How CHEAP Can You Game For? - Console vs PC

[@ANS1s]

Still waiting for that AliExpress build, i bet you had some problems lol

[@maxwellparker5169]

It's an AliExpress build, waiting is just part of it

[@forzaflyracer3473]

I have an Aliexpress mobo/cpu with 6600m with Gamdias shiny bits. Runs outstanding.

[@L_e_t_h_e_r_e_a_l]

@@forzaflyracer3473l mean sure there is good deals that sound too good to be true on there but at the same time you are playing Russian roulette on websites like that. I’d rather spend more then be anxious of having being scammed or a product failing in a matter of a month. Good find though!

[@meowritz]

​@@L_e_t_h_e_r_e_a_live literally bought hundreds of items off AliE and never been scammed, i think using common sense is better.

[@L_e_t_h_e_r_e_a_l]

@@meowritz good for you, I guess? I have also but I will not buy computer parts off a website like that. Most of it comes from China, I don’t want to wait weeks for my package nor do I want a package damaged on arrival.

[@Cynnister-vy5tl]

I’m 52. Been gaming since 1978. It’s really easy for me to slam consoles and tout the greatness of PC gaming. But consoles have driven the market forward and given us some of the greatest gaming experiences of all time. I started on a Conmodore 64, then Amiga, then IBM clones and finally to current systems from there. The last console I owned was the SEGA Dreamcast. PC gaming for me is a no brainer but I respect consoles. I’m too old for the whole PC vs Console Fanboy thing. They both have and deserve their place.

[@bahaaghemrawi7989]

Damn, do you use the same username from 1978 tho?

[@Cynnister-vy5tl]

@@bahaaghemrawi7989 Always some variation on evil or Grim Reaper’s/Liches. This one since 2004 when Steam first came out.

[@jponz85]

I'm 38, been playing since regular Nintendo. I'm like you, don't care for the console/pc wars so I own them all and play them all lol. Built my own pc, still have retro systems like psp, vita, wii u, anbernic for retro gaming, gaming laptops lol. Idk I just like electronics. Got a steam deck too but hardly play it, I wonder why :/

[@Cynnister-vy5tl]

@@jponz85 Yeah I have my Atari 2600, Colecovision, PS1, Saturn, N64. Enjoyed them all. Hell it was GoldenEye 64 that made other console makers realize that FPS games could work on consoles and be just as popular as Doom was on PC. Last system I bought was Dreamcast. I loved that system. PC for me has always been my thing. PC games didn’t have to go through all the crap about too much blood, sex, etc consoles did. You always found more mature games on PC. Anybody can make a PC game. You can make a PC game working out of your bedroom or garage by yourself or with a group of others. To make a console game you first must be a licensed developer, have developers systems (which can be $30k-100k each) Then you must submit your game idea, get approval, then follow their rules about content, etc. Much easier to make a PC game.

[@Chubblewubble01_yt]

@@Cynnister-vy5tl what do you currently game on?

[@Ultimatebubs]

Linus Tech Tips reviewed that Thermaltake "Smart" power supply recently, and they said that it was crap. If you overload it, it apparently dies permanently.

[@D4RKV3NOM]

watched it an hour ago xD

[@floydlooney6837]

@@D4RKV3NOM Now to wait for confirmation from Dawid blowing it up

[@SlyStarling]

Welp, I've seen it aswell, i already knew thermaltake PSU's are shit. I don't even know why they don't consider evga or corsair, even seasonic who are far superior

[@Ultimatebubs]

@@floydlooney6837 Yeah, he's probably going to run a pair of 4090's with it or something :)

[@MeowBeans]

I've used the GX2 and I think that's a good PSU but I've always heard to avoid the Smart series. I built and sold one pc with one and it still bothers me it's out there

[@thedarkemissary]

Used PC parts vs New Console? And you have to build, troubleshoot and configure it yourself? And no warranty? And you have to buy a monitor? Possibly speakers and peripherals too? Want to just play games? Buy a console. Want to have a PC? Get a PC. Bonus: It also plays games.

[@fegeleinassh0le554]

The monitor point isn't a fair one you still need to buy one for a Xbox and a tv works fine

[@Dregomz02]

You have to buy tv with consoles they are significantly more expensive than monitors and mouse + keyboard. And no piss off I don't have a tv only my mom does. I enjoy building my PC you feel like it's your own thing not like you just rented something for few years with no attachment to that object.

[@surferbrg]

I'd be honest, only modern consoles I got was Nintendo Switch. For PS4 PS5 era and Xbox One I ended up resorting to PC for modern games like Kingdom Hearts, Final Fantasy VII remake, Tony Hawk Proskater and Killer Instinct. So relieved to see console ports getting on PC. Also found an intigrated build I was thinking about doing though Micro Center for $600. But right now hope to get out of the Dell Optiplex i'm using for something slighty better. Will agree one thing I've been a sucker for is noticed Steam and GOG have tons of retro titles too I've been using for laptops or cheap computers/laptops.

[@MoonOvIce]

There's also more and more retro console ports coming out on PC now, in both GOG and Steam.

[@surferbrg]

@@MoonOvIce Nice good thing I use for now GOG, Steam and Epic Games. Also I need to get back to some fortnite someday because already tried switch port and was kind of weird. Hoping PC port is better.

[@greatwavefan397]

I'm considering a similar approach: Switch and PC.

[@MoonOvIce]

@@greatwavefan397 Unless you have to have portability, you can fully emulate the switch on PC as well...

[@Timmycoo]

What it really comes down to is getting whatever platform that you can have fun playing with your friends. One of my fav things I had with Xbox was I got Gamepass for $1 (for a yr) and while it didn't have the biggest library, it was still nice to be able to play a bunch of games for free.

[@RanFranklin]

You forgot to mention ROMs/Emulation on the PC. If you own the games on the other consoles like PS1/PS2/PS3 you have the right to make a "legal" backup of your games and you can play those on your PC as well. This also goes for NES, SNES, Segs, Atari, thousands of games that are available to Emulate. You guys probably don't/can't to mention emulation due to possible misuse by people but just wanted to throw this comment up for anyone who still comes across this video. The only reason to even have a console is for exclusive releases. I have a XBOX series X and a PS5 I haven't even touched them in two months though. PC offers versatility--not just gaming you can download/edit videos, photos, make content, stream. Also, for the younger group that use consoles the parents should invest more and get them a PC--on computers you can start learning things for work like using office, crm tools, typing skills, you can self learn how code the list just goes on and on and on.

[@kajusbagdonas3430]

I sold my Console for a pc because I wanted mods on games and I also got a £70 game on steam for £7 because of the steam summer sale I am glad I switched to pc.

[@samcoronado2801]

I get the point. Im a pc gamer but right now u cant beat the ps5 or xbox series x for the money yeah u can build a pc for 500 to 1000 dlls but both consoles would run circles around the pc unless u spend thousands of dollars for top tier products such as a rtx 4070ti or above and a least a 12th gen i7 cpu so u dont bottle neck just these 2 components ur over 1300 dlls already.

[@scarfaceReaper]

Nah for $1000 you'd get at least a Ryzen 5 5600X , 16gb ddr4 ram and a Rx 6750XT new or a used Rtx 3080.....that's well above the new gen consoles.... just saying it's not that hard just ppl keep saying the ridiculous prices of 5k PC is still not enough yet there's so many options for way less 🤦‍♂️🤣

[@whoisgatzby]

I agree, out the box the consoles of today perform 120 FPS comfortably on 1440 P and some titles at 4k. That's brand new out of the box for less than 6 hundred dollars, even counting in a nice monitor you're still below 1,000. No one cares about AMD lol, they can say 500 fps and the game runs like trash. NVIDIA is the go to, but pricey

[@latlanticcityphil]

The best thing about PC if a part breaks down you can replace the broken part or upgrade to a better part.

[@michaelhudgins7918]

For me there are 2 main reasons why I prefer console. 1. I only play a few specific games for the most part which include mostly Sports and the occasional story that grabs my attention so it’s easy to buy a device that can play the latest MLB entry and download and you are ready to go. 2. I feel that the PC would have too many distractions and I would waste my time messing around and never play the actual game. I do find the market and content around PC gaming interesting though and love the channel!

[@shinefake48]

now that you say that, I actually kinda agree, I was very into yakuza few weeks ago, playing everyday, then one day I took a break and went to watch yt and played some valorant, now i lost the motivation to even launch Yakuza even tho i see the game shortcut on my desktop every time i boot up my pc

[@Overaccplis]

Full on agree.

[@str333aklive]

As always, pc or console is different for different people. Im pc but i don't hate on console because its pretty cool too.

[@thatguy3213]

@@str333aklive idk man my pc definitely looks better than a black box or a weird white tuxedo

[@KINGOFDUBSOFFICIAL]

@@thatguy3213bet it’s bigger and more maintenance too which is objective. Looking better is subjective lol

[@inthevoidyt6818]

honestly it depends on the games if you love elden ring and games like that get ps5 or series x because of the price to performance it would cost at least 1200 to get the ps5 4k elden ring with a pc.

[@MoonOvIce]

Yeah, but you're talking native 4K on PC vs upscaled on console. Elden Ring isn't that demanding to play on 1440p or so. It's also a game that doesn't benefit from higher than 60fps.

[@yesno9637]

If you make a pc build with used parts you can make it run 4k sub $1k plus 4k is upscaled on console vs native 4k on pc

[@mxg8475]

​@@yesno9637not all games on console are upscaled.. There are a lot of games that run native 4k on console or hover around 1800p at 60fps so it's not bad at all. Although PC is superior obviously

[@ابراهيمالمطيري-ب7ض]

actually you can buy used parts to build a 4k gaming pc for cheap just get rtx 2080 used and 8 core cpu like ryzen 7 3700x

[@jimmychops]

I think it’s most important to realize that you are going to save a lot of money on the PC platform long term, than a console which will be more expensive long term, because of paid online and more expensive games plus the inability to upgrade if something goes wrong on the consoles. So spending more upfront on a PC isn’t necessarily a loss in price to performance. But that price can be whatever you want depending on the games you play. But I’d say that $800-1000 is more than enough to play games today at 1080p over 60fps.

[@KINGOFDUBSOFFICIAL]

No PC is more expensive upfront and in the long run. The thing is that consoles don’t really have problems like PC so you don’t have to worry about upgrading and you still can if you want with another console because a whole console is only the cost of one PC component. Also with subscriptions and disc drive for used games you get a lot of good deals on games on consoles and don’t really save on PC

[@jimmychops]

@@KINGOFDUBSOFFICIAL I can see how it might seem like a positive to not have upgrade paths on the consoles, but being locked into the same hardware for years on end is a problem. And if you are upgrading your PC for the new generation it’s most commonly going to be the CPU or GPU, which is not always going to cost you the price of a new console, especially if you sell your old part. Secondly when it comes to maintenance, the PC is much easier to repair because it’s fully modular, plus you don’t have to have a company tell you if they can or can’t fix it. And yes, you get good deals on consoles for games, but they exist on PC too and they are much more frequent.

[@KINGOFDUBSOFFICIAL]

@@jimmychops Well a PC is normally upgraded every 3-4 years and that’s when new consoles come out like the pro versions so you’re not really stuck. You can sell your old console as well and end up paying like only $150 on an upgrade. Most CPUs and gpus are at least the price of a console especially combined. Like a 4060ti is $400 and a PS5 digital is $400. When it comes to maintenance PCs have something go wrong more than consoles and you have to update drivers and more things more often on PC. You also have a lot of 3rd party apps running so it’s harder to troubleshoot on a PC when a PS5 you can just restart it or get it replaced with warranty or if you buy a new one it probably won’t be as expensive as replacing like a GPU I have both a PC and PS5 and can say that I’ve literally saved more money on console so far but I think they’re even in most cases unless you like a bunch of indie games and unpopular games

[@jimmychops]

The PC is not necessarily upgraded every 3-4 years, sure you might want to, but it’s definitely not required. Because you save money on games and no payed online on the PC, I’d recommend getting into PC gaming around the $900-1000 range, that way your system is future proof and will most certainly outperform the console. But you can totally tailor your PC around the games you play. A budget of $500 can get you a PC that can run almost every game today, AAA and Indie, above 60fps at 1080p. It is a huge misconception that PC gaming is as expensive as it is. I would argue that a console is a much more unnecessarily expensive platform to play on, because of the more expensive games payed online, and less options when it comes to repairs. Besides the games that are coming out today have system requirements that hardly require expensive hardware.

[@JohnDoe-ld7op]

@@KINGOFDUBSOFFICIAL A 4060ti PC build is like $900 compared to the PS5s $500/$400 then you got $60 per year on PS Plus which is $180 since release, 3 controllers with stick drift is another $180, Dualsense edge is $200, games are $75 each, predatory microtransactions, Pull up the purchase history I don't believe it

[@deaddeyedante]

Concerning launchers, you can link multiple to GOG and have that as a single launcher for all your games.

[@MoonOvIce]

That's one great option, another option is Playnite. In my case, I have my PC hooked up to both a monitor and TV, so Playnite works beautifully with a controller and I can select games from all launchers as well as all my emulators.

[@deaddeyedante]

@@MoonOvIce Oh wow. That sounds neat. I have the same setup: PC hooked up to a TV and monitor. I'll check it out. Thanks.

[@MoonOvIce]

@@deaddeyedante Yeah, and it's free as well.

[@gruffy686]

The main reasons I would take pc over console are the 120fps cap and the kbm delay on console.

[@joeymatthews1234]

Personally, I have a solid gaming rig with a 2080super but still love having the option of a new console. The series S is the perfect PC supplement, especially if you intend to get gamepass anyways. I love being able to play the same game saves between my couch and my desk and it only cost me 250. Plus certain game launchers act funny on my computer and constantly log me out(looking at you Ubisoft) and things just work on console and the TV is 1080p anyways. Not to mention local coop on a couch/tv is way more convenient than huddling around a desk or moving the tower.

[@oscargarcia9665]

with 10 cents you buy a rubber ball and play with it until the rubber decay (can be decades).

[@hyxlo_]

You forgot to mention how that physical console games can also be found for really good prices

[@jpsaint5856]

I have a lenovo legion 5 pro and its pushing 120 plus frames in 1600p in games. Even when i cant push over 100 frames i can do a solid 60fps maxed out settings for an awesome experience. Planning on getting a desktop soon but as of right now gaming on a laptop is great! I love PC gaming.

[@DeViLzzz2006]

You know what the best for gaming is? Whatever gets you playing with people locally. Building real friendships through gaming is wonderful if you can it done.

[@tonycollazorappo]

You guys are right about PC games. I'm a very old gamer, 63 here ,and I have played exclusively on consoles for years. So, I'm over the console gaming experience, lol. I bought myself a gaming PC this week. I am excited to embark on this new gaming journey. Goodbye console forever. Hello much better fps and graphics. Hello to better upgrades 🙂👍🏻

[@innerzen4206]

I'm not going back to paying for a monthly subscription and having issues using wireless headphones.

[@HarveyDog12]

I kinda wanna see a 300$ and under pc build that can run Fortnite, KZbin and maybe Cod because I want one for my 13th birthday but I can’t find any good ones that are prebuilt

[@coyotex850]

been a pc gamer for years now but i used to be a console gamer and i'd be lying if i said i didn't miss the simplicity of consoles, pc gives more freedom but that freedom can be overwhelming sometimes, its also safer on your pocket because you don't have that urge to upgrade everytime a new game comes out and you drop 10 fps, not to mention the fomo when any shiny new peripherals drop.

[@rcvillapando]

If the PS5 sold for $300 I’ll be on it on a dime!

[@linuxretrogamer]

Takes a little know how to research, buy, build a PC at that price. Not sure Prebuilts would be competitively priced, or any good if they are. For gaming on an ultra budget... I'd get a secondhand last gen console (PS4Pro?), and buy/play/trade physical discs. £150-£200 price point and using trading to play games for a few bucks.

[@jordanmntungwa3311]

Im building an all new PC for the price of about $350.. Inside the Montech air100. 512gb os drive, 16Gb DDR4 @ 3600mhz.

[@MartySince87]

You guys are the reason why I'm gaming on my laptop now, I purchased the Acer Swift X SFX14-41G-R1S6 you guys did a video on a while back and I plan on building a pc in the future thanks to you guys. I barely touch my xbox or my switch lol.

[@KINGOFDUBSOFFICIAL]

I wouldn’t touch those either, PS5 on top

[@digigallery2030]

You are very professional, well done

[@TerribleGamesTV2]

one really huge factor that plays a part in choosing PC vs Console is: what do your friends play on? a lot of people tend to choose console just because it's easier to get into and most of their friends have one. PC is still the winner overall since you can do way more than just play games on a computer, but just mentioning that one

[@claxandtom4200]

Love this channel it keeps me motivated to save up for my dream gaming setup

[@hellcat3981]

The RAM's name "Geil" means "horny" in german

[@cloudnine_9790]

Tbh that 120 gig ssd would prolly just be a boot drive for me. I like to keep a sata SSD for my steam library. Cheap, relatively fast, and I'm unaware of any performance gains for things like Minecraft and cod (which is mostly my video game selection lately anyways) overall that's not a bad way to go about it if your just tryna game for cheap

[@RuruFIN]

That board can "OC" that to all-core turbo. I had the same board with a 7600K as a temporary solution and I ran it at 4GHz all-core.

[@theboomyouhate]

Heres something left out, disc console games can be found cheap if you get them refurbished or used, most of the time they will work flawlessly for half the price, the digital console market is a scam tho

[@KINGOFDUBSOFFICIAL]

What’s the difference between just buying a new console vs buying multiple new components on the PC to upgrade? Upgrading a console is way easier and cheaper.

[@Preet_Singh_Music]

I have both, love both. ❤

[@coolbreeze7132]

Pre ordered series x built my pc a year ago, upgraded gpu and sold my series x. Only thing is I might pick up a series s mainly for Mortal kombat 1, heard it’s not the best port done by some other company and also for madden and 2k

[@ClownMoney]

Wow that’s a super budget build. It will be good to know same budget but in Amd build

[@vainomaenpaa1573]

Thanks a lot for this video again!!!

[@mihairusu668]

Yeah, you can do more on pc's, but your configuration that you guys builded it's botlenecking preety much like the CPU was at 100% all the time and the gpu was at only 30-40%

[@BladeCrew]

Not always and that is an easy fix. If you buy the correct platform from the start(Like amd), it's easy to just buy a cpu and put it in. Intel you have to upgrade your motherboard every 2 cpu cycles.

[@morocuda2090]

It's my first birthday without my dad, who always wanted me to get into streaming because it was a passion of mine. He never had what he needed to help me pursue it though. That being said, my xbox shat itself and I want to get into PC gaming and streaming to somewhat honor my father. Any advice on how to get a proper gaming PC for cheap? It's almost impossible to save up the 50$ I get for my birthday every year or on special events in order to invest in parts.

[@b0ne91]

Trade your way up on the local market. Start out with an upgradeable office PC, sell it after a while for profit and keep doing it. All you need to get started is around $150-200 and a lot of time to jump on good deals. Check out the lowendhardware and buildapc subreddits. Tons of good resources, but you basically need to read a bunch of threads

[@Hi9-Knight]

only thing I can think of set a side and don't use the money for anything expt for Gaming PC while using the normal money for buying what you need.

[@morocuda2090]

@@Hi9-Knight I just want a starter PC so I can build off of it, it will take years before I can even get just a GPU.

[@morocuda2090]

@@b0ne91 Thats too much for someone like me

[@Hi9-Knight]

@@morocuda2090 yea my method will take years but I do hope you can get a PC. :)

[@aungsan7541]

xbox series s are going as low as 150£ in the uk for refurbished. That is an absolute insane deal nothing could beat.

[@vinxwl]

love this channel so much

[@BoredInTheComments]

Red dead redemption 2 is still 60 bucks on steam, that's just an example. For some reason games on oc don't go down in price especially in official stores.

[@scott4207]

Fuck steam, use CD keys. You get steam activation codes/EA codes etc on there for a fraction of the price Edit: RDR2 is £13.49 for the standard edition on CD keys. I bought this about a year ago so can confirm it’s a legit site (have bought many games including the new F1 23). Never use steam to buy games unless you enjoy having your pants pulled down

[@Just_talaria]

thats a banger it show us that we dont need a big pocket to play

[@fourtwentynick]

I have both a PS5 and a pretty good Pc I built and I play them both equally 🤝🏽

[@bahaaghemrawi7989]

Pc is way cheaper, for 200$ get a 140$ i5-8400 and 8gb ram and 512gb ssd dell optiplex used and a gtx 1060 6gb model for 60$

[@jessemanex]

I prefer PC because you don't have to pay to play online. You can also do a lot more than just playing games.

[@1upnolan340]

These features come with a price though and in some cases lack of graphics quality

[@ابراهيمالمطيري-ب7ض]

@@1upnolan340 nah it doesn't come with a price if you actually concentrate in Good Budget Build like ryzen 5 2600 gtx 1060 6gb or i7 7700k with gtx 1080

[@miguelferreira1983]

PC's you can do all, include gaming at your best (and for free ;) ) in consoles you are limited. And the mouse is 10x better then the controller...

[@3rd_Estevan]

For got to mention that controller support is better in consoles and the servers are better on console .

[@JWaltzthuggin]

ts always a good day when toasty bros uploads

[@yardman0001]

Man I swear you guys can read minds, I was just thinking about this a few hours ago and here it is!! I give your vids 👍 before even watching them lol

[@filippilif]

Luv ur vids🎉❤

[@JosephFrietze]

Ease of use - Console. I know if I buy a game for a console it will run. I don't have to worry if my graphics card is powerful enough or if i have enough RAM or a fast enough CPU. And with Xbox now you can run emulators.

[@LelandHasGames]

The steam deck is almost the best of both worlds. It's like a console and a PC.

[@victoresarey4036]

Both have merit, unfortunately my favorite pc game is only on pc, project zomboid is amazing lol but I'd love it to be on my xbox

[@st-gelaisrene3287]

At 100% usage for the CPU and often less then 50% for the GPU, the CPU seems to be weak. There is a mismatch. Maybe the choosen games peak any CPU but it look like a mismatch.

[@patschannel9513]

Hey, Toasty Bros, I love your videos and enjoy watching every single one, could you let me know how you get the component names up in MSI afterburner overlay? Like so it doesnt say "GPU", "CPU" but the exact names, like "RX 580 8gb" or "i5-7500". thanks in advance!

[@philipberlanda]

I've always gone with consoles. They just work. Are they the most powerful and customizable? No, but they can last a long time if you don't leave them on all the time. I've also had consoles not last a long time but I've last had them last a long time also. Depends which one you get. I think ill always choose consoles over pc. Also you have to pay for online if it's a paid game. If it's a free game you don't have to, on console.

[@scarfaceReaper]

Like PC and console equal but question isn't the Rtx 2060 mini a bit better than the GTX 1660 S....?

[@310_Latchkey_kid]

thanks for the lesson.

[@geddycostello8439]

Hello. I'd really like there opinion on the Steam Deck and the ASUS ROG Ally vs PC and Console.

[@itsdeonlol]

I prefer both, Consoles & PC! I just love gaming!

[@glennallen2415]

Hey guys, can you do a video on the deals that Alienware are having right now and if there are any good buys?

[@creativename.]

Package needs to run through mountains both ways and gets brought to the beginning because it lost against an ice dragon 🗿

[@RK-zf1jm]

Erm mods not mentioned best thing about pc gaming you can mod pc games to add pretty much unlimited content you can't on console

[@jessetaylor2278]

anyone else see the desk just sliding around 10:25

[@Toiletcloggr600]

HONEY WAKE UP!! TOASTY BROS JUST DROPPED A NEW VIDEO!

[@bradenholley8562]

Being able to run a game in low settings with it stuttering every few seconds isn’t the same as running it in 4k at 120 FPS flawlessly on a PS5. I understand that it’s running, but comparing the crap you just built to the modern consoles isn’t a fair comparison at all.

[@CelticViking57]

Retro console! Yes please!!

[@ajbrian1133]

Nice video ❤

[@Hi9-Knight]

my PC is really old since I had it since I was in High School or middle school or something like that idk which but my PC has 6th gen Intel Core i7-6700 Processor, 16GB DDR4 System Memory, 128GB Solid State Drive and it had 2TB Hard Drive but it broke in July 23 2021 and changed it for 6TB Hard Drive, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 Graphics Card, and DVD Burner and it can run most games expt for one game Horizon Zero Dawn because I need new Graphics Card and it can play Overwatch 2.

[@MirelRC]

The usage on that i5... uh... I really don't recommend people to buy quad core CPUs to play games. No matter what game it is.

[@arthurlasido258]

i5 6500 is significantly cheaper and only draws 65 watts. With that being said, the price of i5 7th gen in the West might be not that much higher compared to 3rd world countries, due to better supply chain, distribution, and so on.

[@jw5280]

Nice video. Trying to build my first PC soon.

[@drew3488]

I've used console for 20 years and I just got my first pc a year ago I built it myself and I'll never go back to a console I love my pc lol

[@ajac009]

Console is just plug and go. Console will last longer in the long run. PC you can build and add as you desire. But even starting in a year or so you will be spending more on upgrades while the console still gaming strong. Thats why I just do both lol

[@Dregomz02]

That's a lie, PS5 pro will come within 2-3 years and you will upgrade. 2nd lie is about upgrading costing so much, I only upgraded my gpu for $124 and it already outperforms your crappy consoles. It's kinda funny how technically indepth you ppl are.

[@ajac009]

@Dregomz02 you don't have to upgrade to the new ps5. Till ps6 your good. So no lies here. And you can only upgrade you going so much before your cpu is the bottleneck and gpu upgrade alone is about the cost of a console. You only spend 125 a crap upgrade now worth it. In the 10 years between console upgrade cycles you do that every 2 years is a game console

[@mecyanned]

I found an xbox 360 slim next to a dump close to a yellow car (basically free) and im really hoping it works. One thing is that there are no controllers so yea :|

[@marklelanddeleon9252]

The only close competition of PC is definitely Mobile Gaming, its all about FREE to PLAY and LOTS of freebies, the amount of Discounted games and or exclusive Free games from Steam and Epic games is too much for console's has to offer😁

[@arjun220]

Try to run Allan Wake 2 on RT 4k on than 1660 super.

[@Mike81111]

I built my PC for 400€ with Ryzen 5 2600, GTX 1070 8gb, 16gb ram, m.2 1tb. It can quite easily play 1080p with locked 60fps.

[@killing1493]

Well that sucks

[@Mike81111]

@@killing1493 What you mean?

[@killing1493]

@@Mike81111 expensive for 1070 build

[@Mike81111]

@@killing1493 Not in Finland

[@killing1493]

@@Mike81111 what games do U play?

[@KINGOFDUBSOFFICIAL]

Console is better at the same price point because you get more performance and better integration. You can’t compare daily tasks PCs can do because that’s like comparing a smart tv to a PC and saying PC is better because you can do more than watch Netflix. That’s not even a fair comparison or shouldn’t be one at all for that matter

[@kimsoderholm9101]

That cpu is a really bad match for the gtx 1660. Its a huge bottleneck in most games. The minimum cpu for a gtx 1660 super is probably an i5 8400 with 6 cores or a ryzen 1600. You could even get 30 percent higher performance with an old i7 4790k that performs like an i5 8400. The maximum gpu for an i5 7500 i would say is a gtx 1650 but it would bottleneck even that card in games that is cpu demanding.

[@Dregomz02]

First ryzens were horrible with very weak single core perf they are def not worth it even if they appear powerful due core count. My old i7 7700k still works fine in 95% of games, but ofc it's not as good as new Ryzen 5600/7600 or Intel 12th or 13th gen. I should prob sell my CPU+Mobo and get R5 5600 for $0-80.

[@Gta_xbox_tryhard]

I’m trying to get a new pc cause mine broke think you for this vid it’s helpfull

[@Reaper1008]

What's your opinion on a RTX 4060..

[@jamess.9743]

new consoles aren't that too far off from a budget gaming PC. if i was like 12yrs old, id def go PC.

[@AntonyK48]

Here in europe you can’t build a proper pc for less than 800 euros parts cost a lot more here than the us.

[@SPG25]

PC gaming is smoother and allows for mods that consoles dont. Which is why I switched. But if your playing esports crap just buy a console or a prebuilt pc. Esports games , which are generally garbage to begin with. Will play on potatos. So if you want to play on the cheap, buy a console or a steam deck. Itll play whatever comes out without any tinkering. Where as this budget build will last like a year, maybe two if your lucky. And it wont be playing starfield thats for sure.

[@matthew6987]

I just want a good laptop that plays Minecraft Java edition, then have a external monitors so I can have a larger screen but I’m not sure if I need 1440 P because does Minecraft run at 1440 P

[@P3xyz]

Let's be honest. Console is better for casuals or new gamers. And PC is better for comp players and good work flow. But overall the console has a better price to performance as opposed to a 350$ PC.

[@mrbigrudy1605]

gaming pc for life. i dont wanna spend $60 a year to play online when pc gaming online is free

[@vinxwl]

hey where the link?

[@jeffleecust]

I like my set up, I game on a PC and my kids play on Xbox, I subscribe to Gamepass Ultimate and they can use the same account on the Xbox and I can use PC gamepass on my PC for just one subscription.

[@certiifiedd]

Love these videos, showing you don’t need much to game💯

[@KINGOFDUBSOFFICIAL]

There’s plenty of sales on console, PS5 have sales like every week and with a disc drive, you have many storefronts to get used games from which is really cheap and comparing that to PC, PC is not cheaper when it comes to games most of the time and it will never be cheaper than a console not even in the long run. Also even tho PC has more games, they’re mainly small indie games that no one likes or even know exists lol

[@Sunnernite]

I chose pc for the anded benefit of video editing

[@andystech101]

The i5 7500 is a bin job in 2023. You'd be better with am i7 2600 or just save your money or you will feel pain

[@guildpilotone]

brilliant build for the $$$

[@killerpayne1997]

i love my pc but sometime i feel like i should go back to Console. How is that i have a powerfully pc but it games run better on Console. i feel like they better optimize it there then for pc player