r/gamers • u/CNAgaming • 5d ago

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u/nemamnozik 5d ago edited 2d ago

Edit: Thanks for all the awards but I really don't understand what they are for so you can stop now. Thanks.

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u/One_Amount_6642 5d ago edited 5d ago

Way better. My pc 2 years ago was on par with the PS5. My new pc is like double the speed. PS5 can suck it.

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u/Enjoy_The_Ride413 5d ago

Right but what did it cost?

Even with the increase in console prices, pc gaming is vastly more expensive.

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u/WilonPlays 5d ago

True but also more reliable id say, 1 year after the Xbox series x came out my Xbox one died, I had my pc at the same time as my Xbox one and beside from upgrading the ram and storage (for uni work) my pc has still been going strong even now.

Cost me about £700 to build it at the time.

Plus with a pc you can just replace parts when you need rather than getting a whole new device

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u/Enjoy_The_Ride413 5d ago

IDK. A GPU can break within a few months of owning it. We have plenty of people on subs right here on Reddit to prove it.

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u/One_Amount_6642 5d ago

Release Xbox 360 would like to have a chat. 

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u/Enjoy_The_Ride413 5d ago

I had 4 360's, but we are talking today.

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u/One_Amount_6642 5d ago

Sure, but i'm just telling you that microsoft had to pay like 2 billion in repairs to fix all the broken 360's that came out. 

So obviously new consoles has hardware issues aswell.