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>Slightlky faster thans a PS5 A PS5 is 10.3 Tflops and costs $400. If this is for gaming, it's not a great value. The PS5 is an incredible value so anyone bui
by pb7 4y ago
>Slightlky faster thans a PS5
A PS5 is 10.3 Tflops and costs $400. If this is for gaming, it's not a great value.
The PS5 is an incredible value so anyone building a PC for gaming should be aiming for the high end.
- smoldesu 4y agoIf memory serves, Sony increased their game pricing by $10 this generation, so maybe the PC ends up being the cheaper route in the long-run. Especially if you already have a big library of titles or, god-forbid want to emulate abandonware or retro games. There are pros and cons to each machine, but it's not unfathomable that someone would want a PS5-grade desktop computer for the freedom it offers.
- agloeregrets 4y ago> A PS5 is 10.3 Tflops and costs $400. There is a good argument that the standard PS5 costs $550. Sony has prioritized Disk production so digital base is hard to find still, Sony then has happily bundled it with GOW for a total of $550. Still cheaper but eh. The PS5 has exclusives though. A better comparison is the Series X. Windows and Xbox basically have a 100% crossover of games due to well..obvious reasons. Series X is totally available for $499.
- pb7 4y agoI don't think they're that hard to find anymore. I just opened the first link (Target) and the PS5 Digital is ready for pick up in 2 hours.
- agloeregrets 4y agoMight be a local thing. I tried earlier and can't find one within 100 miles, central PA. $550 bundles everywhere though
- ashitlerferad 4y ago~ $400 to $500 now, but PS% is not upgradable and if the PS6 is anything like 5, it will be over $1000 for the first year+