I don't think anybody is saying PC is "too difficult", what they ARE saying is that PC is not as CONVENIENT.. Which is absolutely true. I say this AS a PC and Console gamer. If you're willing to put in the time, you can create a superior Experience on PC. If you don't care, don't want to Tinker or diagnose the occasional issue, console just works better, which is why it's my preferred platform.
How good is your PC? Because it's hard for me to believe that someone who has the option to play at 240fps will prefer to play at 30 Fps because it takes 15 seconds less to start his multiple hours long gaming sessions
I agree 💯. There are issues that require PC knowledge for any age. A blue screen, for instance... Is it the heat sink, memory, driver, motherboard, bios, incompatible software, fans, clocking issue, etc..? People like to play dumb. The installation process is better than the old days, but that's separate from knowing what to do when things go wrong.
@@Panacea_archive when's the last time you played a console, 96? Every game I play runs 120 fps in performance mode on Series X, and if not, runs 60, there's not a single game I play that's 30 as a current gen game right now
@@Panacea_archive as far start times... There is NO game on PC that will boot and start as quickly anything you run on a current gen console, that's a fact, simply because you have A) the Desktop B) The Executable, and C) the launcher that's necessary to launch and run underneath the game. That isn't the case with Xbox. Even on the steamdeck, if the game is having to run the Proton translation layer, it has to uncompile the. Exe file first then run. A xbox game just runs. Then there Quick resume... 😂😂😂 You might only be a PC gamer. Ad far as my PC specs, I run a Ryzen 9 and Radeon 6800, more than enough to run anything I want at High settings with consistent 90fps or better
@@ragingtyga Last time was 4 months ago on a Ps5, I played FF7 remake and it was extremely uncomfortable, I could literally see the frames. My eyes almost got sore despite playing on a 4k oled TV
very nice. i put together a sffpc for the living room a month ago for the first time. definitely a an interesting experience vs building in a regular tower like i usually did in the past
I was gifted a pre built so I had no choice but to learn about pc parts through upgrading the internals so now I know what I'm looking for if I were to start from scratch.
Im running a rizen 5 and a gforce gtx 1660 ti with one 16 gig ram stick not sure how good of a build it is this channel has kinda inspired me to move back into pc gaming with my gamepass subscription playing fallout 4 now and its running well so far on and its looking pretty good despite my 720p living room tv
Pc is almost streamlined there is still too many issues and I think valve needs to get more involved to push publishers to fix games. Example my dad on thursday wanted to play elden ring. Everytime he started up it would start at 4k resolution and he plays at 1440p. It makes it impossible to press alt enter to make window and change settings. So I have to troubleshoot his computer come to find out nvidia was the problem. They pushed dsr on his computer and forced 4k resolution out of the box. The new nvidia app refused to allow us to change the resolution in the app because it's still beta. It sucks honestly and so I had to go to %appdata% to find his ini file to fix it. Nvidia is a problem and so is the pushing of features that cause problems. Another game I want to use as example is manhunt 1. On pc you can buy and install it. You can't get past the 1 mission without a mod. It's unacceptable to sell products like this and I think valve needs to step in to force publisher to fix their games. Keep up to the modern standards of current os system. They have a grace period to fix it before it's removed from the store. This incentive keeps games fixed and running while also allowing them to keep earning passive income from games. Pc gaming has so many issues and sure it's more streamline. There are people I know asking me why they don't have controller support for games. You have to walk them through the steam input enable settings through the game to work with any controller. It has a lot of work to make it stupid easy like consoles. We have made a huge jump in last 5 to 10 years. We still have more and even the steam deck isn't perfect. It's one of the focusing points of showing how easy it can be.
@@djstef4549 It's not it's nvidia pushing dsr setting and when it's optimized automatically you can't change it. New nvidia app has huge problem fps problems and this. It's so new to people that they don't notice.
I’d say the other neg and correct me if I’m wrong but you can’t turn on your pc by just turning on a co troller to my knowledge. IMO it’s a small negative but for other depending where their system would be it could be a decently sized annoyance.
There is a setting in the motherboard bios to leave a little bit of power to the usb port and bluetooth adapter when the pc is off for waking up the pc if it detects the press of a button of your keyboard or turning on your bluetooth devices.
Oh looky there, a Cooler Master N200, one of my most favorite mini-ITX cases to build in. 😂 Funny thing too, I’m using the same case hosting my Ryzen 9700X, ASUS ROG Strix B650E-I board, and XFX Merc 7900XTX. Why? Because it’s one of the few mini-ITX cases that can house my massively long 340mm GPU. Extra respect for people who brave building in mini ITX configurations. 😅
A lot of the negatives towards pc gaming are simply parroted from others who have used similar negatives and most of them have never legit tried gaming on pc.
You should of dismantle your pc and record your self putting to together and make a video about flash uodate that is really important to know if motherborard have ability to update it wihtout a cpu
As a pc and console guy ill admitt that build is clean and compact , i usually build on full atx cases, did you have difficulty with the cable management on the other side ?
The excuse of "PC is to difficult" can only be applied to gamers that are 50yrs old and above. If you are in your 20s-40s and think PC gaming is too difficult then good luck to you with technology at in the workplace.
Age is not the issue. Recently sold a ITX MB on FB market to an old retired military veteran because he was going to build a mini PC as a steamdeck machine.
Eww, innovation - gross. All these crutch programming languages, interpreters, scripts, frameworks, game engines, operating systems, memory management tools are all creating excess bloat that assembly code would never dream of. In tech, we all know that solutions have always been problems and nothing more. Look at what we have today versus 50 years ago. Pure trash, the harder the code - the better for us end users.
Alot of people dont realize how easy it is to put a pc together. Its very easy. The only hard part is putting those damn tiny front I/O connection on the bottom of the MB. Everything else is pretty easy.
I don't think anybody is saying PC is "too difficult", what they ARE saying is that PC is not as CONVENIENT.. Which is absolutely true. I say this AS a PC and Console gamer. If you're willing to put in the time, you can create a superior Experience on PC. If you don't care, don't want to Tinker or diagnose the occasional issue, console just works better, which is why it's my preferred platform.
How good is your PC?
Because it's hard for me to believe that someone who has the option to play at 240fps will prefer to play at 30 Fps because it takes 15 seconds less to start his multiple hours long gaming sessions
I agree 💯. There are issues that require PC knowledge for any age. A blue screen, for instance... Is it the heat sink, memory, driver, motherboard, bios, incompatible software, fans, clocking issue, etc..? People like to play dumb. The installation process is better than the old days, but that's separate from knowing what to do when things go wrong.
@@Panacea_archive when's the last time you played a console, 96? Every game I play runs 120 fps in performance mode on Series X, and if not, runs 60, there's not a single game I play that's 30 as a current gen game right now
@@Panacea_archive as far start times... There is NO game on PC that will boot and start as quickly anything you run on a current gen console, that's a fact, simply because you have A) the Desktop B) The Executable, and C) the launcher that's necessary to launch and run underneath the game. That isn't the case with Xbox. Even on the steamdeck, if the game is having to run the Proton translation layer, it has to uncompile the. Exe file first then run. A xbox game just runs. Then there Quick resume... 😂😂😂 You might only be a PC gamer. Ad far as my PC specs, I run a Ryzen 9 and Radeon 6800, more than enough to run anything I want at High settings with consistent 90fps or better
@@ragingtyga Last time was 4 months ago on a Ps5, I played FF7 remake and it was extremely uncomfortable, I could literally see the frames.
My eyes almost got sore despite playing on a 4k oled TV
very nice. i put together a sffpc for the living room a month ago for the first time. definitely a an interesting experience vs building in a regular tower like i usually did in the past
I was gifted a pre built so I had no choice but to learn about pc parts through upgrading the internals so now I know what I'm looking for if I were to start from scratch.
THE GOAT 🐐
Im running a rizen 5 and a gforce gtx 1660 ti with one 16 gig ram stick not sure how good of a build it is this channel has kinda inspired me to move back into pc gaming with my gamepass subscription playing fallout 4 now and its running well so far on and its looking pretty good despite my 720p living room tv
The thing about a PC rig is you start and then move when you want/need to. It kind of continues the journey and its fun to see your machine grow.
@@VGFightSchool excited to finally start learning more and getting into a technology that has always interested me
Btw, you can activate big picture mode by simply pressing your xbox/Playstation button straight up😅
today i learned how big the 6750xt is. thats crazy big god damn.
That particular sku is massive!!!
You haven’t seen anything yet. I have 7900XTX that’s MUCH bigger than that.
Pc is almost streamlined there is still too many issues and I think valve needs to get more involved to push publishers to fix games. Example my dad on thursday wanted to play elden ring. Everytime he started up it would start at 4k resolution and he plays at 1440p. It makes it impossible to press alt enter to make window and change settings. So I have to troubleshoot his computer come to find out nvidia was the problem. They pushed dsr on his computer and forced 4k resolution out of the box. The new nvidia app refused to allow us to change the resolution in the app because it's still beta. It sucks honestly and so I had to go to %appdata% to find his ini file to fix it. Nvidia is a problem and so is the pushing of features that cause problems. Another game I want to use as example is manhunt 1. On pc you can buy and install it. You can't get past the 1 mission without a mod. It's unacceptable to sell products like this and I think valve needs to step in to force publisher to fix their games. Keep up to the modern standards of current os system. They have a grace period to fix it before it's removed from the store. This incentive keeps games fixed and running while also allowing them to keep earning passive income from games. Pc gaming has so many issues and sure it's more streamline. There are people I know asking me why they don't have controller support for games. You have to walk them through the steam input enable settings through the game to work with any controller. It has a lot of work to make it stupid easy like consoles. We have made a huge jump in last 5 to 10 years. We still have more and even the steam deck isn't perfect. It's one of the focusing points of showing how easy it can be.
Sounds like a rare bug
@@djstef4549 It's not it's nvidia pushing dsr setting and when it's optimized automatically you can't change it. New nvidia app has huge problem fps problems and this. It's so new to people that they don't notice.
I’d say the other neg and correct me if I’m wrong but you can’t turn on your pc by just turning on a co troller to my knowledge. IMO it’s a small negative but for other depending where their system would be it could be a decently sized annoyance.
There is a setting in the motherboard bios to leave a little bit of power to the usb port and bluetooth adapter when the pc is off for waking up the pc if it detects the press of a button of your keyboard or turning on your bluetooth devices.
What form factor motherboard was that one? The casing looked very compact. Also can the case support liquid cooling?
its a itx motherboard and case
that case can support liquid cooling as well.
Oh looky there, a Cooler Master N200, one of my most favorite mini-ITX cases to build in. 😂
Funny thing too, I’m using the same case hosting my Ryzen 9700X, ASUS ROG Strix B650E-I board, and XFX Merc 7900XTX. Why? Because it’s one of the few mini-ITX cases that can house my massively long 340mm GPU.
Extra respect for people who brave building in mini ITX configurations. 😅
Wow!
Are you using the XFX version of the 7900xtx?
@@VGFightSchool Im using a Power Color Red Devil 7900XTX with a 9700X. It's inside a Silverstone GD11. All hooked up to a 77" Samsung QD-OLED TV
@@Gen_X_Gamer_79 Been hearing a lot about those OLEDS... Probably gonna succumb to the pressure.
A lot of the negatives towards pc gaming are simply parroted from others who have used similar negatives and most of them have never legit tried gaming on pc.
I remote play off my pc, xsx, and ps5 using my steam deck.
One word. Steam Deck!
You should of dismantle your pc and record your self putting to together and make a video about flash uodate that is really important to know if motherborard have ability to update it wihtout a cpu
No need for bios update if you get a compatible cpu/gpu. If you're upgrading within generations of CPU then a bios flash might be needed.
As a pc and console guy ill admitt that build is clean and compact , i usually build on full atx cases, did you have difficulty with the cable management on the other side ?
No cable management issues with a modular PSU. Plus using nvme eliminated one more cable. I'll try and get bigger nvme and avoid an ssd altogether.
The excuse of "PC is to difficult" can only be applied to gamers that are 50yrs old and above. If you are in your 20s-40s and think PC gaming is too difficult then good luck to you with technology at in the workplace.
Even 50 year olds could figure it out. What you’re thinking of is lazy ps gamers who don’t have a clue.
Age is not the issue. Recently sold a ITX MB on FB market to an old retired military veteran because he was going to build a mini PC as a steamdeck machine.
11:25 Playstation never set a standard for their PC ports lol....these are all last gen/cross gen games
Eww, innovation - gross. All these crutch programming languages, interpreters, scripts, frameworks, game engines, operating systems, memory management tools are all creating excess bloat that assembly code would never dream of.
In tech, we all know that solutions have always been problems and nothing more. Look at what we have today versus 50 years ago. Pure trash, the harder the code - the better for us end users.
Alot of people dont realize how easy it is to put a pc together. Its very easy. The only hard part is putting those damn tiny front I/O connection on the bottom of the MB. Everything else is pretty easy.
THOSE STUPID THINGS!!! I think there's a small clip they sell that you can bundle it up in and plug it.
@VGFightSchool ahh I never knew that. Do you know the brand that sells it?
Most modern cases now have the Front Panel connectors bundled into a single unit. (Thank Intel for that)