Gaming consoles are optimized for gaming and have hardware dedicated to do so, at the end of the day they’re just massed produced gaming pcs with a special os and a controller.
Brause one is wayyyyy better then other undoubtedly but some ppl are have brick instead of brain they favour way inferior option pricy but efficient Which is pc all the problems this guy said are bs they are fixed i have both console and pc and pc is way better i had no husel but waiting for my pc to get ready
Because there’s literally no games for console, PC allows you to play pretty my much any game, wether it’s fan made, or a game that just isn’t compatible with consoles, consoles are sooo limited, and don’t have any games that are worth playing, plus they don’t allow you to mod, so if the game is ass you fucked
Thinking of going back to pc like i did in the 2000s the way i use to, plus more controller options, mouse n key, free online, mods, customizations and no backwards compatibility worries, just relive and play everything again on 1 platform.
@@calculator91bruh, why do you care if someone else plays on a console? Are you literally brain dead? Bro just let people play in what them want and care about yourself
After getting over the hype of going from console to pc, Im inclined to tell you its fine to enjoy gaming on whatever platform you can afford. You can justify a bunch of arguments for every platform. Even PC gamers argue over which pc parts are best and roast each other for their choices. So do yourself a favor, don't let others make you feel bad if you enjoy console gaming. I havent upgraded my pc from a 1070 because the current market is so expensive. I got a ps5 instead and happy with the price i paid for it as well as the games.
This was a very smart move. Imo the PS5 is a solid little console for $500. I'm actually stripping down my PC and going to do the same. I'm tired of fiddling with it after all these years. I just want stuff to work.
@@RTXRetroGoBut it should be said that PC gaming is in a very weird spot at the moment. On the one hand more and more japanese games come to that platform but on the other hand most modern PC ports (especially UE4 and UE5 games) stutter like hell even on high end PCs.
@@GodrickTheGrafted123 you can play with mouse and keyboard on console too, just not every game. That’s the same with pc, you can use controller but just not on every game. Saying mouse and keyboard is better is just a subjective opinion. Controllers offer way more immersion and haptic feedback like adaptive triggers
I been building gaming PC for 25 years, but now I bought an Xbox X. Spending 8-10 hours a day on a desk at work is enough. Relaxing on the couch with a console is so much better and easier.
My thoughts exactly. I was young and naive. I used to think consoles were dumb. Now that I’m over 30 and I’m beginning to see why consoles are more convenient.
I would also like to point out the fact that I just spent an hour trying to get a game that was previously working fine on my PC to work again because it was running super slow and in slow motion. Where is if I had just download it on my Xbox, which is currently is, I would be fine and able to play the game and not have wasted an hour.
I’ve been gaming on all of them for a while now, though did start on console until a couple years ago. One of the most touted and oversold features PC players will harp on is modding. In my experience, most of the mods are novelty, one to two play session events that end in three distinct scenarios: You have your fun and forget about it by the next weekend, you introduce all kinds of technical issues and spend more time trying to fix it than playing it, or you are unimpressed that it doesn’t match the description and hype and end up playing something else, forgetting to uninstall it as it takes up space in your PC for months or years. That’s about 90% of the time, and the 10% that it fixes UI, improves performance or translation, or expands on the actual experience of a game (a fan made campaign, a new game mechanic) while legitimately awesome, doesn’t push modding into some mystical space that everyone who cannot do it is robbing themselves of fun for not taking part. Modding is great. You’re not missing much if you don’t partake, considering how many available games are ready to go should you get bored.
I was once a console player, but i moved to pc, and everytime i look at my ps5 i get sad and start missing the console gaming its what i grew up with, i cant leave it behind
I mean I have my gaming pc for more powerful or more dedicated gaming, and the ps5 is by the tv for when I want a relaxed session from my bed Works well for me
*_Console Pros:_* - Exclusives - More affordable - split screen? *_Cons:_* - Smaller game variety - Better one releases every 5ish years *_Pc Pros:_* - Larger game variety - Ability to tweak settings for better performance - Compatible with controllers *_Pc Cons:_* - Most parts become outdated within every 5ish years - More pricey
Almost all this is false PC has significantly more exclusive than any console. PC also cost far less money over the long run expect for the switch Also PC can be small if you want.
@@getjinxed7354 it can be more pricey if you plan on getting completely up to date parts. I also said PC has a larger variety of games than console as well
@@getjinxed7354 And sure you can build with used parts and like an old gt 950 or something but it’s not going to perform as well as something like a ps4 or ps5. I prefer PC but console also has its perks
@Battle Droid A console is also outdated after 5 years and will cost you more in the long run since you can't upgrade anything and games aswell as online cost way more
Console is simply much more Accessible for the average person. A kid, someone on a low income, or simply doesn't have much time to game usually don't have a thousand+ dollars upfront to buy a pc. Even if you factor in subscriptions and higner game costs it will still likely take several years before you spend as much as you would on a pc.
@@froznfire9531 PC Games are only in the short term cheaper, the consoles have the disc market, where older games are cheap and stay cheap, DRM and the launchers is also a thing on PC. 60 dollar a year, i mean this is nothing, but what you get is a functional system, where all your games is on one place, with a good achievement and cloud System, optimised for a good gaming experience.
@@numskullstop just upgraded my PC for the first time in 12 years. Costs 1,300 for a gtx 4060, intel i7, 16g ram and a 1tb ssd. It will last me another 10 years at least. Cope more
It really depends. You can buy console games at a very cheap price if they’re on sale. I’ve saved a lot on digital Xbox games that were put on sale for a limited time.
@MaseTheAce i just bought battlefield V for 1.40 and hardline for 1.00 on PC. Console sales are not comparable to the Summer and Winter sales on Steam.
@OGGreen62 "When have we ever needed to search the web that much when we're gaming?" Uh idk, why the fuck does your console have an internet browser and connect to youtube? It's literally just a much worse version of a PC.
@@cypherpunk121 Is it though go touch grass dude because I feel like your not doing enough research on gaming consoles. Oh thats right at least on console all I have to know is the controls and a tiny bit of knowledge on how to set up my game and its good. On pc it seems like a whole thing so you can not be talking
Nah, only if you cared about it. I personally cared especially for Bethesda games. As much as people claiming Skyrim is unplayable without mods, there are millions of players who don't give a shit about modding and enjoy vanilla
Idk I used to have a gaming pc and only ever modded OG Star Wars Battlefront 2 and maybe Skyrim. I tend to play my games vanilla. Hell, I have never played a modded version of Minecraft lol
I was a former PC zealot which became a console fanboy, especially of the PS5, in the span of a few months and now the most awaited thing for me is the next console iteration.
Since middle school (2002), I've been playing on consoles until about 3-4 years ago when I switched to PC. From experience with both, I can confirm that PC is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, you have far fewer restrictions on what you can play, what you can do, and how good your games can look and run. On the other hand, unlike consoles, if you aren't decent with tech, navigating settings, and troubleshooting, a PC is a nightmare for figuring out why something isn't working because there's a good chance any issue could have at least half a dozen potential reasons for why it's happening.
My thing is I’m in IT. I CAN troubleshoot and HAVE the knowledge but I can’t be bothered to work on my own pc after dealing with computers on a 12 hour shift
Just got my first gaming pc. Been 24 hrs and still cant play a game yet. Controller wont work on gamepass but does on steam. Downloads take forever. Updating everything. Waiting waiting waiting. When i got ps5 i was playing in 5 min no hassle. I regret buying a pc. I hate it i have no desire to play games with 40 buttons to remember forcing me to sit at a desk instead of a comfy chair or couch. Its ridiculous
@@DeadPiixxelIs there a way that you can set your pc to emulate the ease of a console on a tv? On PS5, I just pick up my controller, turn on the tv, and that’s it. Can I do that with my pc? Ideally turn it on with controller as well and even use it to scroll through my desktop options like I would on the console’s OS. I want to switch but I need to get over a few adjustment hurdles.
@@marker7753 There’s a setup and it isn’t as seamless but the closest you could get is probably a fronted launcher on your PC set to open in big screen mode on startup. Playnite is free and has tons of theme options available so it can even have a PS5 UI or Switch UI or a bunch of custom ones. You connect your Steam and other accounts and you can access and navigate your library from there with a big picture mode. You can also just set Steam Big Picture to open on Startup but that’s more limited albeit a bit more simple. Then there are other options like Launchbox with Bigbox, etc.
Do you buy all your games at full price or do you wait for sales? Because consoles can get games cheap after some time. Piracy should only be a moral stance due to bad companies. Not "hehehehehe you console plebs. You PAY for your games? I steal mine."
@@austinfowler2707 Yup. Consoles have physical games you can buy used, trade in, trade with friends or flat out borrow/lend. PC cheaters are why there's no developer wasting any time creating new games for PC. Just unoptimized ports to make a few extra million off a fraction of PC gamers that actually buy their games.
@@austinfowler2707 It's not theft. Game devs don't sell you games anymore they sell you a temporary license to play the game, that's how they're able to ban you. If they ain't selling me a game I can keep then how is it theft.
I was on PlayStation exclusively until a year or two ago. I've run into WAYYYY more problems with PC than with PlayStation, after putting $2800 AUD into it so far.
@@Pikacharayeah but id rather spend my money on things i know will work, i spent like 2000$ for my pc back in 2016, then graphics card broke and had to spend another 500$ for it. back to an xbox series s now hahaa
The problem with PC gaming now is the huge influx of cheaters. There’s a device called DMA and it allows the person to run cheats undetected. It’s becoming more & more available to regular users. It was more of a streamer thing but now people are getting their hands on them easier. I’d rather not bother with multiplayer games anymore. Single Player for me now with NexusMods. Thats all I need.
50 years old and picked up gaming now my kids are grown. Bought a steam Deck. Because €2000 + for a PC or laptop just for gaming sounds nuts to me. Love the Deck to bits. Best buy in years.
I never care about Console vs PC. If I never care for the Console War, I will don't care for the war between Console and the PC. As longer you can play your favorite games is all that matter.
Being able to pay $1,000 (500 for console and 4 to 500 for 1440p 120hz monitor) to play a game at 1440p 120 hertz is a pretty damn good deal in my opinion the controller's already included
144 hz monitor is the next stage though? 120 hz are ehh plus idk my console can't even stay at 60 fps in hecking GTA V while driving fast. Consoles are trash tbh. also consoles can't even get normal minecraft they literally give you minecraft for phones that's an BIGGGGGG L
Only reason I’m on PC is because I started getting into 3D modeling / Unity development and the machine I bought runs the games at the level of next gen console hardware. If I was just gaming it would be a waste of money to me. But, I do other things with it and can also play the same games so it made sense to gravitate away from consoles. I do know some people who’ve spent 2-4K$ on machines specifically to play games and while everyone is free to do as they wish, I find that ridiculous. Edit: PC does also have its advantages as far as selection. There are tons of great games on steam that aren’t on consoles.
@@thetf8142 none taken. For gaming I like it more cuz the games are much better optimized and it is much better playing on a TV then a monitor and also it kinda feels better. Idk how to explain it but the atmosphere is kinda better especially when I play games like cod
I’m debating on getting a ps5, I have a pc but I mainly play multiplayer games on it with friends, I have tried to get into single player games on the pc but I like it better on the couch and not sitting alone in my dark room, also I’m the only one in my family who plays on the pc so I can’t play games with my uncle and cousins. Which sucks
Ps5 is so crazy tho like Spider-Man 2 and mk1 are gonna go hard. Also it doesn’t really matter unless your on a different budget cus in the end it’s just about having a good time
Consel is better for having outside support and a general consistency since each model is always the same. Pv is better for customizability and possible power at the cost of having to deal with more pain yourself since only you know how it's made
short story:I dont have much free time and gaming on pc is a pain in the ass with the updates,troubleshoot and never ending upgrades for performance issues.PS5 is way better for casual gamera with a life and a job.
You can by a pre built, the amount of troubleshooting is more than console yes, but it overblown how much you might have to do it or it might take 1 minute to fix. Driver updates can be set automatically you DONT have to update them every time unlike console's system updates. I don't know how having a Pc means you don't have a life or a job, like don't people use the money from their job to fund buying a Pc ? You can like console ma=ore but you're argument here don't make sense
Driver and windows updates were fast and quick, you know nothing about troubleshooting and just complainin on the internet without actually finding a solution, pathetic
I’m loving my pc way more than a console rn. I get to play older games and even play both Xbox and PlayStations exclusives, a few tho. The graphics have a good extra kick. Also, I get to play with a ps controller or Xbox. Options are almost endless. Oh and mods makes the single player games much more fun for a nice little change or fix a annoying issue in the game👌
@@6yg5People pay that for their music subscription, each streaming services and also their internet, water and electricity bills. So it’s not as bad as you think
Funny thing is a 4K TV will upscale 1080p to 4k by hitting ZOOM. So you can play a original PS4 or Xbox One with 1080p output on a 4K TV. The 4K upscaling on consoles is a worthless gimmic. My friends 4K TV does a good job upscaling old TV shows in 480p to 4K.
@@MoistPancakes You completely missed the mark here. This guy touted 4K as some huge benefit to consoles, but in fact they are usually not even managing 1080P, its like 900P or so in a lot of games. A complete shitbox PC could run 900p upscaled to 4K no problem, so this isn't a real pro to consoles. The guy says "They can play 1440p or 4K content for much cheaper than a gaming PC can". Consoles are great for people who don't need any computer at all and would like something that is idiot proof and seamless. That is a real demographic of people and I'm happy for them too, the extra effort of PC can be annoying sometimes.
@@toyo8460 the key word here is it "can" run natively at 4K, but for nearly all AAA titles it wont on any of those consoles, not just the series s. If you watch this video for example of a PS5 and a PC being compared side by side in dead space, and watch as the character crosses the bridge at the 5 minute mark, there is clearly a higher level of detail in the text on the sign of the doorway ahead of you. This is because the internal render resolution on the PC is higher. ruclips.net/video/LIA7o9n7sSg/видео.htmlsi=E_KJ_xRw1MW1d38c
I didn’t buy PC to only play games,It helps me to do assignment, study, productivity, watch movie, do meetings and many more. I think PC is a perfect thing for me.
I’ve been into pc since I was 13 and have built all of my friends pcs, but now that I’m in med school, my pc has gathered dust and the ps4 came in clutch for playing fighting games with friends or single player games in 2 hour burst since I don’t have much free time other than that. Was thinking of either waiting for the new ps5 or upgrading my 7 year old pc and am leaning more into the ps5 since it’s just easier to forget and pick up immediately where I left like 2 weeks before I last played lol
This man maybe a liar I am indonesian pc gamer I am can afford i7 gen 3 + ram 8gb + vga ddr 5 1gb + 500gb memory only $130 I am not play lastest game because to expendive on steam. But, i am ever play GTA 5 until ending with my pc and its fine😊😊😊
On a PC, you can play a million games, both old and new at the same time, how to play old games on PS5 is interesting, there are console emulators, the graphics are simply amazing, unlike consoles, games can be downloaded for free, there are a lot of patches on the Internet, free online, any gamepads, up to the top level of customization. In short PC forever.
@@frozenturbo8623A balanced skiller player playing on a pc will win most console players with the same skill, yet they force us to play vs kbm players either way.
What many people overlook is that you can buy physical copies of the game. If steam closes down, what happens to your entire library? You most likely won't be able to download the games any more that you bought.
I have 6 PCs (desktops/laptops) and I went back to console. I still use my PC for some games and for work/media consumption, but I found myself spending more time tinkering, benchmarking and upgrading than I did actual gaming. I would spend all my time looking at PC part news, planning my next upgrade, etc. Now that I play mostly on a console I can enjoy my game without thinking about FPS or upgrades
Hey bro learning is better for you. You achieve better and new skills that can actually get you a good job in life. And a rtx 3060 can outperform a ps5 and it only cost around $250-$300 and you can get the rest of the parts for like $200-$400 more. Which is more than a ps5 but at least it can outperform it in most aspects. I’m not saying buying a ps5 is bad, I’m just trying to prove that pc aren’t that expensive because newer consoles come out for like $1000 and go down to like $500 in 2-3 years. So it’s kinda even.
That 2nd part is just not true at all. Consoles didn't "come out for like 1000 and go down to 500." The release date price for both the PS5 and the Xbox Series X was $500. Some people bought a PS5 for up to $1,000 if not more because people would buy them at the actual price of $500 and resell them for much higher. What was it you said? Something about learning being better for you? You should take your own advice.
@@AlexWashiyif people were forced to pay $1000 for a ps5 that’s what the ps5 cost. I’m not gonna say an 3080 was $500 when they were only being sold by scalpers for double
@@AlexWashiy 1 if you couldn’t get ps5 for msrp and you didn’t take the option to wait for months or not buy a ps5 then yes you were forced to pay scalper prices unless you were really lucky. 2. If you paid $1,000 it costs $1,000 3. I never said pc prices weren’t scalped but we also have WAY WAY more options in terms of each individual part and what you’re willing to pay
and alot more money spotify youtube exists and your proud of playing pirated games??? and 500-500$ buying a prebuilt is only reasonable because a ps5 is prebuilt with peripherals (as the pc comes with a 80 dollar controller a game and a headset worth 30 bucks) you literally cannot beat a ps5 so yeah console over ps5 on a 500$ budget
You can beat a PS5 on a 500 hundred dollar budget it just doesn't have to be prebuilt. For 500 hundred dollars a PC gets over 130 fps on basically any game. And even if I'm wrong I would rather have windows to scroll the web and have millions of more games
@@toxyy-bo4xm you completely didnt listen i said u have to get equal parts to a controller quality of a ps5 (80$) and a headset worth atleast 20 shaving off a minimum of 100$ (i even gave the benefit of rounding it to 100) and have the same quality its simply not happening and the ps5 can scroll the web and have millions of games not accessible by pc as its a console only (unless of course you use a (i forgot but its similar to a window in a window that allows you to play ps and xbox games) but that comes from altering files which you can also do with ps5 but its using ps gui so kinda cheating however i do own a pc and say if ps had the budget and audience i have no doubt it would neg any pc for the same price range including the peripherals
Despite owning a gaming PC, I prefer consoles for gaming. I've never built a gaming PC, partly because 1) the parts are very delicate and I have tremors in my dominant hand 2) There's a lot of fore-knowledge you need just to make sure you're getting all the right parts & what they all are capable of. The third reason being that unless youre going for a high-end gaming rig you need to mess with the settings a lot to make sure it runs right.
www.youtube.com/@CntrazZombie4 [1] [1.1] The parts are as delicate as a console, but they just sit there, so it will not matter lul. [1.2] Tremours in hand, so yuwu choose the platform that only allows contollers that yuwu also must hold constantly while playing - terrbile logic. [2] A PC is made up of like, 10 parts. Never buy a car, yuwu will need to know all of the parts before yuwu build one, or what car to buy if it is pre-built. [3] It is easy if yuwu are not braindead. Practically every game has a "Low setting / High proformace" option in the settings if not the 1st pop-up menu when launching the game.
www.youtube.com/@MadeInKurdistan Irrelevant to facts. Pony a) Has weak $100 PC. Pony b) Has godly $2,000 PC. Does not change fact that PC is still better than consoles in every way possible will only continue to do so.
Well of course. But a PS5 would have better graphics then what your PC would safely output (coming from a guy with a 2019 era gaming pc with a 1660 super and a PS5)
@@IronIsKingIt doesn't. A Ryzen 4500 + RTX 4060 is $600 or less, and not only it has better performance, but once you take into consideration Nvidia Reflex, Frame Generation, better RT performance, DLSS 3.5, etc, using the exact graphics settings and resolution, you get better definition, better visuals, lower input latency and double the framerate (or over double the framerate if you use ray tracing) than a PS5. How is it that a $820 would have worst performance than a PS5 exactly, if a $600 build can already get double the performance of a PS5?
What? No, they're not. If you found them at those prices, whether you're paying more for the 4060 or the 4500, then... go find similar parts for that price range that perform better? A 4500 is not $140. It's half that price. RTX 4060 are hard to find at over $299 actually. Zotac has the cheaper ones, and they range from $279 to $289 (this is the bigger one). Ryzen 5 4500: $68 Asus Prime B450 M-K II $61 Kingston Fury Beast 16GB DDR4 $40 Crucial 3P3 1TB NVMe SSD $35 Zotac RTX 4060 $289 MSI MAG A650 BN PSU $50 MSI MAG Forge M100R Case $55 I don't know where you're looking for those parts, but if you truly have to elevate your price by that much, swap that motherboard and CPU for something else. There are already newer offers for a similar price. You can add a mouse and keyboard combo for $10 to $15. If you need Windows those are another $16, but it's not needed. Thanks to the community you can have a Steam Deck like experience for free, but your system would be more focused on gaming than anything else.
NVIDIAs 4090 is very very far from sucking, and the 5090 I predict will have little completion from AMD or Intels BattleMage. I love both Intel and AMD, but NVIDIA dominates everything, hate them all you like but they are at the top and can charge what they charge because NVIDIA are the best of the best. It is heavily rumored that NVIDIA is going to buy Intel to manufacture their own CPUs.
I love both but every 4ish years the console begins to lag and they release a better version so you have to buy it and as it was you'll have to buy 3 versions of a console in 10 years but PC just buy 2 GPUs and CPUs ( depends on what you choose low tier parts or high tier parts ) both have their flaws but I see PC kinda having the edge in terms of future proof
How do you explain that console gaming is cheaper than PC? There are no online subs you have to buy for PC to play MP games. The sales that steam runs like every month blows anything MS or Sony does out of the water. After 5 years, I don’t have to drop another $500 for a new console, PC can be upgraded for life. Plus, a PC does more than just play games.
You do know that on the xbox you can get the game pass for free every month with microsoft rewards Thats like 400 games for free Also with the xbox you can also so school work and all that And why would you need to pay 1500 dollars to do your schoolwork when you can get a decent laptop thats portable for 500 dollars
@@_badcode3825What if you want a game that isn't on Game Pass? You do know that Game Pass is also on PC, and it's cheaper there, because Microsoft doesn't charge us for online access, right? What if you want double the performance of a PS5? With Frame Generation using a 4060 + Ryzen 4500 $600 build you can get that. What reason do I have to get an Xbox instead then?
@@joseijosei In what world are you gonna get a 600 dollar 4060 + 4500 combo? Either you're somehow finding the best deals or lying. Maybe you could've had everything used except the 4060 but even that's still a bit shady to me.
@@frozenturbo8623 Just checked now. Prices have dropped a lot. I can easily assemble a PC with ryzen 5500 and 4060 just under 600$. And that is despite pc parts here being much more expensive than west.
I was into pc gaming for the past 14 years and I came back to console gaming just for the simplicity of it and playing it on my big tv with my oversized comfy chair with my stool. Plus the driver timeouts after having an AMD RX 6700 XT has soured my experience with pc gaming. Too much damn trouble just to play video games
Building a race car pc it's so much fun seeing how powerful you can make it. It's a lot more expensive then when I started 35 years ago a lot more it boggles my mind how expensive is a graphic card is. Lucky I'm old my kids are grown and I can afford it , anything.
You don't need to update your pc since it's barely any difference than a little bit more FPS(a gtx 1060 or similar and 8gb ram are enough) plus emulation is better than original hardware.
On Xbox there’s bo2 which isn’t on PlayStation.. & there’s games on PlayStation that isn’t on Xbox so to play all those games you’d need both consoles.. which is over $1000. So why not just buy a pc to have access to all of them and so much more?
@@fastsnd3937 bud you know bo2 came out on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 right My point is not that y'all shouldn't buy a PC because you can do what you want with your money. And if you want to play BO2 then you you. But if you're mainly interested in stuff coming out now then what is the reasoning post to buying a $500 console? Maybe the other $500 console a post to buying a $3,000 PC?
@@superunordinarygamer7230 no shit, I used to play bo2 zombies on ps3.. on controller aswell but keyboard & mouse is far better and I’m able to play it on any game which is far better & bo3 custom zombies too is so good! There’s so much more to do on pc than console, on my ps5 all I was playing was GTA and Cold War
@@superunordinarygamer7230 I bought my pc for £1,200 so if i bought an Xbox and ps5 that adds up to around £800+ and don’t forget buying all the games at a higher price, it just works out best to have a pc plus I make videos too like daily so for me the pc is loads better. I had 2 laptops and a ps5 but now I can do everything in one, on the pc
@@alextana746 if you had brains you wouldn't have commented this, the whole point revolves around money, so it is relevant when you have to pay 60 bucks a piece for a game on a console brand new
@@jeretp you’re proving my point, you value the cost of a game, I value not having to deal with anything, sitting down and playing more than that, as I said, buy whatever you like and enjoy it. There is no need to debate what’s better because it’s subjective
LMAO... OH NO. $4 A MONTH FOR A SUPERIOR ONLINE WITH 24+ GAMES INCLUDED IN A YEAR. WHILE PC GAMERS PLAY WITH CHEATERS AND MODDERS IN EVERY GAME. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
imagine need to deal with cheaters in every online game existing after paying 2000$ for a pc just to get smoked by some cheating ass kid with a potato setup😂
On console you MUST pay for a subscription to play most of your games online,even if you paid full price for that game, if this didn't existed then consoles would be x100 better.
It wouldn't, because you save a much higher amount of money during a generation because of cheaper games. Do the math: if you spend $10 more a week on consoles, how much do you spend in 7 years? What about someone who plays a lot and can save $20 a week? Is that more than 7 years of a $80 subscription? Edit: Typo.
@@joseijoseiYou spend less on pc though, a lot of games are on sale, or you can get them for really cheap through sites. And you don’t pay for a subscription. Most games on console are full price. So if you were to buy 2 games you’d already be spending 120 bucks if both games were 60 bucks. Now if you pay for online subscription too thats around 120 bucks a year. In 5 years thats about 600 euros, and you could have used that money for other things. Pc is more expensive in the short term, console more in the long term. A top tier graphics card from 2015 still holes pretty well in most games today. A xbox from 2015 needs to play every game on lowest settings or will have performance issues.
@@Amokzyy I know. I said "more" by accident. I meant $10 less. If you read the rest of the comment you'll see I was talking about saving money on PC. What other $80 a year subscription I would be talking about if it wasn't PS Plus? And PC isn't more expensive short term either. On front? Yeah, but barely, and you get more than the extra you paid. A Ryzen 4500 + Zotac 4060 ($289) + 3P3 Crucial + 16 gigs Fury Beast build costs less than $600, even if you include mouse and keyboard. That build gives you access to not only better performance than a PS5 at base, but on top of that, you get some tools to get DOUBLE the performance using the same graphics settings and native resolution, because consoles use FSR and... that's it. Frame Generation, Nvidia Reflex, DLSS 3.5 and the RT performance the 4060 has are all tools you have at your advantadge. If you don't count how well this card does with RT in comparison to a PS5, you get double the performance, better image definition and around half the input latency (yes, even with Frame Gen on). Turn on RT, and then you get over double the performance of a PS5 (if the PS5 is also using RT), and better reflections on top of that (again, using the same settings), so you're getting what you paid for, and you're going to start saving money pretty quickly. A PS4 is $399 at the very least + 1 year of PS Plus is $80 and buying a game you'll have to spend lile $10, $15, $20, or more (it depends ln the game, and how you got it) on PS5, so it doesn't going to take long until you break even, and then start saving money with PC. I'm talking about short term. The only time when the PS5 is less expensive is on front, when you want to buy a platform to play one game in particular (keeping in mind your experience will be worst).
@@Amokzyy You also get Better Discounts with the Subscription and Comparing a top line 2015 GPU to a 2015 Xbox one is like Comparing the best 2019 Phone CPU to a 2019 $300 Phone.
All true, but with the advance in linux gaming, there are some operating systems that are being developed that are ready out of the box with drivers already installed. Current this statement holds true but in the near future these things wont be an issue.
This Short is awful. The PC is the most simple, pick up and play and most powerful device out there even on a budget. All these cons are over exagurated espacally the bulding part where if you don't wanna build it yourself just choose the parts you want and order from somewhere online to build it for you and it still offers a so so much better experience than any console period.
I agree the short is awful, but dude... I get you're trying to defend PC, but you do know that a Zotac RTX 4060 is $279 or $289 depending on the model you get, and any other model you get is $299 at the most? With Frame Generation, better ray tracing performance, DLSS 3.5, Nvidia Reflex, etc, because consoles are using FSR, you end up with double the framerate (higher if you use ray tracing), lower input latency, less artifacts, and better visuals than PS5 for $600, if you make a Ryzen 4500 (or similar price to performance) + 4060 build. Why do you have to go for used parts when new parts are enough to make PC look like a good deal, specially when you take into consideration the thousands of dollars you save during a generation thanks to cheaper games and free online.
@@joseijosei Agreed. Edited my comment to include online building instead of the used parts. The PC it's greatness and it's easy to use and even more so than a console but people love to spread misinformation to unaware consumers so they can crap on it when it's objectivly the much better, cheaper and easy to use choice.
@@Barris_ LMFAO... "TOXIC"... YOU WOKE POS. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 WHY WOULD ANYONE BUILD A PC WHEN IT HAS 0 GREAT EXCLUSIVES AND LOSES BEST GRAPHICS TO CONSOLES EVERY YEAR. 😂😂😂😂😂 OH... WHEN'S PC GETTING GTA6? 😂😂😂😂
Broke PC games can be just as expensive as console. Besides PC is overall more expensive to maintain. I'm not saying console is better because I think both of them are equally good I'm just saying that the prices of the games don't ruin the whole entire thing
That's just not true. Games are often in sale and if you bought the disc version you can straight up buy used games and have a ton of stores available to buy games on disc
Consoles need updates, can need troubleshooting, and are extremely difficult to repair. Not to mention you can get prebuilt PC's or even have them built for cheap from the place you buy your parts. Ie. Canadacomputers charges $60 to build for you and install os.
A big thing about PC is you can’t resell the games after you’re done with them. You’re stuck with your digital copy forever unless you have under 2 hours playtime.
www.youtube.com/@Sosuke_Aizen3859 A big thing about console is you can’t resell the games after you’re done with them. You’re stuck with your digital copy forever.
@@ZuluZizo Are you stupid? Have you ever used a console? You can buy the disc versions of games for consoles, they have disc drives, it isn’t digital exclusive like PC
@@ghalilahloumimiseconde3771 Me am implying that digital is the future with the fact that there are digital-only consoles now. it is what it is, physical will be gone soon or late.
Gaming on Couch vs Gaming with mouse and keyboard precision. If splitscreen couch coop was still around more, I'd be gaming on consoles as much as PC. I would have easily bought Killing Floor 2 on console all those years back for splitscreen.
I come from Nintendo, then SNEs, Play, PC, Xbox, Play Slim. And lately I'm playing in consoles because I see PCs more for work, recording music, etc. When I want to play I JUST WANT TO PLAY FOCUSED ON my VIDEOGAMES, and when I want to play and/or record guitar, bass, drums, I Use my PC because WHEN I WANT TO WORK I WANT TO ONLY WORK and of course I enjoy working recording music for fun. The point is, I like both worlds separated, mostly videogames on consoles, and the rest like manga, anime, music recording, etc on PC. ❤
No, the take is not awful at all, PC is so much cheaper in the long run, no subscription, much cheaper games and deals, one or even two free games every week
Both machines are good But one of my personal reason for not trying a console is mostly just forward compatibility of games, I just want to be able to play old games regardless of whether it's current gen or new gen. The only time I look at consoles way is games that are exclusive release to them. While I know most modern consoles are trying to make old games compatible to modern rig, imo it's kinda too late. Especially with the rise of handheld PCs in the market and is still improving each year, I may not look at getting console in the foreseeable future. Lastly not really hating on it. Just it doesn't feel as accessible as a pc would
I have been playing games on PC for years. You build a PC once. As for 1440p PC visually is better by a lot. Trouble shooting is better than waiting 6 months for an update. Drivers are done most times behind without you noticing them.
Normally I completely agree with your take, but this time... I can't. I was a hardcore console guy because of the reasons you listed, but now almost everytime I do have time to play some games, I have system updates, then I have game updates, if I dont have enough room I have to delete games just for the updates, on top of if I want to play some games online, I have to pay a subscription to play... maybe a few years ago console was better, but now that they're almost completely digital... pc is the way to go.
Recently built my first PC after being primarily a console gamer most of my life. Aside from PC games when I was a kid like RuneScape, WoW, and flash games, I’ve always had a console. I had a shitty PC with my PS5 that let me play oldschool runescape and watch twitch streams and stuff but my new PC is a fuckin beast lol. Anyone with any type of comprehension on how PCs work and what they do will know they are far superior to consoles. Consoles have the plug and play ability and they are centralized around gaming which makes them very efficient and very affordable which they win in that department. But there’s absolutely no denying that actual performance, capability, longevity, and upgrade ability goes to the PC. It’s just a far superior device. Not to mention you can completely customize the PC to your liking and even throw some cool rgb in there to spice it up ;)
Well, i really like both, because on console im sure any game put out for it will play, but my pc helps me play emulated games that i dont want to use my copies of to let them live another day.
Its pretty simple if you Just want a device for entertainment go for a console because trust me after a long day in work sitting infront of your desktop you just want to chill and play some exclusives on your Console its way better than again sitting infront of a desktop but yeah if you want over all stuff or you are a student go for Pc because end of the day you will understand that you need to do something to earn your living and then you will learn some skills and will go for a job or a business will get tired sitting infront of a desktop and will buy a console to just chill
We have PC builds IN STOCK today at zttbuilds.com 😉
Ship to india ?
CONSOLES.... BETTER GAMES, VISUALS, ONLINE, EASE OF USE, LOCAL MULTIPLAYER, PRICE.
PC... MODS DERRRRRP. 🤡🌍
@@PCGAMINGISDOGSHITconsoles do not have better visuals. What are you on😂
@@AidenS7197 LMFAO.... NAME A YEAR AND THE BEST LOOKING GAMES OF THAT YEAR KID.
PC LOSES EVERY TIME. 😂😂😂😂😂
@@PCGAMINGISDOGSHIT what are you talking about? Games? I’m talking about the raw power and performance
Gaming consoles are optimized for gaming and have hardware dedicated to do so, at the end of the day they’re just massed produced gaming pcs with a special os and a controller.
And a tax to connect to the internet
Xbox??
@@addictedtosynthwave8151 we're talking about gaming here...
@@n0tprem1um75 it’s called modding and piracy!
But the point stands. You can get games on steam for 50% - 75% off compared to console games. With steam sales you can go further
“the system doesnt matter as long as you are having fun”- sun tzu art of war
Did bro really say that
@@cl4y yes
@@cl4yhe did
Don’t give a shit
If it performs well but yes that is having fun. Definitely research
Play whatever you want. In the end it's just a box with some circuits in them. Why we fight over then so much makes no sense.
Brause one is wayyyyy better then other undoubtedly but some ppl are have brick instead of brain they favour way inferior option pricy but efficient Which is pc all the problems this guy said are bs they are fixed i have both console and pc and pc is way better i had no husel but waiting for my pc to get ready
@@vmerc1068 Iam 35 now. Ive pcs would give me no hussels 15-20 years, i still would have black hair not grey 😂.
true bro, different people has different preferences. Just enjoy your game.
Because there’s literally no games for console, PC allows you to play pretty my much any game, wether it’s fan made, or a game that just isn’t compatible with consoles, consoles are sooo limited, and don’t have any games that are worth playing, plus they don’t allow you to mod, so if the game is ass you fucked
Thinking of going back to pc like i did in the 2000s the way i use to, plus more controller options, mouse n key, free online, mods, customizations and no backwards compatibility worries, just relive and play everything again on 1 platform.
I work as a software developer so I already sit in a gaming chair 8-10 hours per day. When I play games I like to sit in my recliner and relax.
Using steam big picture I do the same with my living room pc. It's not really a point in consoles favor that you can play it in a recliner.
This is insinuating that you can’t set up a PC to function as a couch console, which is completely false. PC dominates any console.
@@calculator91bruh, why do you care if someone else plays on a console? Are you literally brain dead? Bro just let people play in what them want and care about yourself
@@iLegionaire3755yikes
@@calculator91 and all that has to happen in order to open big picture mode is just press the home button on whatever console.
After getting over the hype of going from console to pc, Im inclined to tell you its fine to enjoy gaming on whatever platform you can afford. You can justify a bunch of arguments for every platform. Even PC gamers argue over which pc parts are best and roast each other for their choices. So do yourself a favor, don't let others make you feel bad if you enjoy console gaming. I havent upgraded my pc from a 1070 because the current market is so expensive. I got a ps5 instead and happy with the price i paid for it as well as the games.
If i was going to buy a console i would either wait till the new PS5s (slim and pro) drop or wait for a few years till the price goes down
No use buying a console just to have another platform just for gaming.
@@gladiatorgamer9502I did, and I’m glad I did
This was a very smart move. Imo the PS5 is a solid little console for $500. I'm actually stripping down my PC and going to do the same. I'm tired of fiddling with it after all these years. I just want stuff to work.
@@RTXRetroGoBut it should be said that PC gaming is in a very weird spot at the moment. On the one hand more and more japanese games come to that platform but on the other hand most modern PC ports (especially UE4 and UE5 games) stutter like hell even on high end PCs.
This take right here should end this petty PC vs Console war.
I don't know if it'll ever end. Maybe unless one of options ends up with so many more cons than pros, the other becomes a de-facto choice.
@@SweetTodd well when you compare things you compare them at the same price point and consoles destroy pc at their price point
Fr you can't play online on console for free can you? Plus on pc you can play keyboard, mouse which is better, end of debate pc better.
@@KINGOFDUBSOFFICIAL Nothing else about console is better than pc except price point.
@@GodrickTheGrafted123 you can play with mouse and keyboard on console too, just not every game. That’s the same with pc, you can use controller but just not on every game.
Saying mouse and keyboard is better is just a subjective opinion. Controllers offer way more immersion and haptic feedback like adaptive triggers
Console = games.
PC = endless oppertunity.
You had one job, just one. What a fail.
@@Dr.Ticklebum69😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah no body asked!
Pc - endless responsibility
LMAO
PC = 0 GREAT EXCLUSIVES.
GARBAGE ONLINE GAMING.
HORRIBLE OS.
WORSE OVERALL VISUALS.
I been building gaming PC for 25 years, but now I bought an Xbox X. Spending 8-10 hours a day on a desk at work is enough. Relaxing on the couch with a console is so much better and easier.
My thoughts exactly. I was young and naive. I used to think consoles were dumb. Now that I’m over 30 and I’m beginning to see why consoles are more convenient.
You can play your pc on a couch too.
@@Maku98_yes but it is a hassle compared to literally pressing one button and being able to play games instantly
@@tombarbecue9825 true
@@tombarbecue9825You guys know what Moonlight and Sunshine are?
I would also like to point out the fact that I just spent an hour trying to get a game that was previously working fine on my PC to work again because it was running super slow and in slow motion. Where is if I had just download it on my Xbox, which is currently is, I would be fine and able to play the game and not have wasted an hour.
Sounds like you don't know how to use a pc?
I’ve been gaming on all of them for a while now, though did start on console until a couple years ago. One of the most touted and oversold features PC players will harp on is modding. In my experience, most of the mods are novelty, one to two play session events that end in three distinct scenarios: You have your fun and forget about it by the next weekend, you introduce all kinds of technical issues and spend more time trying to fix it than playing it, or you are unimpressed that it doesn’t match the description and hype and end up playing something else, forgetting to uninstall it as it takes up space in your PC for months or years. That’s about 90% of the time, and the 10% that it fixes UI, improves performance or translation, or expands on the actual experience of a game (a fan made campaign, a new game mechanic) while legitimately awesome, doesn’t push modding into some mystical space that everyone who cannot do it is robbing themselves of fun for not taking part.
Modding is great. You’re not missing much if you don’t partake, considering how many available games are ready to go should you get bored.
I was once a console player, but i moved to pc, and everytime i look at my ps5 i get sad and start missing the console gaming its what i grew up with, i cant leave it behind
that how i felt too because i still have a old xbox that i used to play as a kid so yea.
I mean I have my gaming pc for more powerful or more dedicated gaming, and the ps5 is by the tv for when I want a relaxed session from my bed
Works well for me
When not buy a controller? It gives you all the perks of PlayStation without any other cons. I played all the Elgin ring on the PS5 controller
Just connect the ps5 controller to your pc et voila
*_Console Pros:_*
- Exclusives
- More affordable
- split screen?
*_Cons:_*
- Smaller game variety
- Better one releases every 5ish years
*_Pc Pros:_*
- Larger game variety
- Ability to tweak settings for better performance
- Compatible with controllers
*_Pc Cons:_*
- Most parts become outdated within every 5ish years
- More pricey
What exclusives sony has ported most of thier games to PC
Almost all this is false PC has significantly more exclusive than any console. PC also cost far less money over the long run expect for the switch Also PC can be small if you want.
@@getjinxed7354 it can be more pricey if you plan on getting completely up to date parts. I also said PC has a larger variety of games than console as well
@@getjinxed7354 And sure you can build with used parts and like an old gt 950 or something but it’s not going to perform as well as something like a ps4 or ps5. I prefer PC but console also has its perks
@Battle Droid A console is also outdated after 5 years and will cost you more in the long run since you can't upgrade anything and games aswell as online cost way more
Console is simply much more Accessible for the average person. A kid, someone on a low income, or simply doesn't have much time to game usually don't have a thousand+ dollars upfront to buy a pc. Even if you factor in subscriptions and higner game costs it will still likely take several years before you spend as much as you would on a pc.
computers don't cost 1000+ unless you buy overpriced parts
in the long run a pc can cost less while being much more versatile.
@@froznfire9531 ok, how long?
@@chewychewjr Thats depends on many things ofc
But a PC is upgradeable, games are much cheaper, online doesnt cost extra.
@@froznfire9531 PC Games are only in the short term cheaper, the consoles have the disc market, where older games are cheap and stay cheap, DRM and the launchers is also a thing on PC. 60 dollar a year, i mean this is nothing, but what you get is a functional system, where all your games is on one place, with a good achievement and cloud System, optimised for a good gaming experience.
His point stands. Buying games on PC is way cheaper
if you truly enjoy the games you play, you wouldn't be buying new games every other day.
@@dimactavicus you can't play a game forever. It will add up eventually even if you don't pirate games
@@numskullstop just upgraded my PC for the first time in 12 years. Costs 1,300 for a gtx 4060, intel i7, 16g ram and a 1tb ssd. It will last me another 10 years at least. Cope more
It really depends. You can buy console games at a very cheap price if they’re on sale. I’ve saved a lot on digital Xbox games that were put on sale for a limited time.
@MaseTheAce i just bought battlefield V for 1.40 and hardline for 1.00 on PC. Console sales are not comparable to the Summer and Winter sales on Steam.
True, but with a pc you can do wathever you think about! Playing games, searching the web, do work with it…
When have we ever needed to search the web that much when we're gaming. It's 2023 have you heard of mobile phones that have Google?
Jesus… chill! I just wanted to show that a pc can be used in more ways
@@w1nX_CS nice thxs for the explanation but that still does not explain how easy it is to just use your phone alongside your pc
@OGGreen62 "When have we ever needed to search the web that much when we're gaming?"
Uh idk, why the fuck does your console have an internet browser and connect to youtube? It's literally just a much worse version of a PC.
@@cypherpunk121 Is it though go touch grass dude because I feel like your not doing enough research on gaming consoles. Oh thats right at least on console all I have to know is the controls and a tiny bit of knowledge on how to set up my game and its good. On pc it seems like a whole thing so you can not be talking
It's why I love handheld consoles because it lets you play your games anywhere
Mods destroy every argument
Nah, only if you cared about it. I personally cared especially for Bethesda games. As much as people claiming Skyrim is unplayable without mods, there are millions of players who don't give a shit about modding and enjoy vanilla
Most people don’t care about modding
Idk I used to have a gaming pc and only ever modded OG Star Wars Battlefront 2 and maybe Skyrim. I tend to play my games vanilla. Hell, I have never played a modded version of Minecraft lol
I was a former PC zealot which became a console fanboy, especially of the PS5, in the span of a few months and now the most awaited thing for me is the next console iteration.
Since middle school (2002), I've been playing on consoles until about 3-4 years ago when I switched to PC. From experience with both, I can confirm that PC is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, you have far fewer restrictions on what you can play, what you can do, and how good your games can look and run. On the other hand, unlike consoles, if you aren't decent with tech, navigating settings, and troubleshooting, a PC is a nightmare for figuring out why something isn't working because there's a good chance any issue could have at least half a dozen potential reasons for why it's happening.
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Idk man. Can't do anything wrong with installing games on steam. I mean it's more impressive to fail than to succeed at that.
My thing is I’m in IT. I CAN troubleshoot and HAVE the knowledge but I can’t be bothered to work on my own pc after dealing with computers on a 12 hour shift
Just got my first gaming pc. Been 24 hrs and still cant play a game yet. Controller wont work on gamepass but does on steam. Downloads take forever. Updating everything. Waiting waiting waiting. When i got ps5 i was playing in 5 min no hassle. I regret buying a pc. I hate it i have no desire to play games with 40 buttons to remember forcing me to sit at a desk instead of a comfy chair or couch. Its ridiculous
any luck?
You can play your pc on a TV as well
@@DeadPiixxelIs there a way that you can set your pc to emulate the ease of a console on a tv? On PS5, I just pick up my controller, turn on the tv, and that’s it. Can I do that with my pc? Ideally turn it on with controller as well and even use it to scroll through my desktop options like I would on the console’s OS. I want to switch but I need to get over a few adjustment hurdles.
@@marker7753 There’s a setup and it isn’t as seamless but the closest you could get is probably a fronted launcher on your PC set to open in big screen mode on startup.
Playnite is free and has tons of theme options available so it can even have a PS5 UI or Switch UI or a bunch of custom ones. You connect your Steam and other accounts and you can access and navigate your library from there with a big picture mode.
You can also just set Steam Big Picture to open on Startup but that’s more limited albeit a bit more simple. Then there are other options like Launchbox with Bigbox, etc.
Skill issue i guess
Play on whatever platform you want, life is short
"Much cheaper" yeah enjoy your £80 games while I just ☠️
ANOTHER FOREIGNER. JFC. 😂😂😂😂😂
Consoles are 3x less expensive but that’s mainly because they get you to pay more for thier subscriptions the games are priced the same
Do you buy all your games at full price or do you wait for sales?
Because consoles can get games cheap after some time.
Piracy should only be a moral stance due to bad companies. Not "hehehehehe you console plebs. You PAY for your games? I steal mine."
@@austinfowler2707 Yup. Consoles have physical games you can buy used, trade in, trade with friends or flat out borrow/lend.
PC cheaters are why there's no developer wasting any time creating new games for PC. Just unoptimized ports to make a few extra million off a fraction of PC gamers that actually buy their games.
@@austinfowler2707 It's not theft. Game devs don't sell you games anymore they sell you a temporary license to play the game, that's how they're able to ban you. If they ain't selling me a game I can keep then how is it theft.
I was on PlayStation exclusively until a year or two ago. I've run into WAYYYY more problems with PC than with PlayStation, after putting $2800 AUD into it so far.
have fun spending lots of money on gamepass just to play online lmao
@@Pikachara I don't play online games, just some AAA single player ones
@@Pikacharayeah but id rather spend my money on things i know will work, i spent like 2000$ for my pc back in 2016, then graphics card broke and had to spend another 500$ for it.
back to an xbox series s now hahaa
@@Pikacharajust make an alt and pay 1€ lmao
@@rurrochman
Someone that doesn’t understand pc complains about pc problems
How surprising
The problem with PC gaming now is the huge influx of cheaters. There’s a device called DMA and it allows the person to run cheats undetected. It’s becoming more & more available to regular users. It was more of a streamer thing but now people are getting their hands on them easier. I’d rather not bother with multiplayer games anymore. Single Player for me now with NexusMods. Thats all I need.
50 years old and picked up gaming now my kids are grown. Bought a steam Deck. Because €2000 + for a PC or laptop just for gaming sounds nuts to me. Love the Deck to bits. Best buy in years.
wrong choice, you could have bought a ps5 or series x at that price
"Just for gaming" is only because of what you choose to do with it
@@hamzaboughraira4455glad you speak for everyone else. You get far more out of the deck than the other consoles.
@@hamzaboughraira4455 And pay nearly $100 to play yuwur own games online lul No Thx, PC wins again
The adjective shouldn't be "better", but "easier".
Gotta need a console for gta6 now lol
We still are gonna get it. Late but hey it is what it is
@@Aye_itsjulol you will get it in 2077😂😂😂
@@Hug02002More like 1 or 2 years later.
I never care about Console vs PC.
If I never care for the Console War, I will don't care for the war between Console and the PC. As longer you can play your favorite games is all that matter.
Exactly. Most people who actually engage in this argument are immature as hell
Zach and the whole ZTT is amazing man been following since game tests on the GTX 960. And now i love the short form content even more❤
absolutely, thanks to nvidia push 4080 to 1500$ for a Vga card
Being able to pay $1,000 (500 for console and 4 to 500 for 1440p 120hz monitor) to play a game at 1440p 120 hertz is a pretty damn good deal in my opinion the controller's already included
Dude that’s insanely high price for a 120hz monitor
144 hz monitor is the next stage though? 120 hz are ehh
plus idk my console can't even stay at 60 fps in hecking GTA V while driving fast.
Consoles are trash tbh.
also consoles can't even get normal minecraft they literally give you minecraft for phones that's an BIGGGGGG L
@@Pikachara bruh 120 hz monitors shouldnt be more than 150
1080p upscaled to 1440p
Console peasant moment thinking 120 hz should be that expensive 🤦♂️
Only reason I’m on PC is because I started getting into 3D modeling / Unity development and the machine I bought runs the games at the level of next gen console hardware.
If I was just gaming it would be a waste of money to me. But, I do other things with it and can also play the same games so it made sense to gravitate away from consoles.
I do know some people who’ve spent 2-4K$ on machines specifically to play games and while everyone is free to do as they wish, I find that ridiculous.
Edit: PC does also have its advantages as far as selection. There are tons of great games on steam that aren’t on consoles.
I have both but I kinda like my ps5 more honestly
Must be very casual
No offense
@@thetf8142 none taken. For gaming I like it more cuz the games are much better optimized and it is much better playing on a TV then a monitor and also it kinda feels better. Idk how to explain it but the atmosphere is kinda better especially when I play games like cod
@@altairibn-laahad5889YES NO ONE TALKS ABOUT THIS
@@thegreatest9173 lol
I’m debating on getting a ps5, I have a pc but I mainly play multiplayer games on it with friends, I have tried to get into single player games on the pc but I like it better on the couch and not sitting alone in my dark room, also I’m the only one in my family who plays on the pc so I can’t play games with my uncle and cousins. Which sucks
Ps5 is so crazy tho like Spider-Man 2 and mk1 are gonna go hard. Also it doesn’t really matter unless your on a different budget cus in the end it’s just about having a good time
Consel is better for having outside support and a general consistency since each model is always the same.
Pv is better for customizability and possible power at the cost of having to deal with more pain yourself since only you know how it's made
just depends on what you want
short story:I dont have much free time and gaming on pc is a pain in the ass with the updates,troubleshoot and never ending upgrades for performance issues.PS5 is way better for casual gamera with a life and a job.
You can by a pre built, the amount of troubleshooting is more than console yes, but it overblown how much you might have to do it or it might take 1 minute to fix. Driver updates can be set automatically you DONT have to update them every time unlike console's system updates. I don't know how having a Pc means you don't have a life or a job, like don't people use the money from their job to fund buying a Pc ? You can like console ma=ore but you're argument here don't make sense
cheap pcs or prebuilts are good for casual players or hardcore imo
Its only a pain if you're incompetent, thats just facts.
and you probably have zero social life and I would guess you are poor.@@mrbust999
Driver and windows updates were fast and quick, you know nothing about troubleshooting and just complainin on the internet without actually finding a solution, pathetic
Gaming laptops is best bcz we can bring it is wherever we want
I’m loving my pc way more than a console rn. I get to play older games and even play both Xbox and PlayStations exclusives, a few tho. The graphics have a good extra kick. Also, I get to play with a ps controller or Xbox. Options are almost endless. Oh and mods makes the single player games much more fun for a nice little change or fix a annoying issue in the game👌
You just need a monitor,an electric bill,a gaming chair(A good one),a gaming desk
Yeah 😂
You dont need a gaming desk, chair. And even consoles need a monitor and an electric bill plus 70 dollar's for a single game
imagine paying 10 usd every month
@@6yg5 Do you really need the subscription? Not really but only if you wanted the game deals, features and the ability to play paid online games
@@6yg5People pay that for their music subscription, each streaming services and also their internet, water and electricity bills. So it’s not as bad as you think
@@6yg5 Imagine not being able to afford paying $10 a month
Anything budget just go with a console honestly
Laptops: 😢
It ain't actually 4K, it's upscaled.
Funny thing is a 4K TV will upscale 1080p to 4k by hitting ZOOM. So you can play a original PS4 or Xbox One with 1080p output on a 4K TV. The 4K upscaling on consoles is a worthless gimmic. My friends 4K TV does a good job upscaling old TV shows in 480p to 4K.
Most gamers don’t care. I can’t tell the difference without watching a side by side comparison video. This is coming from a pc gamer btw.
@@MoistPancakes You completely missed the mark here. This guy touted 4K as some huge benefit to consoles, but in fact they are usually not even managing 1080P, its like 900P or so in a lot of games. A complete shitbox PC could run 900p upscaled to 4K no problem, so this isn't a real pro to consoles. The guy says "They can play 1440p or 4K content for much cheaper than a gaming PC can". Consoles are great for people who don't need any computer at all and would like something that is idiot proof and seamless. That is a real demographic of people and I'm happy for them too, the extra effort of PC can be annoying sometimes.
Ps5 and series x can play 4k natively. Series s is upscaled.
@@toyo8460 the key word here is it "can" run natively at 4K, but for nearly all AAA titles it wont on any of those consoles, not just the series s.
If you watch this video for example of a PS5 and a PC being compared side by side in dead space, and watch as the character crosses the bridge at the 5 minute mark, there is clearly a higher level of detail in the text on the sign of the doorway ahead of you. This is because the internal render resolution on the PC is higher.
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I didn’t buy PC to only play games,It helps me to do assignment, study, productivity, watch movie, do meetings and many more. I think PC is a perfect thing for me.
Same and I focus on game development with pygame and with unity as well. As a game developer PC is much more useful
I’ve been into pc since I was 13 and have built all of my friends pcs, but now that I’m in med school, my pc has gathered dust and the ps4 came in clutch for playing fighting games with friends or single player games in 2 hour burst since I don’t have much free time other than that.
Was thinking of either waiting for the new ps5 or upgrading my 7 year old pc and am leaning more into the ps5 since it’s just easier to forget and pick up immediately where I left like 2 weeks before I last played lol
300 dollars for a console vs 3000 dollars for a single part 💀
Edit: can you pc gamers chill the fuck out?
Used Parts: ಠ_ಠ
you'd need 300 consoles to reach the power of the 3000 dollars single part🤡
So you change the numbers but your point still stands somehow? Donkey
@@rano12321You need a 1000 dollar pc to compare it to a 250 dollar console😭
This man maybe a liar
I am indonesian pc gamer
I am can afford i7 gen 3 + ram 8gb + vga ddr 5 1gb + 500gb memory only $130
I am not play lastest game because to expendive on steam. But, i am ever play GTA 5 until ending with my pc and its fine😊😊😊
I switched to consoles for most games. Even with a xbox series s you get 60fps on a lot of games and that shit goes for like 250$
On a PC, you can play a million games, both old and new at the same time, how to play old games on PS5 is interesting, there are console emulators, the graphics are simply amazing, unlike consoles, games can be downloaded for free, there are a lot of patches on the Internet, free online, any gamepads, up to the top level of customization. In short PC forever.
The worst part is that some people spend 3k on a gaming Pc just to play 1 game just to loose against a $399 Console player.
Sometimes it's literally not about the FPS kbm fov slider, it's about the skill the ping the player
@@frozenturbo8623A balanced skiller player playing on a pc will win most console players with the same skill, yet they force us to play vs kbm players either way.
What many people overlook is that you can buy physical copies of the game. If steam closes down, what happens to your entire library? You most likely won't be able to download the games any more that you bought.
I have 6 PCs (desktops/laptops) and I went back to console. I still use my PC for some games and for work/media consumption, but I found myself spending more time tinkering, benchmarking and upgrading than I did actual gaming. I would spend all my time looking at PC part news, planning my next upgrade, etc. Now that I play mostly on a console I can enjoy my game without thinking about FPS or upgrades
Theres so much relief becus u aren’t continually checking cpu/gpu temps, vram, driver upgrades. Just turn it on n play
Hey bro learning is better for you. You achieve better and new skills that can actually get you a good job in life. And a rtx 3060 can outperform a ps5 and it only cost around $250-$300 and you can get the rest of the parts for like $200-$400 more. Which is more than a ps5 but at least it can outperform it in most aspects. I’m not saying buying a ps5 is bad, I’m just trying to prove that pc aren’t that expensive because newer consoles come out for like $1000 and go down to like $500 in 2-3 years. So it’s kinda even.
That 2nd part is just not true at all. Consoles didn't "come out for like 1000 and go down to 500." The release date price for both the PS5 and the Xbox Series X was $500. Some people bought a PS5 for up to $1,000 if not more because people would buy them at the actual price of $500 and resell them for much higher. What was it you said? Something about learning being better for you? You should take your own advice.
@@AlexWashiyif people were forced to pay $1000 for a ps5 that’s what the ps5 cost. I’m not gonna say an 3080 was $500 when they were only being sold by scalpers for double
@@daniel7035 1. Nobody was forced to do anything
2. What kind of pathetic logic is that?
3. PC parts are constantly scalped, litteraly all the time.
@@AlexWashiy if you paid $1000 it costs $1000
@@AlexWashiy 1 if you couldn’t get ps5 for msrp and you didn’t take the option to wait for months or not buy a ps5 then yes you were forced to pay scalper prices unless you were really lucky.
2. If you paid $1,000 it costs $1,000
3. I never said pc prices weren’t scalped but we also have WAY WAY more options in terms of each individual part and what you’re willing to pay
Pc building is fun because it’s hard, not because it’s easy.
You can easily say it’s yours, not just some prebuilt.
Or you could get a pre-built pc or a laptop. Same and would still be better than a console
@@lordlopikong6940 true, but it's less fun and u'd have to spend a bit more than if u built it urself
As someone who like to do many things along with gaming... I have to choose Pc
No cracked games
No listning to music or yt
Have to buy newest console for newest games
Id stick with my decent pc man
They do have yt, spotify and even discord tho...?
You okey in the cave ?
and alot more money spotify youtube exists and your proud of playing pirated games??? and 500-500$ buying a prebuilt is only reasonable because a ps5 is prebuilt with peripherals (as the pc comes with a 80 dollar controller a game and a headset worth 30 bucks) you literally cannot beat a ps5 so yeah console over ps5 on a 500$ budget
You can beat a PS5 on a 500 hundred dollar budget it just doesn't have to be prebuilt. For 500 hundred dollars a PC gets over 130 fps on basically any game. And even if I'm wrong I would rather have windows to scroll the web and have millions of more games
@@toxyy-bo4xm you completely didnt listen i said u have to get equal parts to a controller quality of a ps5 (80$) and a headset worth atleast 20 shaving off a minimum of 100$ (i even gave the benefit of rounding it to 100) and have the same quality its simply not happening and the ps5 can scroll the web and have millions of games not accessible by pc as its a console only (unless of course you use a (i forgot but its similar to a window in a window that allows you to play ps and xbox games) but that comes from altering files which you can also do with ps5 but its using ps gui so kinda cheating however i do own a pc and say if ps had the budget and audience i have no doubt it would neg any pc for the same price range including the peripherals
Basically in short:
If you are a hardcore gamer: get a console
If you are a gamer/streamer/work person: get a pc
If you're a hardcore gamer why not get a pc lol?
Switch the work person and hardcore gamer and you got the right answer (somewhat)
@@Terjecs some hardcore gamers might not want to do multitasking activities, therefore a console would be better
@@Bubbalinguini you dont need to do multitasking at all tho. you can just game on it just like a console
@@Terjecs yes, but like the guy said. A console is a cheaper option if you are planning just to do gaming
Hahaha, good one with the “no building.” That’s one of the most fun parts about gaming on PC! Master Race baby!!
Despite owning a gaming PC, I prefer consoles for gaming.
I've never built a gaming PC, partly because 1) the parts are very delicate and I have tremors in my dominant hand
2) There's a lot of fore-knowledge you need just to make sure you're getting all the right parts & what they all are capable of.
The third reason being that unless youre going for a high-end gaming rig you need to mess with the settings a lot to make sure it runs right.
www.youtube.com/@CntrazZombie4 [1] [1.1] The parts are as delicate as a console, but they just sit there, so it will not matter lul.
[1.2] Tremours in hand, so yuwu choose the platform that only allows contollers that yuwu also must hold constantly while playing - terrbile logic.
[2] A PC is made up of like, 10 parts. Never buy a car, yuwu will need to know all of the parts before yuwu build one, or what car to buy if it is pre-built.
[3] It is easy if yuwu are not braindead. Practically every game has a "Low setting / High proformace" option in the settings if not the 1st pop-up menu when launching the game.
Question is, is your PC better than PS5 or XSX?😅
Light years better
I prefer console
Conclusion evrybody has different opinions
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Irrelevant to facts.
Pony a) Has weak $100 PC.
Pony b) Has godly $2,000 PC.
Does not change fact that PC is still better than consoles in every way possible will only continue to do so.
@@ZuluZizo that's your opinion
I spent $820 on my pc and I can play every game I tried so far.
Well of course. But a PS5 would have better graphics then what your PC would safely output (coming from a guy with a 2019 era gaming pc with a 1660 super and a PS5)
@@IronIsKingIt doesn't. A Ryzen 4500 + RTX 4060 is $600 or less, and not only it has better performance, but once you take into consideration Nvidia Reflex, Frame Generation, better RT performance, DLSS 3.5, etc, using the exact graphics settings and resolution, you get better definition, better visuals, lower input latency and double the framerate (or over double the framerate if you use ray tracing) than a PS5.
How is it that a $820 would have worst performance than a PS5 exactly, if a $600 build can already get double the performance of a PS5?
@@joseijosei lol a 4500 and 4060 is $430. which leaves you $170 to spend for the rest of your build💀you're lost
What? No, they're not. If you found them at those prices, whether you're paying more for the 4060 or the 4500, then... go find similar parts for that price range that perform better? A 4500 is not $140. It's half that price. RTX 4060 are hard to find at over $299 actually. Zotac has the cheaper ones, and they range from $279 to $289 (this is the bigger one).
Ryzen 5 4500: $68
Asus Prime B450 M-K II $61
Kingston Fury Beast 16GB DDR4 $40
Crucial 3P3 1TB NVMe SSD $35
Zotac RTX 4060 $289
MSI MAG A650 BN PSU $50
MSI MAG Forge M100R Case $55
I don't know where you're looking for those parts, but if you truly have to elevate your price by that much, swap that motherboard and CPU for something else. There are already newer offers for a similar price.
You can add a mouse and keyboard combo for $10 to $15. If you need Windows those are another $16, but it's not needed. Thanks to the community you can have a Steam Deck like experience for free, but your system would be more focused on gaming than anything else.
Basically console is for people who know nothing about PC and just want to play.
Can be other way around and that's just biased thinking
Not to mention first or 3rd party exclusives. Yes I'm aware there's emulation but that's not the same experience.
Microsoft and Sony have NVIDIA to thank for pushing more gamers to switch to console since they suck
Hopefully AMD succeed with world domination. Nvidia and everyone in their pockets are trying to prevent that though.
amd components suck ass@@RTXRetroGo
@@scottlennon7903 do you even use amd component or seen what they can do? Like your literally just wrong it's hardly even opinion based
NVIDIAs 4090 is very very far from sucking, and the 5090 I predict will have little completion from AMD or Intels BattleMage. I love both Intel and AMD, but NVIDIA dominates everything, hate them all you like but they are at the top and can charge what they charge because NVIDIA are the best of the best.
It is heavily rumored that NVIDIA is going to buy Intel to manufacture their own CPUs.
I love both but every 4ish years the console begins to lag and they release a better version so you have to buy it and as it was you'll have to buy 3 versions of a console in 10 years but PC just buy 2 GPUs and CPUs ( depends on what you choose low tier parts or high tier parts ) both have their flaws but I see PC kinda having the edge in terms of future proof
How do you explain that console gaming is cheaper than PC? There are no online subs you have to buy for PC to play MP games. The sales that steam runs like every month blows anything MS or Sony does out of the water. After 5 years, I don’t have to drop another $500 for a new console, PC can be upgraded for life. Plus, a PC does more than just play games.
You do know that on the xbox you can get the game pass for free every month with microsoft rewards
Thats like 400 games for free
Also with the xbox you can also so school work and all that
And why would you need to pay 1500 dollars to do your schoolwork when you can get a decent laptop thats portable for 500 dollars
@@_badcode3825What if you want a game that isn't on Game Pass? You do know that Game Pass is also on PC, and it's cheaper there, because Microsoft doesn't charge us for online access, right?
What if you want double the performance of a PS5? With Frame Generation using a 4060 + Ryzen 4500 $600 build you can get that. What reason do I have to get an Xbox instead then?
@@joseijosei In what world are you gonna get a 600 dollar 4060 + 4500 combo? Either you're somehow finding the best deals or lying. Maybe you could've had everything used except the 4060 but even that's still a bit shady to me.
@@frozenturbo8623 Shame you are really bad at finding deals. It doesn't have to be a 4500 to be under $600 btw. That's already outdated.
@@frozenturbo8623 Just checked now. Prices have dropped a lot. I can easily assemble a PC with ryzen 5500 and 4060 just under 600$. And that is despite pc parts here being much more expensive than west.
I was into pc gaming for the past 14 years and I came back to console gaming just for the simplicity of it and playing it on my big tv with my oversized comfy chair with my stool. Plus the driver timeouts after having an AMD RX 6700 XT has soured my experience with pc gaming. Too much damn trouble just to play video games
Building a race car pc it's so much fun seeing how powerful you can make it. It's a lot more expensive then when I started 35 years ago a lot more it boggles my mind how expensive is a graphic card is. Lucky I'm old my kids are grown and I can afford it , anything.
at least I don't have to keep updating my console to keep it working.
and I own my games instead of them being ran by a launcher.
@@TheAscendedHuman it's the truth
You still update the games on PC and uodate drivers like he said
You don't need to update your pc since it's barely any difference than a little bit more FPS(a gtx 1060 or similar and 8gb ram are enough) plus emulation is better than original hardware.
This is what someone who’s never owned a pc would say
And it’s hilarious
You still have to update drivers and games occasionally
Bro yall pay 3000 dollars just to play games from a 500 dollar console
On Xbox there’s bo2 which isn’t on PlayStation.. & there’s games on PlayStation that isn’t on Xbox so to play all those games you’d need both consoles.. which is over $1000. So why not just buy a pc to have access to all of them and so much more?
@@fastsnd3937 bud you know bo2 came out on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 right My point is not that y'all shouldn't buy a PC because you can do what you want with your money. And if you want to play BO2 then you you. But if you're mainly interested in stuff coming out now then what is the reasoning post to buying a $500 console? Maybe the other $500 console a post to buying a $3,000 PC?
@@superunordinarygamer7230 no shit, I used to play bo2 zombies on ps3.. on controller aswell but keyboard & mouse is far better and I’m able to play it on any game which is far better & bo3 custom zombies too is so good! There’s so much more to do on pc than console, on my ps5 all I was playing was GTA and Cold War
@@superunordinarygamer7230 I bought my pc for £1,200 so if i bought an Xbox and ps5 that adds up to around £800+ and don’t forget buying all the games at a higher price, it just works out best to have a pc plus I make videos too like daily so for me the pc is loads better. I had 2 laptops and a ps5 but now I can do everything in one, on the pc
@@superunordinarygamer7230 a post? Do you mean opposed? Not surprising coming from a console apologist who likes making up numbers like $3000
honestly in the end it's upto what u enjoy using the most
it absolutely isn’t an awful debate, it’s very relevant
It has never been relevant, buy whatever you like and enjoy it, end of story
@@alextana746 if you had brains you wouldn't have commented this, the whole point revolves around money, so it is relevant when you have to pay 60 bucks a piece for a game on a console brand new
@@jeretp you’re proving my point, you value the cost of a game, I value not having to deal with anything, sitting down and playing more than that, as I said, buy whatever you like and enjoy it. There is no need to debate what’s better because it’s subjective
@@alextana746 exactly
@@alextana746 😂
imagine need to pay for online access while you already paying for the internet bill.
LMAO... OH NO. $4 A MONTH FOR A SUPERIOR ONLINE WITH 24+ GAMES INCLUDED IN A YEAR.
WHILE PC GAMERS PLAY WITH CHEATERS AND MODDERS IN EVERY GAME. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
With that logic, I shouldn't have to pay for games because I paid for my PC.
@@frozenturbo8623 we don't because piracy exists 😂
imagine need to deal with cheaters in every online game existing after paying 2000$ for a pc just to get smoked by some cheating ass kid with a potato setup😂
On console you MUST pay for a subscription to play most of your games online,even if you paid full price for that game, if this didn't existed then consoles would be x100 better.
It wouldn't, because you save a much higher amount of money during a generation because of cheaper games. Do the math: if you spend $10 more a week on consoles, how much do you spend in 7 years? What about someone who plays a lot and can save $20 a week? Is that more than 7 years of a $80 subscription?
Edit: Typo.
@@joseijoseiYou spend less on pc though, a lot of games are on sale, or you can get them for really cheap through sites. And you don’t pay for a subscription. Most games on console are full price. So if you were to buy 2 games you’d already be spending 120 bucks if both games were 60 bucks. Now if you pay for online subscription too thats around 120 bucks a year. In 5 years thats about 600 euros, and you could have used that money for other things. Pc is more expensive in the short term, console more in the long term. A top tier graphics card from 2015 still holes pretty well in most games today. A xbox from 2015 needs to play every game on lowest settings or will have performance issues.
@@Amokzyy I know. I said "more" by accident. I meant $10 less. If you read the rest of the comment you'll see I was talking about saving money on PC. What other $80 a year subscription I would be talking about if it wasn't PS Plus?
And PC isn't more expensive short term either. On front? Yeah, but barely, and you get more than the extra you paid. A Ryzen 4500 + Zotac 4060 ($289) + 3P3 Crucial + 16 gigs Fury Beast build costs less than $600, even if you include mouse and keyboard. That build gives you access to not only better performance than a PS5 at base, but on top of that, you get some tools to get DOUBLE the performance using the same graphics settings and native resolution, because consoles use FSR and... that's it. Frame Generation, Nvidia Reflex, DLSS 3.5 and the RT performance the 4060 has are all tools you have at your advantadge. If you don't count how well this card does with RT in comparison to a PS5, you get double the performance, better image definition and around half the input latency (yes, even with Frame Gen on). Turn on RT, and then you get over double the performance of a PS5 (if the PS5 is also using RT), and better reflections on top of that (again, using the same settings), so you're getting what you paid for, and you're going to start saving money pretty quickly. A PS4 is $399 at the very least + 1 year of PS Plus is $80 and buying a game you'll have to spend lile $10, $15, $20, or more (it depends ln the game, and how you got it) on PS5, so it doesn't going to take long until you break even, and then start saving money with PC. I'm talking about short term. The only time when the PS5 is less expensive is on front, when you want to buy a platform to play one game in particular (keeping in mind your experience will be worst).
@@Amokzyy You also get Better Discounts with the Subscription and Comparing a top line 2015 GPU to a 2015 Xbox one is like Comparing the best 2019 Phone CPU to a 2019 $300 Phone.
@@joseijoseiused physical games will always be cheaper, that is a fact.
Anyone who even remotely thinks consoles are better either don’t know what they’re doing, or have never played on pc, be honest 😂
All true, but with the advance in linux gaming, there are some operating systems that are being developed that are ready out of the box with drivers already installed. Current this statement holds true but in the near future these things wont be an issue.
The people saying that console games are cheaper dont know what steam unlocked is.
This Short is awful. The PC is the most simple, pick up and play and most powerful device out there even on a budget. All these cons are over exagurated espacally the bulding part where if you don't wanna build it yourself just choose the parts you want and order from somewhere online to build it for you and it still offers a so so much better experience than any console period.
Little stupid pc fanboy
I agree the short is awful, but dude... I get you're trying to defend PC, but you do know that a Zotac RTX 4060 is $279 or $289 depending on the model you get, and any other model you get is $299 at the most? With Frame Generation, better ray tracing performance, DLSS 3.5, Nvidia Reflex, etc, because consoles are using FSR, you end up with double the framerate (higher if you use ray tracing), lower input latency, less artifacts, and better visuals than PS5 for $600, if you make a Ryzen 4500 (or similar price to performance) + 4060 build. Why do you have to go for used parts when new parts are enough to make PC look like a good deal, specially when you take into consideration the thousands of dollars you save during a generation thanks to cheaper games and free online.
@@joseijosei Agreed. Edited my comment to include online building instead of the used parts. The PC it's greatness and it's easy to use and even more so than a console but people love to spread misinformation to unaware consumers so they can crap on it when it's objectivly the much better, cheaper and easy to use choice.
@joseijosei you don't have to get a 4060 amd gpus are a thing too.
How is PC "Pickup and play" "Simple"? You quite literally just plug the console and play games that's literally it
I’m going for console I would get a pc if I was playing crazy demanding titles but I’m mostly playing Fortnite so console is for me
@@Barris_ WHERE? FANTASY LAND. CONSOLES ARE SOLD AT A LOSS AS THEY'RE MASS PRODUCED. 😂😂😂
@@Barris_ LIST ALL THE PC PARTS AND LET'S SEE IF IT'S LESS THAN $500. 🤭🤭🤭🤭
@@Barris_ LIST
THE
PARTS
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@@Barris_ DERRRR GO WATCH THE VIDEO DERRRRR. 🖕🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Barris_ LMFAO... "TOXIC"... YOU WOKE POS. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
WHY WOULD ANYONE BUILD A PC WHEN IT HAS 0 GREAT EXCLUSIVES AND LOSES BEST GRAPHICS TO CONSOLES EVERY YEAR. 😂😂😂😂😂
OH... WHEN'S PC GETTING GTA6? 😂😂😂😂
but you pay 60 dollars for a single console game 💀
While some pc gamers (and I don't support this) pirate video games.
Additionally console gamers also pay to go online.
Pc games are for sale as well.. if you're thinking about pirating a game, then its not a comparison.
Broke PC games can be just as expensive as console. Besides PC is overall more expensive to maintain. I'm not saying console is better because I think both of them are equally good I'm just saying that the prices of the games don't ruin the whole entire thing
That's just not true. Games are often in sale and if you bought the disc version you can straight up buy used games and have a ton of stores available to buy games on disc
@@nico3064 Oh yeah. I also forgot that you can get games for free in the Epic Games store for a short period of time.
Only 2 Arguments:
PC: Valorant
Ps5: Spiderman
Consoles need updates, can need troubleshooting, and are extremely difficult to repair. Not to mention you can get prebuilt PC's or even have them built for cheap from the place you buy your parts. Ie. Canadacomputers charges $60 to build for you and install os.
Since I program and use a computer all day in my day job, I like to use console and controller to game in down time..
They literally have the software and hardware. Which means even in a bad hardware they sell. Possibly is, they can fine tune the games
A big thing about PC is you can’t resell the games after you’re done with them. You’re stuck with your digital copy forever unless you have under 2 hours playtime.
I agree , and you cant lose everything if you get banned (Microsoft does that ) because you only own a license
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A big thing about console is you can’t resell the games after you’re done with them. You’re stuck with your digital copy forever.
@@ZuluZizo What ? Have you ever played a console before ? Did you forget about physical games 💀
@@ZuluZizo Are you stupid? Have you ever used a console? You can buy the disc versions of games for consoles, they have disc drives, it isn’t digital exclusive like PC
@@ghalilahloumimiseconde3771 Me am implying that digital is the future with the fact that there are digital-only consoles now. it is what it is, physical will be gone soon or late.
Gaming on Couch vs Gaming with mouse and keyboard precision.
If splitscreen couch coop was still around more, I'd be gaming on consoles as much as PC. I would have easily bought Killing Floor 2 on console all those years back for splitscreen.
I come from Nintendo, then SNEs, Play, PC, Xbox, Play Slim. And lately I'm playing in consoles because I see PCs more for work, recording music, etc. When I want to play I JUST WANT TO PLAY FOCUSED ON my VIDEOGAMES, and when I want to play and/or record guitar, bass, drums, I Use my PC because WHEN I WANT TO WORK I WANT TO ONLY WORK and of course I enjoy working recording music for fun. The point is, I like both worlds separated, mostly videogames on consoles, and the rest like manga, anime, music recording, etc on PC. ❤
No, the take is not awful at all, PC is so much cheaper in the long run, no subscription, much cheaper games and deals, one or even two free games every week
Both machines are good
But one of my personal reason for not trying a console is mostly just forward compatibility of games, I just want to be able to play old games regardless of whether it's current gen or new gen.
The only time I look at consoles way is games that are exclusive release to them.
While I know most modern consoles are trying to make old games compatible to modern rig, imo it's kinda too late.
Especially with the rise of handheld PCs in the market and is still improving each year, I may not look at getting console in the foreseeable future.
Lastly not really hating on it. Just it doesn't feel as accessible as a pc would
I'm going with consoles
Upscaled 4k and 60fps is enough and I'm not waiting a couple years for console exclusives to launch on PC
I have been playing games on PC for years.
You build a PC once.
As for 1440p PC visually is better by a lot.
Trouble shooting is better than waiting 6 months for an update.
Drivers are done most times behind without you noticing them.
The last time PC won best graphics George W Bush was president.... GTFOH. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Pc is Great but id rather have a console just more simpler .
But Building, Troubleshooting, Updating drivers they all are satisfactory
Normally I completely agree with your take, but this time... I can't. I was a hardcore console guy because of the reasons you listed, but now almost everytime I do have time to play some games, I have system updates, then I have game updates, if I dont have enough room I have to delete games just for the updates, on top of if I want to play some games online, I have to pay a subscription to play... maybe a few years ago console was better, but now that they're almost completely digital... pc is the way to go.
Both are great but both are annoying to setup when it comes to cables
Recently built my first PC after being primarily a console gamer most of my life. Aside from PC games when I was a kid like RuneScape, WoW, and flash games, I’ve always had a console. I had a shitty PC with my PS5 that let me play oldschool runescape and watch twitch streams and stuff but my new PC is a fuckin beast lol. Anyone with any type of comprehension on how PCs work and what they do will know they are far superior to consoles. Consoles have the plug and play ability and they are centralized around gaming which makes them very efficient and very affordable which they win in that department. But there’s absolutely no denying that actual performance, capability, longevity, and upgrade ability goes to the PC. It’s just a far superior device. Not to mention you can completely customize the PC to your liking and even throw some cool rgb in there to spice it up ;)
Putting pcs together and tweaking it here and there is the best part.
Well, i really like both, because on console im sure any game put out for it will play, but my pc helps me play emulated games that i dont want to use my copies of to let them live another day.
Its pretty simple if you Just want a device for entertainment go for a console because trust me after a long day in work sitting infront of your desktop you just want to chill and play some exclusives on your Console its way better than again sitting infront of a desktop but yeah if you want over all stuff or you are a student go for Pc because end of the day you will understand that you need to do something to earn your living and then you will learn some skills and will go for a job or a business will get tired sitting infront of a desktop and will buy a console to just chill
A PC is a WORKING station.
Game is second. A console is made to PLAY not to WORK.
I dont see people paying 1800$ to do excel or navigate to a browser.
@@ghalilahloumimiseconde3771you do see them 3d model and edit videos
@@mus19990 you can still do video editing with a desktop that has very good cpu
@@mus19990 And I dont think someone working on 3d modeling would have a rgb desktop , it would be weird