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Someone tell me again why PC gaming is better. I've watched too many "why console is better vids".

 

HELP!

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if you don't already know why then it isn't going to be much better for you.

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if you don't already know why then it isn't going to be much better for you.

I do know why.. I just don't want to further into the dark side..

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Someone tell me again why PC gaming is better. I've watched too many "why console is better vids".

 

HELP!

 

People make "console is better videos?" what do they say?

 

 

Better hardware

More choice

suits many budgets

customizable settings

resolution options

better frame rates

better graphics

no subscription costs

backwards compatible 

cheaper games

steam sales/humble bundle/g2a

is also a PC - office work, photo editing, - you probably have a PC with your console too

can be used in the living room with a controller

PORN

can build your own to suit your tastes

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*deep breath* 60 FPS, 144Hz, availability and pricing of games, unlimited possibilities of usage, multi-monitor setups, backwards compatibility, better peripherals *inhales* PCMR, more titles available, better graphics, lower costs (for same performance as consoles), upgradeability, lifespan, easier troubleshooting, sexy builds *faints*

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because you can use a controller on a PC too.

because you aren't locked to stupid ass 792p resolution.

because you can get more than 30FPS.

because physX if you're into that.

because it's also a computer, not a game machine that tries to be a computer.

because of personal sense of accomplishment from building own gaming PC.

We can't Benchmark like we used to, but we have our ways. One trick is to shove more GPUs in your computer. Like the time I needed to NV-Link, because I needed a higher HeavenBench score, so I did an SLI, which is what they called NV-Link back in the day. So, I decided to put two GPUs in my computer, which was the style at the time. Now, to add another GPU to your computer, costs a new PSU. Now in those days PSUs said OCZ on them, "Gimme 750W OCZs for an SLI" you'd say. Now where were we? Oh yeah, the important thing was that I had two GPUs in my rig, which was the style at the time! They didn't have RGB PSUs at the time, because of the war. The only thing you could get was those big green ones. 

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Better game fidelity (I.e. higher res and frame rates)

Cheaper games

More options

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*deep breath* 60 FPS, 144Hz, availability and pricing of games, unlimited possibilities of usage, multi-monitor setups, backwards compatibility, better peripherals *inhales* PCMR, more titles available, better graphics, lower costs (for same performance as consoles), upgradeability, lifespan, easier troubleshooting, sexy builds *faints*

Thank you, kind sir. Here is a cookie.

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This is like asking "why is christianity better, i've watched too many "why judaism is better vids"".

 

You appear indoctrinated and are baiting someone to conform your bias. The possibility you're going to defend or rationalise your pre-existing bias, eventhough you're asking differently, is too easy to predict. And who is seriously going to waste his breath...

 

Or, you already know and are just creating trollbait. Either way, this is pointless.

 

EDIT; apparently still a lot of people try to explain...

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Thank you, kind sir. Here is a cookie.

*gets up from the floor* DID SOMEONE SAY COOKIE?!

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Thank you, kind sir. Here is a cookie.

 

What do the "pro console" people say, I cannot think of many pros

 

Cheap initial cost

Easy to use

Exclusives

 

thats it really.. there are no other advantages to console gaming, and arguably the cost factor is debatable due to online costs and game prices (plus you still have to buy a PC for normal stuff)

 

Honestly if Consoles did not have exclusives I would never even think of buying one

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You can customize everything like you want
Better graphics
Better fps
More games
Backwards compatibility
Steam
Better voice options like Team Speak
It's a PC it can do a million things a console can't.
No online fees
You can use whatever input device you want
Oculus Rift and Valve/HTC VR
The list goes on an on...
You'll need a computer anyways so why buy a crappy PC and a crappy console when you can have one device that's better than both.


 

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People make "console is better videos?" what do they say?

 

 

Better hardware

More choice

suits many budgets

customizable settings

resolution options

better frame rates

better graphics

no subscription costs

backwards compatible 

cheaper games

steam sales/humble bundle/g2a

is also a PC - office work, photo editing, - you probably have a PC with your console too

can be used in the living room with a controller

PORN

can build your own to suit your tastes

 

there's one.

 

 

and another.

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It depends on who you are, but here are some reasons:

-PCs actually help you finish projects

-More games

-Better hardware  

-4 freakin K resolution

-You can use it to edit videos

-You can render

-More mods for games

-You can have fun on LTT with it

-Experiences (may it be bad or good)

-Upgrades

-144hz

-RGB keyboards and mice

-Non-RGB keyboards and mice

-3 monitors at once (Yay!)

-You can brag about it on LTT

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What do the "pro console" people say, I cannot think of many pros

 

Cheap initial cost

Easy to use

Exclusives

 

thats it really.. there are no other advantages to console gaming, and arguably the cost factor is debatable due to online costs and game prices (plus you still have to buy a PC for normal stuff)

 

Honestly if Consoles did not have exclusives I would never even think of buying one

basically what they said.

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It depends on who you are, but here are some reasons:

-PCs actually help you finish projects

-More games

-Better hardware  

-4 freakin K resolution

-You can use it to edit videos

-You can render

-More mods for games

-You can have fun on LTT with it

-Experiences (may it be bad or good)

-Upgrades

-144hz

-RGB keyboards and mice

-Non-RGB keyboards and mice

-3 monitors at once (Yay!)

-You can brag about it on LTT

yay! ok thats enough.

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OK. ENOUGH. THANK YOU ALL. THIS WAS NOT A TROLL. IM NOT KIDDING. THIS WASN'T A TROLL.

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I think it totally depends on how much you plan to play, and how much you want to invest.

I'm getting a console because I don't play much. I'll sit down for maybe a few hours a week, and hammer out some Halo sessions with a few friends.

There's maybe 7 games I really want to play.

For me, it doesn't really make sense to drop $1200+ on a gaming computer. I can get a console for under $300.

 

Not only that but I do a lot of work on my PC.

So when it's time to enjoy something I'd rather not be still connected to it.

 

 

What do the "pro console" people say, I cannot think of many pros

 

Cheap initial cost

Easy to use

Exclusives

 

thats it really.. there are no other advantages to console gaming, and arguably the cost factor is debatable due to online costs and game prices (plus you still have to buy a PC for normal stuff)

 

Honestly if Consoles did not have exclusives I would never even think of buying one

Haha, people always quote the online cost. Is $3.50 a month really that much?

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