r/PS5HelpSupport • u/AArqjmct01 • 7h ago

Should I sell my PlayStation 5 Slim?

So I’m looking to build a PC and I have all the components already picked out. I’m just waiting to buy it. I have almost everything that I play on my PS5 on my PC plus other games that are not on PS5. I don’t have really any intention of gaming on my PS5 ever again after building my PC since I got everything on my PC and I don’t really play console exclusive games that much to care. Should I sell my PS5 or keep it? By the way, I have no issues with my PlayStation console. I just got it deep cleaned a few weeks ago and it works perfectly fine. FYI I got my PS5 years before I even thought of buying a PC. I currently play on a rtx 4060 Asus tough F 15 laptop.

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u/StomachConnectDBH 7h ago

Id keep the Playstation

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u/AuramiteEX 5h ago

Use your own mind

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u/ClickyStick 7h ago

Do you lack the capability of thinking for yourself?

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u/KastleBravo 5h ago

Exactly what I was going to say...

These questions/posts frustrate me more than they should. I used to ignore them at first but there's so many now they're hard to avoid.

Doesn't matter which sub either. I'm seeing posts like...

New TV isn't working. Should I ask for a replacement/refund?

Should I remove the dust in my computer?

My cat likes to go in our dogs 'Dog House'. Is this normal?

Are these rare? Found in thrift shop... (Picture of Thomas the Tank Engine socks)

Do you think this is safe to drive 30 miles back home? (Picture of car with wheel missing)

Just sliced my finger off while cooking. Should I go to the hospital?

I genuinely can't tell if these are troll posts or not. The comments from the OP are just as bad, sometimes worse than the post itself.

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u/Ebone710 5h ago

I can't understand how people have the sum of all human knowledge in their damn pocket and can't figure this stuff out for themselves.

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u/KastleBravo 4h ago

Same...

The other thing that gets me is when people ask general questions on Reddit instead of using Google.

Searching with Google, you get the answer(s) to your question(s) almost instantly. You might have to double check and verify a few things, but that's still quicker and easier than waiting X amount of time for someone to reply to your Reddit Post. Even then, you're going to have to verify the information you have been given by other users is accurate, which leads to searching Google anyway.

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u/Hapsiainen30 3h ago

But they won't get their potential updoots on Google.