PC vs Console in 2024… time to ditch PC?

The best thing about pc is you can add any wheels to it shifters ebrake as most are pc compatible on console u are limited to plugging it all in a splitter as the only allow one usb can't handle plugging direct into usb im on Xbox series X well limited 😂

I really have two contradictory opinions on this.

1. The last two years or so have been the absolute WORST Time to want to build a gaming pc. the GPU Market is ABSOLUTLY Fucked. Nvidia just keeps jacking prices and AMD just isn't competitive enough. The 4000 Series GPU's really only make sense in the 4070 16GB Variants and up.

2. There's never been a better time to Play Pc games…
Everything on Xbox is also on PC
Most GOOD PlayStation Games come to pc a year later
Mouse/Keyboard is amazing for Desk Gaming
GYRO Aiming is Making Couch gaming AMAZING
We have so many in home streaming options for pc that actually work VERY good now at high res/fps
Things like the Steam Desk / ROG Ally give you an extremely good portable pc experience

Consoles for the most part are still Struggling to hit 4k/60, XBOX controllers don't have gyro built in.

PlayStation is killing it on getting good games out, and has Gyro and different FPS Modes which is nice.

money…..That is all….

I love my PC but currently i use my PS5 more because of my Baby Son. Its easy to resume to a game

I have a PC and a PS5. Xbox is useless because of PC. Waiting to buy a Switch. Pros of all is you can game con of all is you can game. nuff said.

I always plug my pc into Smart TV for bigger wider experience I don't know why Jayz is against it saying monitor gave you more refresh rate than TV but monitor screen size are smaller than compare to TV 55".

From me, for the gaming setup PS5 is cheaper than most gaming PC build. For the same price you don't get the same capability of the console.

PC is the master race

Ngl, I switched from PC to PS5 and I am very happy with my decision. While I cannot afford a $2,000 PC, which is the only way I would get value of it, a $500 console is all you need. You do need to spend some money for PS+ or Xbox Game Pass. It's like $80 a year. I switched from a $1,000 PC I got almost 5 years ago to PS5 and I love it. Yes, I lost access to some PC exclusive games and my former game library, but most of them I don't intend to play again. At the same time, I got access to some games that I could never play on PC, such as Until Dawn. A ton of games also support crossprogression nowadays, so besides buying online buy to play games like Dead by Daylight or Call of Duty, if you played a game once, you don't need to touch it again. Also, if you get physical edition, you can buy second hand games for PS4 and then play the PS5 version. I also noticed that some games are cheaper if you buy it physically and it is always cheaper when you buy it second hand. You can then sell it when you finish the game, so you get some of your money back. I 100% recommend PS5, but wait for thr pro edition releasing later this year. If you just got a $1,700+ PC in the last 2 years, wait until PS6 comes out in 2028. PS is also better than Xbox because of the exclusives. However, old games from PS-PS3 era don't work on PS5. So if you like older games, go for Xbox. Call of Duty fans should always go for Xbox. You can play almost all call of duty games and more if you have the ultimate edition subscription for $139 per year.

Your awesome, hope all is well.

I went from Playstation to X box and now a pc with a RTX 4080, with a 57in ultrawide monitor. I would never go back to console.

PC for life !!!

Haven’t touched my PS4 since 5 years ! It’s lying in the house lol … PC is so flippin good ! The graphics the fps the freedom🔥

Just got a gaming PC after always relying on console (currently PS5) if I got the gaming PC back when I was on the PS3 or PS4 I'm sure my opinion would be different but for right now compared to my PS5 I don't get the hype. Major titles I will continue to buy on PS5 over PC. The PC is just for older titles and retro gaming for me.

HELL NO!! I'm a console player that FINALLY got a series x… also have an all in one pc that sucks for games, and yet I spend more time since selaco came out playing it😂

I sold my pc back in 2018. It was too expensive back then, but now its maybe three times more expensive. I bought ps4 pro and sold it in 2021, then bought ps5 and lg c1. I probably playing better cod mw3 on ps5 then people on mid end pcs😂😂😂on lg c1 mw3 runs on 100-120 fps and aim assist for dualsense is op.😊

Never ditch the PC with all the Steam games. Not to mention mouse/keyboard is superior to any controller (some fighting games controller good)

I have a pc. My younger brother gave me his old gaming pc years ago and when I needed too I upgraded it and fell in love. I Built the PC i have now still using the power supply from the first gaming pc. I mostly play Farming Simulator. The freedom of mods and modifying those mods makes the experience so much better. i recently started playing my xbox one and found enjoyment of playing both. I'm thinking of buying a series x because some games I like the couch others I want PC.

I like consoles except for 1 thing? RRRR give be a bottle, give me some ale, while wait for a sucker as I put up this sail. Come on men fight fight fight, take their loot and hold on tight, never give in, all your might. A pirates life we live.

Well, I would argue with you there that PC is not going to last longer than a console when it comes to gaming specifically, unless you upgrade most of the components over time. That´s why I switched from PC to PS4 for single player gaming. I´m a huge Mass Effect fan, and my old PC could no longer handle the requirements of Mass Effect 3 at the time. So I bargained with my parents to get me "a laptop for school" of my choice. Yes, I did not get anything super crazy high end spec, but close to a thousand € build, Mass Effect 3 run buttery smooth and I was happy. Until ONLY four years later that is, when Andromeda came out and I found myself out-speced again! And when I found out that I can get a PS4 slim for the price of GTX1060 (recommended spec for Andromeda), a one component alone, the choice was clear. It seems to me that for the price of future proofing a PC for 7 years (the average lifespan of a console, if even possible) you can get the console itself and goooood chunk of games before the cost odds of building a future proofed PC would even out.

I own a PS4 It hasn't been booted in 3 yrs. PC is by far my Choice.

'Adult' PC exclusives are ignored, such as Paradox history games or simulators.

The biggest problem with PC when it comes to the actual gameplay in (pvp) multiplayer is the amount of hackers/modders that exist. On console you might have a few of them ruining the game for everyone but it's not even comparable to PC. Just take a look at GTA V or any CoD or BF game

my system is nearly nine years old and i have only changed graphics and still kicks ass but i love the forza games and they look awesome on both

I prefer PC over console, because I use it for work, play, and has more power than any other console. Plus you can upgrade components in the future. "it has some limts as well" cons Price…

I switched from PC to PS5 and haven’t looked back, if optimization is important to you then console is extremely superior, I have an LG C2 OLED tv with no input lag and 120 fps and it only runs perfect with consoles and PC has massive glitches stutters and its annoying to adjust settings to still perform worse. I will be sticking to console forever now and might get back into PC once they fix the problems with it and make it worth my thousands of dollars cause I want 5080 6080 minimum on newest ARM chips that are not invented yet, maybe ARM will fix this and new game developers will optimize for PC

Problem is where people go wrong, is people have the triple a mentality, if its not a triple a game then its not worth playing, on the pc you can still have fun with much older games so you can still buy a older pc and still have fun with gaming, I still play diablo 1 or the c and c games they are still fun to play and you dont need a heavy rig. And you can still buy those games.

Another pro on PC, modding games.