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PC gaming isn't just about higher resolution and framerate, it's about not being locked in to a single ecosystem. It's about mods, control schemes, emulators and more.
@@mathdantastav2496 freedom is one big aspect of why people like pc gaming. Most of the time, performance is only slightly better than consoles (unless you get a expensive pc)
Don't forget that you can also make games, work, pay your bills, and create whatever kind of content for whatever kind of artistic hobby you are into - all on the same device you use to play games.
Freedom. Those who spend 1k or more wisely get a better experience than console, though the $500 range is usually computers that are equal to consoles, simply more freedom involved.
My first PC gaming experience i was gifted with the high resolution of 640x480 with a smooth frame rate of 0 fps and the eye candy of lowest possible settings. Safe to say my 2001 computer couldn't handle crysis.
I still remember the moment when I got my gaming pc at Christmas, it was so exciting and weird at the same time, because my games were not lagging anymore and most of them ran beyond 100 fps Edit: 4k likes, damn guys you are crazy, I did not expect to have that much likes
I would say that when I first owned my first gaming pc, it felt like a realm of possibilities finally opened up. I could finally mod more advanced games that I couldn’t even open before with my old pc, I could multitask for work and play games at once, and I no longer had to settle for the lowest graphics settings in games ever again. It’s extremely liberating and worth the money.
When I got my first gaming pc, I returned to some childlike state of curiosity. But it didnt last for long because now I dont have time enjoy life and it's just anxiety over responsibilities.
@@Sabaelos indeed, whenever I get breaks I am able to enjoy my computer and play lots of games. But when I’m saddled with too much work, i don’t have lots of time or energy to play any of them, unfortunately.
As a console player myself, I can say that a pc is so so so much more than gaming, I do not regret getting myself a pc but its always nice to kick back and play some old console games
PC doin Hitman 3 at 115fps at native 4k ultra Meanwhile PS5 .... 60fps at upsclaled 4k with medium shadow settings 😢. (Remember the PS5 box label 120fps & 8k ) 😂😂🤣
@@IronMan-jj2fd how much did you pay? 5 times the console’s price? 3060 is 200-300 dollars more expensive that a PS5. And in 2 years 3060 will be outdated as sh*t.
@@Kedvin73060 ain’t gonna be outdated that quickly… Man you seem really tensed up like someone struck a nerve 🤣 Is it cause he made fun of the PS5’s FPS and settings?
Being able to play Subnautica without major frame drops, slow chunk loading, sloth like loading, AND with amazing 1440p graphics?! I was absolutely blown away lol Went from super fun game to *Ascension*
The only thing that didnt change was me shitting my pants when “Warning:Multiple leviathan class lifeforms detected in this region, are you certain whatever you’re doing is worth it?”
Man that's nice,my parents would never do that and I was too young for a real job so I had to save for years to buy it upfront, then got berated for using it all the time because I worked hard for it. I bought it so I used it as I please,mom and dad had their chance lmao
@@ffwast Haha, yeah I got that from my parents that I used it too much as well lol. But I'm proving them wrong soon. I'm enlisting next year. I just bought my new PC with my own money so I feel happy.
Same thing here, I basically got a loan from my dad and just finished paying him back on it. Blender runs a lot faster on 3060 ti than on schools gtx 1660 lol
Honestly, this is what it felt like to me. After years and years of playing with crappy and shitty setups (no graphics cards, no high end monitors with high refresh rates, the most fps I could get was 10-25, having to play most of my games in ultra low settings, struggling to find new titles to play because of my limited hardware...) Yeah, all of those pains went away with my gaming laptop which i'm in love with.
same, i started with intel grafics, then a gt610, a gt710 (both second hand), with 28 fps at minimum. i know the feeling all too well, glad you could update your hardware
My SSD on my PC had only 4 GB left and I had nothing to delete, so I reinstalled Windows. Now my PC doesn't have a stroke when I play Fortnite on the lowest settings.
Yeah my pc (broken now) cant even handle roblox but when we bought a console, holy its like heaven but it doesnt feel the same i miss that pc even tho its garbage
That feeling when i went from a PS4 to PC. I tried all the games i used to play only to be greeted with way better graphics at higher resolutions and in some games 4x the fps. Plus no annoying little fan noise
@@mrwaaaaaa885 thaey are literally more limited than some school computers. Yeah they are cheaper, but that is because they are sold at a loss and compensate with buying games in a single market. Pc gaming does cost more, no one said that it was cheaper, but a pc is like a work of art; interpret it however you want. Wanna game? sure. Which store do you want to buy from? Epic store? Steam? Some pirated website that sells for free? Consoles are better if you do not have money to spend on a powerful pc, bur it will come out just as expensive because of the games
@@egordo7262 consoles might not actually be cheaper, depending on how often you upgrade your pc because you need to pay subscription for online play. Assuming the average console costs $400, and the subscription cost $30/month: After 1 year of ownership: $30 x 12 (months) + $400 (console initial price) = $760 (a decent lower - midrange pc) 2 years of ownership: $760 (previous calculation) + $30 x 12 (months) = $1120 (potentially capable of 4K) 4 years of ownership: $1120 (previous calculation) + $30 x 24 (months) = $1840 (a very decent pc, definitely better performance than console) And heres the worst part: most people keep their pc for 2 gpu cycles (steam hardware survey). Gpu cycles are generally roughly 2 years each. And seeing that the gpus most people use are 60- series or 50- series ($150 - $300), the average pc player is SAVING money relative to playing on console.
@@potatoes5829 a lot of people keep their gpu for 4+ years too, mainly because of the time between release of new products, so... yeah, basically your point
Crazy how after all this time I still play on console and my friends that have joined the supposed master race suffer the same issues I do and even some other more expensive ones.
Why do you lot call a computer the master race you have mods and shit which is cool but other then that its basically the same for a way higher price and even if you find a cheap one its shit I've got a computer the same price as a console but the computer can barely run the game that runs fine on the console
@@archie6890 It IS the master race. You can play PS games, Xbox games, PC games, Nintendo games, retro games. No online subscription, lots of sales. You can even take it a step further (like me) and use it for software and game development. Yes, PC costs, like, at least $1500, but you're delusional if you think it's the same as consoles. The graphical fidelity and frame rate are definitely better on PC.
@@ShadowbannedAccount why'd you need to add the (like me) no one is impressed and it has better stuff but it really isnt that different and like I've said however many times its overpriced
@@nikhilkoganti yes sure depends on games you play. If AAA Pc games you need low settings. For games like dota 2, Valorant, Fortnite you tweak settings mostly low 1080p should be good 60 fps or higher🙂
@@nikhilkoganti Of course. I got a 3050 laptop, works really well and gets around 50-60 fps on most AAA games on 1080 high/ultra, although I do have dlss which can bump that up. As long as you're gaming and having fun with the experience, it counts. May we one day have a nasa computer, brother!
After I have been playing on Ps1, Ps2 and Ps3, I then build my first gaming pc and it was almost as this video depicted, just the amount of control you have over your performance/hardware, more fps or better visuals, it is up to you to decide. The stable fps is one of the best things about pc.
I still remember when I got my first gaming pc, I installed all the games I had on my previous one and couldn't play very well because I was so used to playing at 10-15fps that 60fps was way too smooth for me lol
The thing for me that really impressed me was how smooth and how clear everything was on pc on consoles if your lagging or your console gets hot from hours of gaming it lowers your resolution and runs sluggish
Can you explain a little more? I still have my PS4 Slim that I got on release and I’ve never experienced anything like worsening resolution or sluggishness other than of course doing things in game that are really hard on performance which shouldn’t be a shocker
I remember my first gaming rig 9 years a go. 2013 build Kingston DDR 3 memory 2 8 gig sticks. 120gb samsung SSD 3TB HDD intel Core i5 3570K Nvidia GTX 650. It was really good at the time for most of the games that I've played.
It's not just the games or the mods or the fact it's more than just a gaming device. It's the pride of your own system, the intimacy of knowing *your* pc, it's almost like a friend.
Almost? Even if it's not a conscious being, it's still one of the few things that will be there for you no matter what. (Well, as long as you have electricity heh.)
I've taken apart around dozen 360s and xbox ones. I think I definitely know the board of an xbox better than I do the board of my pc. I can point exactly where the nand, southbridge, Hana hdmi scaler and other things and I can tell the difference between board revisions. On the other hand I don't think most people who built or bought their pcs will ever really know their systems that well because you never really have a reason to since if the motherboard stops working you replace and throw the old one away, it's very rare for board level repairs to be done when a new one can be bought.
PC is all about freedom. You choose your OS, game mods, use the internet for whatever reason, you can run android apps, emulators for ps2 ps3 etc. and let's not forget that we love multi tasking :P. You can draw, do 3d modeling, make games, use your pc for work.. and you also have the option to go high refresh rate 144+ and run a 4k resolution monitor (8k is kinda crazy even for a high-end pc tbh). That's why I don't understand when people say mobile or consoles can be as good as PCs.. (I mean, I've grown up playing ps1 and 2 but now I can play these games on pc too).
My deepest regret is that I've waiting 2 years, saving my money to find or bought a PS5 (still out of stocks in my area), instead building a PC. I just want to play FF7 Remake, God of War, and Spiderman. I haven't play those games yet because they're PS Exclusives. Fast forward today, when those games announced they ported to PC, I screamed "F@#&!!!". I feel like I wasted 2 years of waiting for not having a console and not building a PC. And also the money that I saved was slowly deducted due to financial problems. It sucks. But not losing hope...
You don't have to buy all your parts at once. I spent over a year buying parts to build a pc. Started with the case, cpu and motherboard. Next was the ram, storage and power supply. Last things I bought were a used gpu and new custom water cooling parts off of a buy and sell site. Just upgraded to a 3080ti and next generation I'm upgrading the cpu, motherboard, storage and ram. Much easier on the wallet to buy separately over time and to upgrade in sections rather than all at once.
@@llama2851 Oh, My first Idea when I got a PC was to connect it to TV, wireless keyboard/mouse(Using a plank or something) and chill on sofa. Unfortunately, not enough space to do that so I opted to monitors. Most of the new games works well with controllers from Logitech(Recognizes as Xbox controller settings).
I've easily spend less than someone who has the same games as me, but bought for a console enough to make my PC more cost effective lol, especially when factoring the online subscription to play multiplayer.
I remember the first time I tried PC gaming. It was one of the best things I had ever done. Now that was on my grandma's computer so everything lagged but it was still super fun. Now I game on a Dell G7 powered by a 9th gen Intel I7 and a RTX 2060 and I don't have any problems. But those memories of some games crashing or lagging so badly it was unplayable will forever be with me.
Me too, I have a ryzen 7 5800h cpu and rtx 3060 and I would say that I had to live my entire life before recently with awful graphics, laggy games, and ones that were just unplayable. However now, I can finally play those same games that I’ve always wanted to enjoy and fully experience. Before this, I had a MacBook that I put windows on that was second hand and couldn’t run anything made past 2012. I missed out on all the nice new games because of that and I already played many old games at this point and needed to expand my library
@@anon1963 where'd you find that info? generally, a good aio will outperform an air cooler (that has the same performance as said aio) most of the time.
@@-Kozloff i found that info in an LTT video edit: type "ltt air vs water cooling" and watch 2 first videos. air cooler is better 99% time, next time do some research instead of "its water cooled so it must be better" shit.
I’m trying to build my first computer this summer. I don’t have the biggest budget but I’m excited to experience new games and capabilities even with medium specs.
I WAS a "PC gamer" for a few years in highschool (2007?-2012) with games like Call of Duty 2, World of Goo, Portal, Half Life, Psychonauts, and what not, I thought EVERYTHING could be done on the computer. Then I decided to get a fat PS2 and Kingdom Hearts when I first moved out in 2012. Now I don't even like sitting upright to play games anymore, lol.
Got my monitor way before I could get a 3080, but even the jump to that from my shitty old 720p tv on my ps4 non-pro was mind boggling. Got a 4750G shortly after and experienced 1440p for the first time. Once I got my 3080 I saw 1440p at a constant 100+ frames. Literally blew my nuts off.
Can confirm creating my steam account was a magical experience Before pc gaming I was getting bored with my summer cycle of playing games and not going outside After PC gaming I started working out, going outside, and using the rest of the time to play on the computer
when i first use a gaming pc that my brother gave me, it feels exactly like this, i can finally feels to play minecraft at 200 fps, it was 50 on my laptop, it just. insane.
Bruh i play roblox on laptop and my cellphone and get like 70 fps on my laptop and get 30/50 on my phone and get 200 fps on my computer but my gaming computer is cheaper
"No, I don't have to pay to play online" Yes, but you should've included MODS, beautiful, game changing, game perfecting MODS! And EMULATORS! You can play every game from older consoles in PC! So many old gems, Hell YEAH! Also: -better graphics for less price -you can get pirated games if you're too poor -wider choice, variety in controllers -you can also play on your tv -great variety of PC cases to match your style -you can do more than just gaming Etc.
Agree with all of these except for price/preformance, in the market rn a console will get you more preformance for your money if you were to spend the same amount of money you spent on a new console which would be $500-600 on a pc you would barely be able to afford an equivalent graphics card once you have a case,cpu,psu,ram, motherboard and ssd (this is coming from personal experience) not to say pc is bad but price/preformance is clearly not an advantage of pc anymore
As a person who's been in consoles since a long time, and started gaming over PCs, I've realised that atleast as the personal me, that I'm, perfomance, and a 150fps, isn't as big of a deal breaker, as much, the customisation is. Along with the options of, increasing or decreasing the graphics, there's mods, trainers, shaders, alot of what you can add into, which was not there before in the game.
@@kake52 oh no definitely a 360hz monitor rocks, it's just that, that in particular is not why I would recommend pc gaming to others. But indeed, that is just me
This so relatable. I have my own gaming pc which I got last month and I'm still lovin it man. The high fps count, the high quality graphics, it's not something you can't pass up on.
@@methnuggets you are mistaken, pc end up costing less than console, you pay for online services and controllers every few months, as well to upgrade you have it buy another console on pc you just upgrade a specific part
@@RedorBlueDaily a console is much cheaper is better value and more convenient. I'd rather get a PS5 or series x tbh. Most of the multiplayer games I play have free online on console and I play mainly campaigns like spiderman, uncharted, halo etc. So subscription isn't a big deal to me
I still remember my first experience back in 2012 I was just trying to run COD MW3 on my very old laptop I experienced the game at 640x480 And a smooth 12 fps that drops to 3
I would say going from XBOX 360 to PC was a huge jump but going from PC to VR was a HUGE jump, if you have ever tried it you know what I'm talkning about.
I've had a 3ds in 2012 , a WII in 2014, an Xbox one S in 2016 and finally a gaming pc in 2021. Going to pc was the best jump, better than the jump from 3ds to Xbox. I'd never go without pc for gaming longer than a month.
i still remember my first pc, when i opened tf2 the textures of the map had rainbow-like colors (not pyroland) and it didn't reach 25 fps, at the time ypu could attack while invisible as spy, but it made you visible again :,), i look back at tose times with nostalgia, but im sure as hell that i dont want to live that again
When I tried to play games on my PC it was so damn hard because it's hard to move your hand from one side of the keyboard to other fast enough and my mouse was screeching on my table.
I've been playing consoles ever since the ps1 area and I decided to get a high end pc instead of a ps5. And all I can say is it is beyond amazing. I'm never going back completely.
I built my first one recently, and indeed, it's quite great. Btw, meme recommendation: *Gets improved PC* *Goes through all the games that were laggy on your old one*
But I had a very different experience. In 2010-2016, games were graphically upgrading fast that moderate hardware at the time couldn’t handle them well. I had to upgrade my pc quite a few times. Initially I had gtx 710 then gtx 980 then gtx 1060. So I switched to a PS4. Games didn’t lag as they were optimized for a specific set of hardwares. Then when the Xbox series x came, I bought that and I’m quiet happy about all my decisions as I’m seeing my friends struggling to build a decent rig (which is not easy). An 800$ rig cannot play all modern games well, but a console can.
yeah but then having to spend $60 on every game on console ends up making it more expensve in the long run. Right now it makes more sense to buy a high end GPU that'll last.
@@seancutajar9498 I’m using Xbox game pass. It’s a deal. Here’s a quick math. On pc, you buy 40 games each for 40$ to play in coming 5 years promising yourself that you won’t buy any game in the next 5 years. Cost is 1600$. Xbox game pass ultimate costs 14$ per month. It includes almost every Xbox game. It charges you 14*12*5=840$. I’m talking about a practical use case. What’s more profitable?
Had a xbox series s, sold it and bought a new pc with that money, everything added up to be 650 USD, i get twice the performance a xbox series s gets, plus its summer sale right now on steam, you have brain damage if you think console is profitable on the long run.
old games, flash games, emulators, softwares, office, editing, graphic design, servers, software development, even console game development require a pc
I remember getting my first gaming PC. Not as a present. I worked hard for it. 4GB RAM, 1TB hard drive. (SSDs and RAM were expensive back then 2016-2017). But I could finally play the games I wanted and even Fallout 4 was running at 30-60fps with that 4GB RAM and a 2GB GTX 670.
Bruh not the pc tryhards mocking this dude for having "only" 4gh ram. Guys guess what? Not all people have extreme high end pcs and are happy with what they got
I miss mine, it went in a house fire and insurance is claiming they never took it and odds are it was thrown out or stolen. Love the world we live in. I can’t even afford a new one
As someone who currently only has a Mac, Switch, and PS4 to play games on, I can't even begin to imagine the feeling of pure freedom that comes with a PC. Some day soon, I will experience that myself
As a long time Nintendo and beginner PC enthusiast, I truly believe these two are the best combination humankind has ever come up with and I love them equally
With the new consoles, the performance gap between PC and consoles have become shorter. Of course, PC will always be more powerful. But at current prices we're talking about a $1000 PC performing the same as these $299 consoles. So, the person who's on a budget and doesn't care about all those RGB and components boast, what's a better deal for him? PC or a console? Ask yourself
Dude I completely agree with you, about 2 years ago I bought a $800 PC, since I was coming from the PS4 I thought it was pretty good but about 6 months ago I bought a Xbox Series X for $500 and I don’t regret my decision, for that price point you would never buy a PC as powerful as the Xbox, if you just wanna play games and don’t want to spend $1000+ I would say console is better( this generation at least). Sure, PC is better but everyone should consider the price point.
PC gaming is toxic now. Most of the low budget GPUs plays exactly the same Xbox/Playstation and getting named called peasant lost its meaning. Unless you're rich enough to spend over $600 for GPU, good luck installing windows updates that beaks your machine.
man that's exactly how it feels when you upgrade to gaming PC nice! i started with a 1200 dollar CyberpowerPC a few years ago i bought from Bestbuy since then built my own rig and now have what anyone would call an "extreme over kill PC" build probably hovering around 15 grand or so with 3 ultra wide monitors and peripherals included .. but i also have a ps5 i never use. in fact ive only used a few times to play a handful of games. i honestly came to PC for the mods MODS ARE EVERYTHING! ITS FREEDOM!
This is pretty much what I felt like when I got a gaming pc. I grew up a console person but always watched videos of modding. Now ever since i got it, I mod the hell out of any game I play.
The best part is, a good gaming PC is good at just about useful for everything. Video editing, animations etc. It is useful There is no way I can justify the cost of PC if I intend to only play games
I was a console kid bc like everyone it was simple and “less expensive” but last year when I was learning more about pc and stuff and I got a good one, let’s just say that my soul never felt so freely in years and didn’t had so much fun in a very very long time. Honestly it’s the best you can get even the exclusives from both Xbox and PlayStation are coming to pc 1-2 years after release just pure happiness.
yeah my first pc had no graphics card, i played games and reached 30-50 fps on minecraft sometimes. Then i decided to buy a good pc cause i was annoyed to always lag. I was blown away when i got over 60 fps for the first time playing minecraft with my gtx 1660s. it was definetely the best decision ive done in a while
Is this what it will feel like when I’m finally blessed with a gaming pc? Amazing. *looks at my console* One day you’ll be nothing but a memory that I choose to relive.
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Should have made the pen into a console controller
You ENTIRELY forgot Gog and its HUGE library of yesteryear titles. That increases a pcs appeal even more.
PC gaming isn't just about higher resolution and framerate, it's about not being locked in to a single ecosystem. It's about mods, control schemes, emulators and more.
most pc gamers dont have higher resolution and framerates, but still love the freedom
@@mathdantastav2496 freedom is one big aspect of why people like pc gaming. Most of the time, performance is only slightly better than consoles (unless you get a expensive pc)
Don't forget that you can also make games, work, pay your bills, and create whatever kind of content for whatever kind of artistic hobby you are into - all on the same device you use to play games.
Freedom. Those who spend 1k or more wisely get a better experience than console, though the $500 range is usually computers that are equal to consoles, simply more freedom involved.
It also doubles as a computer with everything that one has to offer.
My first PC gaming experience i was gifted with the high resolution of 640x480 with a smooth frame rate of 0 fps and the eye candy of lowest possible settings. Safe to say my 2001 computer couldn't handle crysis.
My first PC had 500Mhz and 64MB RAM 😅 Lifetec from Aldi Discounter... 🙈 But I loved my Army Men 2 😍
imagine switching from console to pc and play games on the same settings or even worse
thats me but without "switch from console" part
Crysis indeed!
@Raheem Stephens same pfp
You were gifted a calculator that was not a PC
It really is a whole different world. Never going back
true
I'm running a gtx 1660 super and a ryzen 3600 X single channel 16 gb ram and i still wouldnt upgrade to next gen console only high end pc
i made it 69
@@twixxtro running an RX 6600 and a 11400f and that's enough for me rn
Acceptable
Got my first ever gaming PC recently...
And I feel exactly that way.
same its so much better
ah a fellow planeside 2 enjoyer I see
@@tone618 🤝
Same bro
same but with shitty wifi
I still remember the moment when I got my gaming pc at Christmas, it was so exciting and weird at the same time, because my games were not lagging anymore and most of them ran beyond 100 fps
Edit: 4k likes, damn guys you are crazy, I did not expect to have that much likes
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how you got it
man got a high end gaming pc meanwhile we runnin at low settings 720p at 20fps
@@Umxi404 1080p capable PC is like 50-100$
@@packman3907 My parents bough it as a Christmas present
I would say that when I first owned my first gaming pc, it felt like a realm of possibilities finally opened up. I could finally mod more advanced games that I couldn’t even open before with my old pc, I could multitask for work and play games at once, and I no longer had to settle for the lowest graphics settings in games ever again. It’s extremely liberating and worth the money.
"ma first pc was called a ps4 they really changed the name and look over the years
@@Yourdailycardriver Man they sure keep upgrading your PC’s. I thought PC’s just needed replacing of parts not entire systems
@@theannualantagonist5930 "yeah man ive bean upgrading it for years also upgrading cost alot of ducktape a circutboards.
When I got my first gaming pc, I returned to some childlike state of curiosity. But it didnt last for long because now I dont have time enjoy life and it's just anxiety over responsibilities.
@@Sabaelos indeed, whenever I get breaks I am able to enjoy my computer and play lots of games. But when I’m saddled with too much work, i don’t have lots of time or energy to play any of them, unfortunately.
Imagine having RTX 30 Series as your first gaming experience...
yeah imagine 🥲
laptop 3050 be like
I can, I got my first gaming pc like 3 months back and I have a 3070 with an i5 12400. It’s AMAZING
@@twenty1ne904 good for u bruda
@@twenty1ne904 rich boi
@@odium4509 thx
As a console player myself, I can say that a pc is so so so much more than gaming, I do not regret getting myself a pc but its always nice to kick back and play some old console games
That Zoom in onto the FPS counter really sums up every PC-gamer's OCD 🤣🤣🤣
PC doin Hitman 3 at 115fps at native 4k ultra
Meanwhile PS5 .... 60fps at upsclaled 4k with medium shadow settings 😢.
(Remember the PS5 box label 120fps & 8k ) 😂😂🤣
@@IronMan-jj2fd you're laughing now, but how much did you pay for it? Also it was 8k 30 fps if I'm not wrong
@@xces_fn i didn't say 8k120fps, i said "8k" & "120fps". There's a difference!
@@IronMan-jj2fd how much did you pay? 5 times the console’s price? 3060 is 200-300 dollars more expensive that a PS5. And in 2 years 3060 will be outdated as sh*t.
@@Kedvin73060 ain’t gonna be outdated that quickly…
Man you seem really tensed up like someone struck a nerve 🤣
Is it cause he made fun of the PS5’s FPS and settings?
Being able to play Subnautica without major frame drops, slow chunk loading, sloth like loading, AND with amazing 1440p graphics?!
I was absolutely blown away lol
Went from super fun game to *Ascension*
Oh boy but on the other half of the spectrum there is "12 fps and a burning smell"
I play Subnautica on PS5 and it just looks AMAZING!
The only thing that didnt change was me shitting my pants when “Warning:Multiple leviathan class lifeforms detected in this region, are you certain whatever you’re doing is worth it?”
Nah im not ready to go bankrupt
@@mr.breadman4181 I'd take it over an Xbox because mods
I remember when my dad bought my first gaming PC. $1000 for it and I paid him back in cash this month for it. I feel accomplished.
Best ending, no more debt ^_^)
Man that's nice,my parents would never do that and I was too young for a real job so I had to save for years to buy it upfront, then got berated for using it all the time because I worked hard for it. I bought it so I used it as I please,mom and dad had their chance lmao
@@ffwast Haha, yeah I got that from my parents that I used it too much as well lol. But I'm proving them wrong soon. I'm enlisting next year. I just bought my new PC with my own money so I feel happy.
@@pekachu2260 Yeah...I'm still paying off for my car that my dad bought me 😅..
Same thing here, I basically got a loan from my dad and just finished paying him back on it. Blender runs a lot faster on 3060 ti than on schools gtx 1660 lol
Honestly, this is what it felt like to me.
After years and years of playing with crappy and shitty setups (no graphics cards, no high end monitors with high refresh rates, the most fps I could get was 10-25, having to play most of my games in ultra low settings, struggling to find new titles to play because of my limited hardware...) Yeah, all of those pains went away with my gaming laptop which i'm in love with.
I understand you... Unfortunately I am still having to use my old slow notebook to play. But one day I will get my hands on that juicy gaming Pc...
same, i started with intel grafics, then a gt610, a gt710 (both second hand), with 28 fps at minimum. i know the feeling all too well, glad you could update your hardware
My SSD on my PC had only 4 GB left and I had nothing to delete, so I reinstalled Windows. Now my PC doesn't have a stroke when I play Fortnite on the lowest settings.
@@pudimjogando1198 let me guess you're like 17 too? 🤣
Yeah my pc (broken now) cant even handle roblox but when we bought a console, holy its like heaven but it doesnt feel the same i miss that pc even tho its garbage
That feeling when i went from a PS4 to PC. I tried all the games i used to play only to be greeted with way better graphics at higher resolutions and in some games 4x the fps. Plus no annoying little fan noise
Man, playing games like Arkham knight in ps4 and then in pc…it’s a whole new level
It is 4x the fps but it’s also 4x the price
Idk I think it is worth the price
ok nerd
@@sheffrespawnz7235 about 600 to 1000dollars to get a decent PC lmao. Rather get a PS5 but those are hard getting
I love how Linus was featured as part of the PCMR experience, he deserves it though!
But console is better than pc
@@mrwaaaaaa885 Cheapness is literally the only better thing with consoles.
And they're basically computers limited to a game shop like steam.
@@mrwaaaaaa885 thaey are literally more limited than some school computers. Yeah they are cheaper, but that is because they are sold at a loss and compensate with buying games in a single market. Pc gaming does cost more, no one said that it was cheaper, but a pc is like a work of art; interpret it however you want. Wanna game? sure. Which store do you want to buy from? Epic store? Steam? Some pirated website that sells for free?
Consoles are better if you do not have money to spend on a powerful pc, bur it will come out just as expensive because of the games
@@egordo7262 consoles might not actually be cheaper, depending on how often you upgrade your pc because you need to pay subscription for online play.
Assuming the average console costs $400, and the subscription cost $30/month:
After 1 year of ownership: $30 x 12 (months) + $400 (console initial price) = $760 (a decent lower - midrange pc)
2 years of ownership: $760 (previous calculation) + $30 x 12 (months) = $1120 (potentially capable of 4K)
4 years of ownership: $1120 (previous calculation) + $30 x 24 (months) = $1840 (a very decent pc, definitely better performance than console)
And heres the worst part: most people keep their pc for 2 gpu cycles (steam hardware survey). Gpu cycles are generally roughly 2 years each. And seeing that the gpus most people use are 60- series or 50- series ($150 - $300), the average pc player is SAVING money relative to playing on console.
@@potatoes5829 a lot of people keep their gpu for 4+ years too, mainly because of the time between release of new products, so...
yeah, basically your point
This is the perfect embodiment of how someone would try to convince a friend to join the master race. This is gold.
Crazy how after all this time I still play on console and my friends that have joined the supposed master race suffer the same issues I do and even some other more expensive ones.
Why do you lot call a computer the master race you have mods and shit which is cool but other then that its basically the same for a way higher price and even if you find a cheap one its shit I've got a computer the same price as a console but the computer can barely run the game that runs fine on the console
@@archie6890 that's why I said supposed master race.
@@archie6890 It IS the master race.
You can play PS games, Xbox games, PC games, Nintendo games, retro games. No online subscription, lots of sales.
You can even take it a step further (like me) and use it for software and game development.
Yes, PC costs, like, at least $1500, but you're delusional if you think it's the same as consoles. The graphical fidelity and frame rate are definitely better on PC.
@@ShadowbannedAccount why'd you need to add the (like me) no one is impressed and it has better stuff but it really isnt that different and like I've said however many times its overpriced
Even if I don't have gaming pc , it's relatable but in my dreams 🗿
ohh man , feels bad
You will get there your own gaming pc one day.🙂 I was in your position.
Does a laptop with a decent graphics card count? Albeit my GTX 1650 Max-q doesn't have DLSS support or Ray Tracing
@@nikhilkoganti yes sure depends on games you play. If AAA Pc games you need low settings. For games like dota 2, Valorant, Fortnite you tweak settings mostly low 1080p should be good 60 fps or higher🙂
@@nikhilkoganti Of course. I got a 3050 laptop, works really well and gets around 50-60 fps on most AAA games on 1080 high/ultra, although I do have dlss which can bump that up. As long as you're gaming and having fun with the experience, it counts. May we one day have a nasa computer, brother!
After I have been playing on Ps1, Ps2 and Ps3, I then build my first gaming pc and it was almost as this video depicted, just the amount of control you have over your performance/hardware, more fps or better visuals, it is up to you to decide. The stable fps is one of the best things about pc.
pov: me playing old pc and trying gaming pc
This was so well made 😂
I still remember when I got my first gaming pc, I installed all the games I had on my previous one and couldn't play very well because I was so used to playing at 10-15fps that 60fps was way too smooth for me lol
Same
15 fps is suffering, i'm grateful you're doing better, amen. 😇🙏
Same here.
@@2miligrams Me with an average of 3-4 fps: I have seen it all
@@2miligrams lmao
The thing for me that really impressed me was how smooth and how clear everything was on pc on consoles if your lagging or your console gets hot from hours of gaming it lowers your resolution and runs sluggish
Consoles are cheap but console gaming is damn expensive.
PC lags too. No better choice.
@@hextechmagikarp4610 depends
@@thetshadow999animates9 yea, especially on wallet
Can you explain a little more? I still have my PS4 Slim that I got on release and I’ve never experienced anything like worsening resolution or sluggishness other than of course doing things in game that are really hard on performance which shouldn’t be a shocker
Perfectly sums it up.
Got my first gaming PC built a week ago and I feel liberated. Elevated, even.
i needing
I remember my first gaming rig 9 years a go.
2013 build
Kingston DDR 3 memory 2 8 gig sticks.
120gb samsung SSD
3TB HDD
intel Core i5 3570K
Nvidia GTX 650.
It was really good at the time for most of the games that I've played.
Yeah that's ok esp the ssd for 9 years ago
This is better than my actual pc 💀
I just recently bought my first actual gaming PC and so far I'm having to be able to do more alot then I can on console. Truely a nice change
@@S-1_24-25 12100F to replace,it is stronger
@@duck6966 nah I don’t like intel due to past experiences with them… also that’s what I had before I switched to AMD 😂
@@S-1_24-25 that is the best value right now. AMD was, but it's 2 yrs ago
And what was your problem with intel?
@@duck6966 I can’t really specifically explain since that was ages ago. I just don’t like intel in my opinion
It's not just the games or the mods or the fact it's more than just a gaming device.
It's the pride of your own system, the intimacy of knowing *your* pc, it's almost like a friend.
Facts, that's a big one
That's deep bro, that's deep..
Almost? Even if it's not a conscious being, it's still one of the few things that will be there for you no matter what.
(Well, as long as you have electricity heh.)
@@_Machitsu it does feel conscious when i’m hallucinating
I've taken apart around dozen 360s and xbox ones. I think I definitely know the board of an xbox better than I do the board of my pc. I can point exactly where the nand, southbridge, Hana hdmi scaler and other things and I can tell the difference between board revisions. On the other hand I don't think most people who built or bought their pcs will ever really know their systems that well because you never really have a reason to since if the motherboard stops working you replace and throw the old one away, it's very rare for board level repairs to be done when a new one can be bought.
PC is all about freedom. You choose your OS, game mods, use the internet for whatever reason, you can run android apps, emulators for ps2 ps3 etc.
and let's not forget that we love multi tasking :P. You can draw, do 3d modeling, make games, use your pc for work.. and you also have the option to go high refresh rate 144+ and run a 4k resolution monitor (8k is kinda crazy even for a high-end pc tbh). That's why I don't understand when people say mobile or consoles can be as good as PCs.. (I mean, I've grown up playing ps1 and 2 but now I can play these games on pc too).
Exactly , You are free to do whatever you want !
i would suspect doing thist rtx 3070
im so proud to be a pc masterrace user. even tho i will never know how does it feels to play high (or even medium) end pc lmao.
Medium and High doesn't make as much difference as Low and Medium specs, sadly.
For me it's building your first gaming PC then turning it on. Built my first 2080 Ti gaming PC back in 2020, felt like heaven 😍
When I got my PC I felt overwhelmed to think of what to do like "Bruh! it's there in front of you, Do as you like" It's what I was thinking back then.
I bought my first ever gaming pc today i am glad to say that i am finally in the gaming pc community
My deepest regret is that I've waiting 2 years, saving my money to find or bought a PS5 (still out of stocks in my area), instead building a PC. I just want to play FF7 Remake, God of War, and Spiderman. I haven't play those games yet because they're PS Exclusives. Fast forward today, when those games announced they ported to PC, I screamed "F@#&!!!". I feel like I wasted 2 years of waiting for not having a console and not building a PC. And also the money that I saved was slowly deducted due to financial problems.
It sucks. But not losing hope...
Keep going bro do not give up...
apparently the part 2 of ff7 won't be on pc. maybe 4 years later who the hell knows.
You don't have to buy all your parts at once. I spent over a year buying parts to build a pc. Started with the case, cpu and motherboard. Next was the ram, storage and power supply. Last things I bought were a used gpu and new custom water cooling parts off of a buy and sell site. Just upgraded to a 3080ti and next generation I'm upgrading the cpu, motherboard, storage and ram. Much easier on the wallet to buy separately over time and to upgrade in sections rather than all at once.
@@stinkmeaner3610 thanks man...
@@thepooterrooter3917 I was planning to buy any parts, even though it's from thrift shop or any second hand parts.
Once a PC gamer, always a PC gamer
Hmm i remember something like this from FARCRY 6 🤨
@@IronMan-jj2fd Replace PC gamer with 'G******a'
@@BrainPermaDeD ha ha there u go 😂
@@llama2851 Could have bought a wireless controller for PC, but it's just my opinion.
@@llama2851 Oh, My first Idea when I got a PC was to connect it to TV, wireless keyboard/mouse(Using a plank or something) and chill on sofa. Unfortunately, not enough space to do that so I opted to monitors. Most of the new games works well with controllers from Logitech(Recognizes as Xbox controller settings).
As a mobile gamer, it's hard for me to use mouse and keyboard controls. But when i adapted to it i'm not coming back to 30fps
most mobile games are not limited to 30fps but ok i get what you mean.
@@SimonBauer7 me with maximum "high" fps setting which is 30fps on pubg:
@@coveps1325 why u play at high settings dude :v fps games are meant to be played at competitive settings
More like 15 fps
It's hard to use a phone screen as controls. Huge handicap. Do you use controller?
this was the single best video i have ever seen
The first thing you showed is the thing I consider the best. Steam sales are freaking awesome!
I've easily spend less than someone who has the same games as me, but bought for a console enough to make my PC more cost effective lol, especially when factoring the online subscription to play multiplayer.
I remember the first time I tried PC gaming. It was one of the best things I had ever done. Now that was on my grandma's computer so everything lagged but it was still super fun. Now I game on a Dell G7 powered by a 9th gen Intel I7 and a RTX 2060 and I don't have any problems. But those memories of some games crashing or lagging so badly it was unplayable will forever be with me.
Me too, I have a ryzen 7 5800h cpu and rtx 3060 and I would say that I had to live my entire life before recently with awful graphics, laggy games, and ones that were just unplayable. However now, I can finally play those same games that I’ve always wanted to enjoy and fully experience. Before this, I had a MacBook that I put windows on that was second hand and couldn’t run anything made past 2012. I missed out on all the nice new games because of that and I already played many old games at this point and needed to expand my library
That glorious feeling when you can actually run games in good FPS with ultra settings.
*Now, about heat issues...*
For the heat, u need buy a good aio haha lmao
Corsair and noctua beat the hell out of any console
@@elfua7347 actually big radiators perform better than aio's
@@anon1963 where'd you find that info?
generally, a good aio will outperform an air cooler (that has the same performance as said aio) most of the time.
@@-Kozloff i found that info in an LTT video
edit: type "ltt air vs water cooling" and watch 2 first videos. air cooler is better 99% time, next time do some research instead of "its water cooled so it must be better" shit.
I related very hard to the part where he ate a gaming pc
I’m trying to build my first computer this summer. I don’t have the biggest budget but I’m excited to experience new games and capabilities even with medium specs.
So did you build it?
did you?
did you do it?
That's how it felt when I got my first gpu. Seeing the reflections on NFS1 for the first time blew my mind.
For me it was seeing the reflections on NFS MW 2005
for me this moment was being able to play modded skyrim
NFS Underground for me, absolutely blew me away as a kid
As a console player who got to play on pc for a week, I can totally relate to this and it's also the reason why I'm saving up for one
I WAS a "PC gamer" for a few years in highschool (2007?-2012) with games like Call of Duty 2, World of Goo, Portal, Half Life, Psychonauts, and what not, I thought EVERYTHING could be done on the computer. Then I decided to get a fat PS2 and Kingdom Hearts when I first moved out in 2012. Now I don't even like sitting upright to play games anymore, lol.
Not to mention, free games, Mods, emulation, PC VR, multiple screens and even moar
Heheh boi mod
Ngl the way you got free games is *suspicious*
@@spinning-teto 😈
@@julian-vanilla8379 honestly I wouldn't dare risk my 3000$ PC with pirating
@@spinning-teto virtual machine over a virtual machine
as a console player who recently got introduced to pc, I can say this is 110% true and correct
Got my monitor way before I could get a 3080, but even the jump to that from my shitty old 720p tv on my ps4 non-pro was mind boggling. Got a 4750G shortly after and experienced 1440p for the first time. Once I got my 3080 I saw 1440p at a constant 100+ frames. Literally blew my nuts off.
I hope you`re just misusing the word "literally" here bro ;D
@@DaHesus no, i am sitting here nutless typing this. But I'm doing it on a thocky keyboard in a comfy secret labs chair. So good tradeoff.
Damn bro. Solder your nuts back on.
@@JustifyTheseHeathens W?
I like PC gaming and all, but I'll never understand people that wanna light up their computers with colourful lights.
Why even waste money on the thing that just sits on a table or under the table.
Can confirm creating my steam account was a magical experience
Before pc gaming I was getting bored with my summer cycle of playing games and not going outside
After PC gaming I started working out, going outside, and using the rest of the time to play on the computer
Same man
Sarcasm?
@@Velvett_Thunder Not at all
@@Arsenegelion 👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻check my handle you can get a new or used GPUs for a reasonable prices from us ok and we ship to any region
_"🤨"_
Remember kids
Ratatouille is a masterpiece
and so a gaming pc is ALSO a masterpiece
always has been
when i first use a gaming pc that my brother gave me, it feels exactly like this, i can finally feels to play minecraft at 200 fps, it was 50 on my laptop, it just. insane.
Bruh i play roblox on laptop and my cellphone and get like 70 fps on my laptop and get 30/50 on my phone and get 200 fps on my computer but my gaming computer is cheaper
Us vets will never know this feeling again but it brings me joy to know others will.
POV:It was just a dream when ur mom wakes you up
Actual Pov:YOU DONT HAVE THE MONEY :(
🥲🥲🥲
lol XD
Lol
I don't even have any experience with gaming pc how can I imagine it inside my dream 🤔
@@kapa8514 steal ur moms credit card and buy XDDDD
"No, I don't have to pay to play online"
Yes, but you should've included MODS, beautiful, game changing, game perfecting MODS!
And EMULATORS! You can play every game from older consoles in PC! So many old gems, Hell YEAH!
Also:
-better graphics for less price
-you can get pirated games if you're too poor
-wider choice, variety in controllers
-you can also play on your tv
-great variety of PC cases to match your style
-you can do more than just gaming
Etc.
I’ve found incredible deals on pc, I just got horizon zero dawn for $5
You haven't lived until you've played Mario Kart in 8k
There are also downsides such as
-get obsessed with 360hz and complain when fps drops under 300
Agree with all of these except for price/preformance, in the market rn a console will get you more preformance for your money if you were to spend the same amount of money you spent on a new console which would be $500-600 on a pc you would barely be able to afford an equivalent graphics card once you have a case,cpu,psu,ram, motherboard and ssd (this is coming from personal experience) not to say pc is bad but price/preformance is clearly not an advantage of pc anymore
@@pell9538 sir that's getting fixed look at the prices
As a person who's been in consoles since a long time, and started gaming over PCs, I've realised that atleast as the personal me, that I'm, perfomance, and a 150fps, isn't as big of a deal breaker, as much, the customisation is.
Along with the options of, increasing or decreasing the graphics, there's mods, trainers, shaders, alot of what you can add into, which was not there before in the game.
do you have a 144hz monitor atleast, connected with a displayport and enabled in the settings, because 60-144hz is a massive jump.
@@kake52 oh no definitely a 360hz monitor rocks, it's just that, that in particular is not why I would recommend pc gaming to others. But indeed, that is just me
I want that but it is impossible for me, in my country everything is 90% more expensive and the salary is very low
After using laptop for my whole life, yes, that's exactly how first few days felt.
I'm finishing my 2022 build in couple days ☺️
Yes PC gaming with a gt210 and core 2 duo is absolutely amazing! The best experience I've ever Felt in my whole life.
Pov: Ypu try for the first time
to eat a very expensive gaming pc
This so relatable. I have my own gaming pc which I got last month and I'm still lovin it man. The high fps count, the high quality graphics, it's not something you can't pass up on.
I remember the moment when i switched skyrim from console to pc. It was unreal. NO loading times. 60fps. No crashes, and modding 🤤
I wish I could have that pleasure. For me, even just going from an Xbox one s to a series s blew my mind
@@methnuggets you are mistaken, pc end up costing less than console, you pay for online services and controllers every few months, as well to upgrade you have it buy another console on pc you just upgrade a specific part
@@RedorBlueDaily yea but a gpu cost more than a console
@@SparkSpace ye it’s the main component 💀 obviously
@@RedorBlueDaily a console is much cheaper is better value and more convenient. I'd rather get a PS5 or series x tbh. Most of the multiplayer games I play have free online on console and I play mainly campaigns like spiderman, uncharted, halo etc. So subscription isn't a big deal to me
Thanks for amazing content!
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@@gmplus9842 i'm not a bot lol
@@JarringSteak sorry
In reality, the first time you do it it's a laptop with a core I3 and intel hd graphics.
I still remember my first experience back in 2012 I was just trying to run COD MW3 on my very old laptop
I experienced the game at 640x480
And a smooth 12 fps that drops to 3
I just bought a gtx 1660 super pc
@@goutirecords nice.
If PC it's so great why there is no PC 2?
thats why it is so great ;)
Pc is so good it doesn't need a sequal
I would say going from XBOX 360 to PC was a huge jump but going from PC to VR was a HUGE jump, if you have ever tried it you know what I'm talkning about.
just imagine, I went from Nintendo Switch to PC lol
What kind of vr games you played
@@RealCraftspirit I actually went to Wii, Nintendo Switch then to PC
also you forgot that VR to AR is a huge jump too.
PS I am not talking about guns.
I've had a 3ds in 2012 , a WII in 2014, an Xbox one S in 2016 and finally a gaming pc in 2021. Going to pc was the best jump, better than the jump from 3ds to Xbox. I'd never go without pc for gaming longer than a month.
i still remember my first pc, when i opened tf2 the textures of the map had rainbow-like colors (not pyroland) and it didn't reach 25 fps, at the time ypu could attack while invisible as spy, but it made you visible again :,), i look back at tose times with nostalgia, but im sure as hell that i dont want to live that again
it's also cool knowing that your gaming rig is also fully capable of being your work station, a tool for higher education, etc.
Me: Yeah you can totally build an awesome budget build for $650!
Also me: Has spent $6000+ on computer components in just the past three years.
So relatable lol
Well, there's good investment and there's hobby
And I am still running on Intel Pentium for more than 7 years
2000 on average. Nice!
Wtf you can build a NASA tier computer that will last more than measly 3 years with six thousand dollars, bruh.
0:10 The fact that the pc is smoking is killing me
Then you meet the prices for gaming pc and then you meet windows which will make you suffer
As a console player that has just moved to pc myself, I concur, this is exactly how it went.
Got my first gaming pc 2 days ago and this is exactly how i felt
Welcome brother
Me too lol
Same
When I tried to play games on my PC it was so damn hard because it's hard to move your hand from one side of the keyboard to other fast enough and my mouse was screeching on my table.
How about getting a mouse pad and if you use the PC for about a month or so you will get used to it.
I've been playing consoles ever since the ps1 area and I decided to get a high end pc instead of a ps5. And all I can say is it is beyond amazing. I'm never going back completely.
I built my first one recently, and indeed, it's quite great.
Btw, meme recommendation:
*Gets improved PC*
*Goes through all the games that were laggy on your old one*
If only we could all experience this
But I had a very different experience. In 2010-2016, games were graphically upgrading fast that moderate hardware at the time couldn’t handle them well. I had to upgrade my pc quite a few times. Initially I had gtx 710 then gtx 980 then gtx 1060. So I switched to a PS4. Games didn’t lag as they were optimized for a specific set of hardwares. Then when the Xbox series x came, I bought that and I’m quiet happy about all my decisions as I’m seeing my friends struggling to build a decent rig (which is not easy). An 800$ rig cannot play all modern games well, but a console can.
yeah but then having to spend $60 on every game on console ends up making it more expensve in the long run. Right now it makes more sense to buy a high end GPU that'll last.
@@seancutajar9498 I’m using Xbox game pass. It’s a deal. Here’s a quick math. On pc, you buy 40 games each for 40$ to play in coming 5 years promising yourself that you won’t buy any game in the next 5 years. Cost is 1600$. Xbox game pass ultimate costs 14$ per month. It includes almost every Xbox game. It charges you 14*12*5=840$. I’m talking about a practical use case. What’s more profitable?
my 500$ rig can play every game perfectly fine, i can not understand how you could get worse performance for 300$ more
Had a xbox series s, sold it and bought a new pc with that money, everything added up to be 650 USD, i get twice the performance a xbox series s gets, plus its summer sale right now on steam, you have brain damage if you think console is profitable on the long run.
@@shay4501 it’s fair cuz an Xbox series s costs 299$
old games, flash games, emulators, softwares, office, editing, graphic design, servers, software development, even console game development require a pc
I remember getting my first gaming PC. Not as a present. I worked hard for it. 4GB RAM, 1TB hard drive. (SSDs and RAM were expensive back then 2016-2017). But I could finally play the games I wanted and even Fallout 4 was running at 30-60fps with that 4GB RAM and a 2GB GTX 670.
4 GB ram? thats not a lot but its good ig
30-60fps ☠️
@@luckyshotig thats was the life back then
Bruh not the pc tryhards mocking this dude for having "only" 4gh ram. Guys guess what? Not all people have extreme high end pcs and are happy with what they got
@@great_channel i also had 4 gb of ram for a whole year and its not that good dawg
I already know how it is, but most of the time I don't game and when I do it's on very weak hardware
thatll be $5000 + tax please !🤣🤣🤣
Still better than 2.5 games on ps
Lies
that'll be $1000 bucks for legion 5 with rtx 3060 + $400 for monitor and mouse.
I miss mine, it went in a house fire and insurance is claiming they never took it and odds are it was thrown out or stolen. Love the world we live in. I can’t even afford a new one
Only now that you are no longer able afford it do you question the fairness in this dumpster fire? Americans are so pathetic.
@@Youreanahole nah, it was never fair from the start
My first was a decent build but I focused on everything but cooling. So it sounded like a jet engine all the time.
As someone who currently only has a Mac, Switch, and PS4 to play games on, I can't even begin to imagine the feeling of pure freedom that comes with a PC.
Some day soon, I will experience that myself
>PC Hardware cost - $650
Hadn't had such a good laugh in weeks, then I started crying.
And showing a RTX 3090...
This is not true. Last time I ate a whole gaming computer I felt an excruciating pain in my stomach and the doctor said I needed surgery to remove it
As a long time Nintendo and beginner PC enthusiast, I truly believe these two are the best combination humankind has ever come up with and I love them equally
yh as much as I love my RTX 2060 AMD Ryzen 7, I need my fix of Nintendo exclusives. I know I could emulate but I don't feel like it LOL
If only Nintendo hardware weren't a gen late..
@@flintfrommother3gaming I'm more fussed about the OS, it's too bare bones. Hardware is whatever, it works well enough and is affordable.
@@ask343 Switch + PC
@@Syvern. ok?
With the new consoles, the performance gap between PC and consoles have become shorter. Of course, PC will always be more powerful. But at current prices we're talking about a $1000 PC performing the same as these $299 consoles. So, the person who's on a budget and doesn't care about all those RGB and components boast, what's a better deal for him? PC or a console? Ask yourself
Dude I completely agree with you, about 2 years ago I bought a $800 PC, since I was coming from the PS4 I thought it was pretty good but about 6 months ago I bought a Xbox Series X for $500 and I don’t regret my decision, for that price point you would never buy a PC as powerful as the Xbox, if you just wanna play games and don’t want to spend $1000+ I would say console is better( this generation at least). Sure, PC is better but everyone should consider the price point.
PC gaming is toxic now. Most of the low budget GPUs plays exactly the same Xbox/Playstation and getting named called peasant lost its meaning. Unless you're rich enough to spend over $600 for GPU, good luck installing windows updates that beaks your machine.
These arguments are not based on reality, you pay much much more for consoles
@@crashdude7589 what do you mean?
@@_jb_4020 you pay much more for console games, you pay for online, console peripherals cost more and for what? 10% of what a pc can do?
man that's exactly how it feels when you upgrade to gaming PC nice! i started with a 1200 dollar CyberpowerPC a few years ago i bought from Bestbuy since then built my own rig and now have what anyone would call an "extreme over kill PC" build probably hovering around 15 grand or so with 3 ultra wide monitors and peripherals included .. but i also have a ps5 i never use. in fact ive only used a few times to play a handful of games. i honestly came to PC for the mods MODS ARE EVERYTHING! ITS FREEDOM!
I like how NikTek assumes your first taste into PC gaming is an RTX 3090 and not your older brother’s school laptop with integrated graphics.
This is pretty much what I felt like when I got a gaming pc. I grew up a console person but always watched videos of modding. Now ever since i got it, I mod the hell out of any game I play.
The best part is, a good gaming PC is good at just about useful for everything. Video editing, animations etc. It is useful
There is no way I can justify the cost of PC if I intend to only play games
Exactly man. Would be a waste of powerful hardware not to use the same PC for work.
I was a console kid bc like everyone it was simple and “less expensive” but last year when I was learning more about pc and stuff and I got a good one, let’s just say that my soul never felt so freely in years and didn’t had so much fun in a very very long time.
Honestly it’s the best you can get even the exclusives from both Xbox and PlayStation are coming to pc 1-2 years after release just pure happiness.
Yeah, that's pretty much how it was for me.
Also nice to have a thing to write on and do work as well.
December of 2016, my first ever custom built PC. Absolutely changed how I viewed gaming
despite having a decent gaming pc I haven’t played a lot of games yet
Ah I see you're an average PC master race people
when you realized
"why I keep playing these games?"
There is only like 8 games i maybe want anyway
Dude epic games store gives free games every week
@@JUSTANDORDINARYGUYONINTERNET it's not about the money batman
yeah my first pc had no graphics card, i played games and reached 30-50 fps on minecraft sometimes. Then i decided to buy a good pc cause i was annoyed to always lag. I was blown away when i got over 60 fps for the first time playing minecraft with my gtx 1660s. it was definetely the best decision ive done in a while
“As a console player, I do not approve this.”
Is this what it will feel like when I’m finally blessed with a gaming pc? Amazing. *looks at my console* One day you’ll be nothing but a memory that I choose to relive.