everything i need to do since many years. PC gaming is a very toxic community on top. No physical games is a big downside. More issues in the last years with games. I sold my Gaming PC and coudn´t be more happy. Mods are overrated (and tbh not needed) and the waste of time for optimizing your settings is probably the biggest mess, especially if you run into weird issues. Better graphics can´t outweight the downsides for gaming.
I prefer PC over an console 🙂
PC has better performance and options but it suffers from heavy cheating on multiplayer games. PS5 has a more even playing field. Now it all depends on the games you play. To me PC is perfect for retro gaming/emulators and indie games or modern RTS/Strategy.
Console better suited for AAA and specially AAA multiplayer games.
So the perfect combo imo is a 500€ budget PC + PS5 or a laptop with a decent APU + PS5
@@George_C-e4vlol but if u turn off crossplay u can’t find games easily too
@@virenpatel3663 you can´t turn off crossplay in most games
@@George_C-e4vI play PC for RTS , Strategy and sandbox simulator like CS( cities skylines).
@@virenpatel3663 There way more players on PS5 on AAA multiplayer so I never had a problem to find anyone. If you disable crossplay on FIFA, Call of Duty, F1 etc you find a game instantly, like seconds. There are millions of players amongst PS4 and PS5. Yesterday sony said that PSN had 130 million users logged in the last month.. considering the most played AAA games in the world are PS5 best sellers, you do the math
Another point with PC, is that games take up much more storage space on pc than on console because of all the added settings that come with pc.
Example: gow ragnarok is like 90 gb on console, but on pc it's very close to 200 gb.
Also I do mainly game on console because of the simplicity of just starting games and not having to worry much about hardware.
I do have a pc, but I mainly use it for my job. I don't feel like spending hours to optimize my games to then play it. By then I've lost my motivation to start playing games.
So yeah, console for me.
To clarify. The extra size isn't because of settings but because of higher resolution textures and such. Basically it looks better on pc bit that comes at a cost of space.
Good news is storage, including fast ssd storage, it's pretty darn cheap these days and your pc will probably be able to hold more they once dive unless it's some kind of small form factor build.
@@Dejavuproned8 My motherboard has multiple nvme slots, ps5 only has one slot. I could have over 4tb of space if I wanted, space is a non-issue on pc.
The only right answer is having both !
I was confused some months ago on which next gen to take, den a friend of mine told me to try pc gaming laptops. I own a Asus Rog strix Whit a RTX 3080 whit my nintendo switch oled… men, no more going back 😆
Great video buddy I love how you explain on the setup and it helps a lot for my mancave / gameroom I play on the old Xbox 360 because I can't afford the new Xbox one just yeti also have other old consoles and I have a regular Nintendo switches I take with me
You need a PC before you need a console , PC's are so much more than just gaming , even if you start low end and work your way up.
You can all that with a Notebook. I have a Notebook 10 years old with i7 doing it´s job. You will also find refurbed Notebooks for a very good price which will last next years easy. Imo it is waste of time and stress to go into low end, because it is not a good experience. You need at least High Mid range... otherwise better go for console.
if someone is at a desk working all day a few inches from a screen there not going to want to do that at home
There's really never been a debate, its made up. If you want easy to do gaming while being limited to what you can play and how you can play it but aren't bothered by that then go console. Console will 99.99% of the time be the quickest easiest solution.
PC if you want to go with more game choices and possibly better graphics and fps depending on what you're willing to pay. PC gaming is the more expensive choice right off the get but you can usually upgrade fairly cheaply also depending on your choice of setup. PC is alot more complicated than console gaming too in alot of situations. If you're not PC saavy then you better learn if you wanna PC game and get the most out of it. But daaaaannnngggggg those graphics!
Seriously though those new cosoles are nasty little machines. Too bad they don't do steam.
I got my PS5 for a simple experience and only buy a Laptop that runs like 69 FPS not the best PC in the world but not a potato 🥔 one.
I’ve been going crazy on what to get. Keep my ps5 or upgrade to a pc. Honestly I’m just gonna keep my ps5 and mainly play on there. Then get a pc and only play old games I used to enjoy, games likes black ops 2 , gta 4 , borderlands etc. just wanna play old games with higher graphics and also mod them. What do you think?? Or should I completely make the switch over to pc.
Im doing the exact same bro, got a ps5 but want a pc, not playing enough at moment to justify but will be soon or have enough extra $ too but i have same reason to play games such as RDR2 with mods etc...
why not have both?
i do
@@caliginousmoira8565 because I wouldn’t know what to play on each.
i just made the switch a few days ago, it is 1000% worth it for the "free" games alone if you get what I'm saying
If you switch to PC you won’t be able to get platinum trophies
love the vid. Keep up the Great Work !!
I have both. A pretty decent mid spec PC and Xbox S. I enjoy them equally for different reasons.
Ive tried to go to pc and its not great. So many issues. And annoying settings. If you want to just game get an xbox. On pc u need to worry about everything. Vram, drivers, anti cheat windows, adapters 😂 holyyyyyy shtttt. If your monitor is not gsync u need it. And my monitor was 120 fps. My pc is 260 fps so i had to lock the frames manually because the game is choppy. Games crash more on pc. Harder to find groups and friends and party chat on pc. Pc wont have gta6 day one. Pc lacks nba 2k2t next gen, it doesnt have ufc. So many more xbox is better
I have to agree with this. PC can be better to a point. I built a mid tier PC about 5 years ago and now it can’t even run Fortnite without constant frame drops and crashes. If I wanted to upgrade my hardware to be able to run it smoothly, I’d basically have to get a new build which these days costs 4 times the amount of a console. Also most people won’t factor in the cost for peripherals for a PC (keyboard, mouse, monitor, etc). That stuff tends to cost more than a decent 40 inch tv these days. I play Fortnite on ps5/xbox series x with no issues and it didn’t empty my bank account to do so
The fact grown men fight over this online is hilarious.
I have consoles and a desktop pc, and pc is better overall you can get games cheaper emulsion games you can hook up your pc to a tv and you can build a pc at the same price as a new ps5 or Xbox, consoles have lock frames and both Xbox and ps5 exclusives will come to pc at some point and you can choose which launcher you want like Xbox pc steam epic and gog, once you build your own pc no one I know goes back to console if they do it's only to play a game they don't want to buy again.
PC GAMERS = POOR FOREIGN KIDS ON THE SPECTRUM. 😂😂😂😂
Pc definitely better+I don't see a lot of people talk about this but some games on console don't have a chat but the same game on pc Have a chat Idk why that is a thing
Simple answer
If you just wanna game pick a console and choose ps5 or Xbox depending which exclusive you wanna play and game pass or ps
Pc if you wanna do more than just gaming or you play esports costs more but you get more with it not just gaming so much stuff you can do on a gaming pc.
So it depends do just wanna game yeah great console easy, if you wanna do more than gaming a good pc will do a lot for you
100%
We Console Players
Here's Why...
-Affordable
-100% More Fun to Play On
-Far waaaaaaay less toxic people gaming online
-Best innovative immersive exclusive controllers & games
-Best for Japanese/Asian games to be played on period (Nintendo Sony)
-Games sales far way more on consoles
Extras.....
-Trade in/sale/play used games
-Physical copies of games
-Nostolgia
-Easy to develop games on
-High Quality games
-Family friendly
-Girls choose to play on more
-original consoles hardware works better than pc emulators
-Energy efficient/small/more portable/not big & ugly
-No dumb keyboard & mouse = worst way of playing = competitive nonsense
-System menus interface are always unique & different than awful boring windows
-Zero viruses
-Less updates
-Completely custom built
-Far less hardware failures & issues
-Ages like fine wine/collectors items/becomes more popular with age
-Cool designs/better aesthetics
-Limited editions
-created CD's/DVD's/Blu-Ray (Sony)
-Amazing power on intro startups
-Created A,B,X,Y & Square/Triangle/Circle/Cross buttons & Dual Analog sticks (Nintendo Sony)
-Has more game studios that choose to develop games on preferably
-Make a lot of their own games (Nintendo Sony)
-Has their own studios
-100% better fanbase & community
-Zero wanna be nerds/geeks/fps losers
-Way less try hards online/very laid back
-Casual gamers/normal people
-Peasants = chosen people/dominates gaming/bible reference
-Mostly people who likes being outside playing sports & stuff being more active instead of sitting in front of a computer monitor
-Saved the gaming industry (Nintendo Sony)
-Play on any type of TV of any size/looks far better
-Beginning of several hundreds of exclusive games since the late 1900's to today
-Easy to use plug & play
-Attracts more people
-First at VR gaming
-First to create 3D gaming (Sony Nintendo)
-First to create portable handhelds/best portable handhelds ever made (Japanese consoles)
-Only ones to have tv commercials & animes/movies created by (Japanese consoles)
-Been around since WW1 & WW2 (Nintendo -1889 Sony -1946)
-Created gaming history/all games are built around consoles first & for most
-100% Is the main reason why several thousands stacked on thousands of games exist today
On what kind of meds are you bro 😂
It seems like he's been brainwashed by silly PS5 hype.
@@qarinah8586& @random_person233 shut up talking to me old man
That Crack Pipe hittin huh
Everything on this list is either subjective or 100% factually wrong. Good job.
The best answer would be - both. Unfortunately, that's not a realistic outcome for the majority of gamers.
Personally, at the end of this year, im going to finally invest in an upper mid range PC to join our family collection of the PS5, Series X/S and OLED Switch.
The only question is which parts will do the job for max settings at 1080p gaming for the next 2-3 years ;)
Any i7 and RTX 4the gen will do. Even i5 latest gen will do. And 16g ram.
I already have both, considering my PC can play Playstation and Xbox games. Playstation and Xbox have the exact same x86 architecture a PC has, they are basically PC's with a restrictive OS installed. And no APU doesn't make it different than a PC, APU's also exist on PC such as Snapdragon for example. Laptops have been using APU's for years.
I find turning on my xbox more convenient than going on my pc, making sure every driver is up to date, bios updates, wasted time adjusting graphical settings to run on my pc.
It is just a headache, when I can turn on my xbox and just play.
I have gotten spoiled on console convenience, lol
I'm having such a hard time making the switch :( I'm a dinosaur that still enjoys seeing all my physical games on the shelf. Additionally, a few times Ive tried to play single player games that somehow wouldn't boot up unless I had a net connection ( I was on a plane with my steam deck). Someone told me this wasnt a PC issue but a digital game issue. Sucks either way
keep it up with the videos love them
I play of both during the week I play on consoles because I work at a desk 8-10 hours a day and sitting on the couch is just more comfy. On the weekends I play on my pc. I just enjoy gaming.
In my opinion console is better optimized operating system. On pc windows can make gaming sluggish
It’s because the games are optimised to the specific console hardware. It’s nothing really to do with windows
A console hardware good for years it's very debatable nowadays.
As he said. Depends on the type of gamer you are, and your preference to sit on a desk chair or a couch at the end of the day haha.
I'm lucky to have both a ps5 and a fairly decent Alienware laptop.
Laptop for the multiplayer & indie games, plus games from the ps2/ps3 days i found on steam.
Ps5 for the big single player games.
The thing is you can play pc from a couch. Just do a mini itx build, plug it into your tv and hook up a controller. I can play games wirelessly with a dualsense, just press ps button and it brings up steam big picture. Don't have to touch my mouse or keyboard since I have steam set up so it launches with windows. I don't play from a couch though, I play from my bed which is even better. I can just lie in bed with my wireless controller and play games till I can be assed getting up. When I get up I go sit at my desk and play on mouse and keyboard.
All my life I played on console and last year I saved up and sold all my consoles and got a high end pc I will never go back to console after this experience
WHAT ARE YOU PLAYING ON PC? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
WHAT DEBATE?
🛑 ATTENTION 🛑
PC LOSES.... ANY YEAR. Every year.
PC: 0 Great exclusives.
Misses out on numerous GOTY winners every year.
Windows garage OS
Bugs, viruses, crashing.
Malware, shovelware, bottlenecking, troubleshooting.
No physical games.
No first party developers.
Horrible online plagued with cheaters hackers and modders.
Gimped unoptimized and late 3rd party ports.
Garbage / virtually non-existent local multiplayer.
Loses best graphics, art, animation, etc to consoles first party games yearly.
Gigantic, loud, energy consuming towers.
Hunched over desk and chair gaming on a small screen.
But yeah... Go ahead and name 1 single great pc exclusive. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Vs Consoles:
Numerous great exclusive games. First party titles.
Physical or digital games.
2nd party exclusives.
Optimized games.
Exclusive games that win Best Graphics, art, animation every year.
Superior online services.
Ease of use.
Small, quiet, energy conserving.
No bugs, viruses, malware, shovelware.
Blu-ray
Portability.
Constant innovation from d-pad, to analog, to motion controls to Dualsense.
If you're gaming on a PC it's because:
A. You are a child and your parents control what you play and what you play on.
B. You're a foreigner (not from the USA) and hate games based on American or Western culture.
C. You are poor and can't afford a luxury item like a console.
D. You are on the spectrum and enjoy repetitive point and click games.
E. All of the above.
😂😂
Oh, and you want to talk about visuals? Best looking games by year:
2023- Spider-Man 2 (Not on PC), Alan Wake 2.
2022- God of War Ragnorok (not on PC), Horizon Forbidden West (Not on PC), Eldin Ring.
2021- Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart (Not on PC).
2020- The Last of Us Part II ( Not on PC), Dreams (Not on PC).
2019- Death Standing (Not on PC), Control.
2018- God of War (Not on PC), Red Dead Redemption 2 (Not on PC).
2017- Horizon Zero Dawn (Not on PC).
2016- Uncharted 4 (Not on PC).
Should I go on? 😂😂😂😂
Imagine not being able to play as CJ in god of war
@@mus19990 Yeah, imagine that. Oof. 😂😂😂😂😂
This you?? 😂😂
@johnnylawrence7509
1 day ago
ATTENTION
PC LOSES.... ANY YEAR.
PC: 0 Great exclusives.
Misses out on numerous GOTY winners every year.
Windows garage OS
Bugs, viruses, crashing.
Malware, shovelware, bottlenecking, troubleshooting.
No physical games.
No first party developers.
Horrible online plagued with cheaters hackers and modders.
Gimped unoptimized and late 3rd party ports.
Garbage / virtually non-existent local multiplayer.
Loses best graphics, art, animation, etc to consoles first party games yearly.
Gigantic, loud, energy consuming towers.
Hunched over desk and chair gaming on a small screen.
But yeah... Go ahead and name 1 single great pc exclusive.
Vs Consoles:
Numerous great exclusive games. First party titles.
Physical or digital games.
2nd party exclusives.
Optimized games.
Exclusive games that win Best Graphics, art, animation every year.
Superior online services.
Ease of use.
Small, quiet, energy conserving.
No bugs, viruses, malware, shovelware.
Blu-ray
Portability.
Constant innovation from d-pad, to analog, to motion controls to Dualsense.
If you're gaming on a PC it's because:
A. You are a child and your parents control what you play and what you play on.
B. You're a foreigner (not from the USA) and hate games based on American or Western culture.
C. You are poor and can't afford a luxury item like a console.
D. You are on the spectrum and enjoy repetitive point and click games.
E. All of the above.
Oh, and you want to talk about visuals? Best looking games by year:
2023- Spider-Man 2 (Not on PC), Alan Wake 2.
2022- God of War Ragnorok (not on PC), Horizon Forbidden West (Not on PC), Eldin Ring.
2021- Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart (Not on PC).
2020- The Last of Us Part II ( Not on PC), Dreams (Not on PC).
2019- Death Standing (Not on PC), Control.
2018- God of War (Not on PC), Red Dead Redemption 2 (Not on PC).
2017- Horizon Zero Dawn (Not on PC).
2016- Uncharted 4 (Not on PC).
Should I go on?
@@mikerochburns4104 Is that you Mikey? You posted it too. 😂😂😂😂
@@Dan-cm8df So this IS you.
4 accounts I know you use to post this. That just a little pathetic and sad.
@johnnylawrence7509
1 day ago
I started with a Nintendo and prefer a pc
Thank-you for this information it actually helped me. Seeing that pc gaming seems becoming a lot more popular .
I prefer a gaming laptop as i am a college student and its is an excellent experience but there is a battery life issue 😢
I have a console never owned a pc but it’s like I want one than I think would it be a waste of money if most of the good games can be played on console
They have done studies you know, they say the ps5 does 60 fps 60% of the time, every time.
Can afford to drop 1000s on a PC I simply decide not to, I work with computers all day last thing I want to do is sit using MNK when I get home when I have been using one all day.
I would rather spend 400-700 on a console than 1500 on a PC what can do 4k simple as that. I have also owned both and gave my pc with a 4090 to my Nephew, as was simply a waste of money. Rather buy watches what could up in value then spend 1000s on PC. Anyone who says you can buy a 450-700 PC what does 4K at rock solid 60 is simply lying.
I also love having my games in one place and achievements.
Console push and play no need to troubleshoot anything, Also no wall hacks or Aimbotters. I don't want to fiddle with settings, just want to push and play. Console is just easy don't have to worry about anything. Plus console you have physical games PC you don't.
I am 35 and have been gaming since I was 4, console gaming is simply better and push and play always wins.
love your videos
Do you prefer asus 4k 240hz oled monitor for color grading davinci resolve?
3:11 youre wrong. game devs are too lazy to properly port the game to pc, due to the variety of the players hardware. not because the games "cant run as well" on pc because its not primarily for gaming. games are coded on a pc... Also a breakdown of why is this is so because consoles have the same gpu and easier to optimise the shaders for that gpu while pc users selection is endless if you get my point....
That’s arguable. Some may be too lazy but the amount of time and money it would take to account for all combinations and properly test them is why it’s not done. Developers are told what to create and do, they are at the mercy of that. If they have a deadline they have to meet it. The games are pushed out before they should be because of this leading to issues ultimately frustrating players and requiring updates to even get games running. Dev’s are just as frustrated as the consumer. But it’s above there head
That is a myth btw, has nothing to do with hardware variety. Games in the 90's\early 2000's never had this problem, and hardware was even more varied back then than it is right now. Right now we only have basically 8 types of nvidia gpu and 8 types of amd gpu each generation, with 4 types of intel cpu and 4 types of amd cpu every generation. Back in the day there was far more than this, I still remember the times before i3\i5\i9 when they just had dual core, quad core and 8 core. There would be like 6 - 8 different models of each quantity of cores, with different caches and different clock speeds XD. The problem is lazy devs now have upscaling as an excuse to not optimize a game properly, also directx 12 being literally trash compared to directx 11 for performance also plays a hand in bad optimization. Microsoft really needs to do a directx 13, because directx 12 is clearly causing problems. Directx 11 on witcher 3 basically doubles your fps with the same graphics settings as directx 12. Naturally you can't use ray tracing in directx 11, but if you compare to directx 12 without RT it looks the same. It also doesn't have DLSS, but you don't need DLSS in dx 11 because you have double your fps anyway. Ready Or Not is another game that runs better in directx 11. Some games that have vulkan actually run better in vulkan than they do in directx 12.
I build a pc because of how beautiful they look
'Finally ENDING the PC Gaming vs Console Debate'......there is no answer (yawn) :-) Switched to PC back in 2014, and never gone back. There is no going back. The stuff you talk about (graphics settings, drivers, hardware etc.) you learn as a PC gamer. This makes you appreciate the games even more by gaining a new perspective and knowledge on how they work - not disimiliar to having a car and learning what's under the hood, how it works, and doing some bits yourself. The feeling of building a PC from scratch, having it boot into life and playing your games is incomparible to a console. Every dedicated gamer should aim to either get, or build their own gaming PC at some point in their gaming lives.
lmao. I disagree. I'm a PC gamer and work in IT. I love working on computers and tinkering around with them and building PCs. But there's a reason why some people feel intimidated with PCs. You can argue that PCs have become a lot easier to build and setup compared to the past 20-30+ years and that's true. But it still doesn't negate the fact that they are like regular PCs in the sense that they can fail and have the same issues as a regular PC. A Windows update can wreak havoc when you just want to sit back and enjoy the game. Or a buggy driver version that Windows thinks is perfect gets installed and all of your games start crashing. And people don't want to deal with that.
Nice vid!
I own ps 3,4,5 - most of Nintendo fans consoles including Switch. But I always need a PC for everything. Having a PC is like havinh a smartphone for me since early 90s; in that I must own one at all times regardless of gaming or not.
You buy a PS5 you still need a PC for anything really. So why not skip the console and get a better PC with that budget.
Now that I can play all PS games (steam), xbox games (game pass) and Switch games (emu) on PC, moving forward this gen most likely the last one for me to buy a console. PC is all I need. Plus if you move frequently offshore as I begin to do so recently just a mini itx pc (10-15 liters) with rtx 4080 super and 7800x3d (7 kg in total) or a 16inch laptop does EVERYTHING.
Pc gamers are millionaires
Gread video!
Ur Thoughts On This Two Witch Is Better ??
PCSPECIALIST Nexa 650 Gaming PC - Intel® Core™ i9, RTX 4090, 2 TB SSD
N773330W | PCS-D2618858
PCSPECIALIST Nexa 540 Gaming PC - AMD Ryzen 9, RTX 4090, 2 TB SSD
What is the price of each???
@Rolkey Each Are £3699
@@bluedemon8306 Go with the Ryzen system, intel has been having issues with their cpus being compatible with just about anything. Some think its a bios issue some think its a firmware issue, especially on games.
If intel wasn't having issues right now if you're buying a PC for professional work I'd say the intel i9 but if you're gaming then the Ryzen, but I strongly don't recommend the intel cpu right now.
PC by far if you factor in the cost of new consoles plus the yearly subscription & full price games by the time the next gen consoles come out you bought a mid range - high end pc
PC. Even a cheap PC offers more value than a console. You can build a PC for about the same price as the PS5 Pro, maybe a tad more or less, and get a more feature rich experience where you can control how the game performs, and you don't have to pay to play your own games online and you don't have to pay for cloud saves. Not to mention the much larger library of games. Consoles barely have any exclusives anymore aside from Nintendo. PS5's exclusive lineup is a joke, and Xbox has abandoned exclusives altogether in favor of including PC. Also, portable PCs like the Steam Deck are a thing, and from my time using the Steam Deck, it's basically combining the best aspects of console and PC anyway, with the simple interface when you boot up and the desktop mode when you want to use it like a PC. So, if you're gonna take anything from this, just get a Steam Deck.
What is that cpu cooler ?
Well, I already have a good PC, that settles it for me.
List of misleading information here. No console can play 4k 120 fps. TD solar crown is 1440p 30 fps on console.
I went with a ps5 and a pc and I love having both for different reasons.
pc and switch makes more sense to me, unless you can't wait a few years for sonys exclusive to hit pc.
I prefer a console experience. Thats why pc gamers took the steam deck
You are either a corporate shill or you did not build that PC, PCs are only expensive with the initial purchase other than that they are cheaper across-the-board
This is great I think now I picked consoles over the pc’s just due to the over load so thanks 🙏
Where did you find that Rog white edition gpu?
PC gamer here looking to get a PS5 to play GTA online again before GTA 6 releases due to the moding issue in GTA online PC. Should I pull through and get a PS5?
Enjoy playing BeamNG.drive on the PS5.
@Spudd Gaming Please try VR games like quest 3 or psvr 2 thanks
Pc only matter about fps and good graphics
But console players matter about what games we play im a console player but my ps4 runs at 60 fps
Jays2cents built a custom gaming PC with the same specs as a PS5 for the same price.
It all depends on the user if they want to spend all it's funds on PC for advanced experience but have to spend more on upgrades and for a simple gaming experience like console cause you don't want to spend on PC cause you need all those fund's to spend on something else important.
👇🏻Pc
Console's HDR is much better.
U can’t get a solid pc with 3080 for about a 1000$ that is way better than new ps5 pro junk , on pc u can emulate ps5 ,switch and pretty much any console or arcade for free
Console was for me due to game pass….but now with the excessive price tag, I think pc is this only way. I don’t have anything high end but I have budget gaming laptop….
i've always been on playstation since a kid but i want to experience games on pc.
sooner i'll have both & it will be very nice.
gamepass + ps extra >>>
There is nothing better than 360 hertz gaming on a Pc with mouse a keyboard....but consoles are great too....😊
I choose to download more RAM😅
About old games on PC. Steam has 100s. On a PC I can get a emulator and play old console games. I have a old game from 20yrs ago I still love to fire up on my PC. Consoles have there place but a PC is the bomb.
Gaming pc, consoles have way too many restrictions and limitations. I bought a gaming pc 2 weeks ago and did away with my Xbox Series X and I'm MUCH happier.
You can just buy a PC…and keep it for years…my dude…
online games, simulators:pc
pakage games:console
i have a middle price pc and ps5 😊