Yeah I continue to drift away from consoles as the years go on. The simplicity of the console experience is really appealing but it falls apart when I’m in a game.
My favorite is using a game launcher which launchs another game launcher.
when you paying that much and you are still at 2k with dlss and no rtx, you are a PS5 level because guess what? PS5 is also FSR at 2k or whatever with shitty to no RTX. now compare prices.
I use DLSS for 4K, 2K I run native and I've been able to use RTX in some games, like in Metro Exodus or Cyberpunk to some extent. Also I doubt the PS5 games are running at something equivalent to PC max settings.
Terrible post. I don’t know if the delusion or the spitefulness is worse.
your last comment is exactly what my whole post was about. the price difference between them is very high they are not in the same league.
Stop it please, I need no desires and this is playing around my plans to move to mITX
I'm kinda lazy so I'm not gonna do it, but imagine this post was a list with all the stuff I can do on PC that I can't do on a console. Posts like that have been posted a million times on this forum already.
Such a huge wall between that and Steam/Gog/Epic, etc. I play whatever I want on whatever launcher I can get the content for the cheapest on.
Hmm I sure do wonder why people choose to play these console ports on PC instead of console...
How the fuck does it even turn on with a 3070/12600k and a 400w psu when my 550w is barely ok for my 2070super/8600k??
That's my PC. 12600K + 3070 + 32GB. 5 Litres + HDPlex 400w PSU (old photo)
Can you resist?
This is something oft overlooked and a cause of serious debate whenever PC gamers see it stated. When I game on PC, I'm rarely ever satisfied with the vanilla install of any game. I've always got to tinker around. Some things literally can't be helped. I recall playing Skyrim and noticing some seriously disturbing z-fighting on the horizon. I simply could not enjoy the game with all the flickering textures on the mountains. In the end, the fix ended up being something simple but it wasn't something resolved for that play session. Play session == ruined.
Tbf not everyone has the compulsion to waste 3 hours fixing a minor graphic problem...
It's heavily undervolted.
You had some problems with a game, doesn't mean everyone is having problems with every game. Also, if that'd happen on a console you'd be screwed over instead of able to fix it by yourself.
If I put together all the time I've spent troubleshooting things over the past 20 years, I'd probably end up with an extra university degree. It was fun back then, but I just don't have the energy these days after coming home from work. If an issue appears, I usually just quit and do something else instead (like play on console).
You the missing the point. I am agreeing with you.
I must be super lucky because i don't even know what the fuck is a troubleshot and the only problem i had in the past 10+ years was a faulty ram stick.
YOU FOOL YOUVE SUMMONED HIM
lol buddy I thought we were having an argument. Sorry if my last post was kinda mean.
Sure I can, my PC is around yours in terms of power... Put a picture of your mITX setup and you'll have me for sure
That's my PC. 12600K + 3070 + 32GB. 5 Litres + HDPlex 400w PSU (old photo)
Can you resist?
Most of my favorite games are exclusively on PC.
If you had seen it, it was far from a minor graphical problem. The amount of z-fighting was incredible. To be fair to Bethesda, it was a problem for a specific brand of GPU and driver. This is just my example of "that one time" where I could actually fix the issue. My experience with the SteamLink and Steam streaming started out grand and by the end of the week was a tragedy filled with a persistent hitch every ~10 seconds. No amount of rolling back updates or drivers ever resolved that bitch and I gave up on it for good.
Hardware issues are the worst for sure, you can't even troubleshoot without extra parts or tools (I make a habit of always having a spare GPU/RAM/PSU). But software issues can also be really fucking annoying, from games not working properly to just random windows stuff breaking. Right now for example I have an issue where my screen randomly refuses to go to sleep for like a week, then it fixes itself for a couple of days and the cycle begins anew. So many hours wasted with nothing to show for it, only solution at this point would be to format which I'd rather not due to some sensitive software I have installed. I've kinda given up...!
If my pc gaming life was like yours, i would have abandoned pc gaming years ago, not gonna lie.
I have the opposite mentality, the less i have to deal with pc bullshittery, the more happy i am.
I've ordered another...Sure I can, my PC is around yours in terms of power... Put a picture of your mITX setup and you'll have me for sure
This is one of the reasons I stayed PC mainly after thinking about it a lot last year... not being able to set my game to 1080p or some settings that make it run at 60 fps and just eat whatever console mode devs let me have... Hmmm no, this is specially troublesome in some japanese games (many old ones though) where I cannot change the voices language to japanese even if the files are in the installation. Sometimes they're not though, but even that isn't a problem on PC 9 times out of 10, on console you don't have the tedium because you don't even have the option
That's not even that bad... You can always just turn the display off or shut the computer down when done. Not a big issue but certainly annoying af when you just want to walk away and don't want to come back to severe burn in.
Can't use SolidWorks on a Steam Deck.
I WOULD FIND THIS ANYWAY !!!YOU FOOL YOUVE SUMMONED HIM
WE'RE DOOMED
