The problem with you guys post is you compare a full ready to go console to one specific PC component. A PC isn't just a GPU and a PC isn't a console so expectations of what a console or PC can or can't do isn't of importance to me. Saying "it can't be tweaked and fine tuned" regarding performance isn't a win.Do you really need a 40XX GPU though? I have an RTX2060 and it’s more than fine for my gaming purposes, and there were more powerful ones than that available at the time
Sure, but this is a wash at best and you’re still going to be trading at a loss. Besides, that’s not even the scenario I mentioned; if you got a reasonably good GPU around the time when the PS5 came out you don’t necessarily have to upgrade now.
Let’s take my example. Specs still need to come out but from what I’m reading so far the PS5 pro is speculated to be comparable to a 4070Ti. I got my 2060 at $329 in 2020…I can probably trade it in for $150-200. Then I can get a 4070 which is around $550 right now. Knock down the trade in value and it don’t look all that bad…this doesn’t even factor in the ability to tweak and fine tune performance on a PC which you can’t do on a console.
Also, you still paying for PS Plus
And if you have games on disc you still gotta buy a disc drive for that pro
I buy a PS5 Pro tot not deal with shyt like this:
Imagine thinking this is a flex. Waiting two years for a PS5 port only to have problems playing it.
That's one of my reasons I'll always have a console, to play these games day 1 on PS5 to not have to deal with headaches. Sure not every game is like that but I'm not trying to turn into an IT help desk to play some damn games.
Also, I don't really play online on PS5 so including the price of PS+ online as if that's mandatory is silly.
I'd like my PS5 Pro to meal prep for me but it doesn't.
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