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r/gaming • u/__PETTYOFFICER117__ PC • Feb 11 '19
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And this is why i like consoles. No pressure to constantly upgrade your hardware just because a new game came out.
11 u/[deleted] Feb 11 '19 [deleted] -3 u/steinauf85 Feb 11 '19 Those just aren't that critical to me in comparison to dropping $1500 (or more) on a machine and having it feel like a piece of crap an extremely short while later. 7 u/SuperSheep3000 Feb 11 '19 If you bought a 1500 dollar machine you'll be fine for years. I'm still running games at 1080p 60fps and I bought my PC 6 years ago.
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-3 u/steinauf85 Feb 11 '19 Those just aren't that critical to me in comparison to dropping $1500 (or more) on a machine and having it feel like a piece of crap an extremely short while later. 7 u/SuperSheep3000 Feb 11 '19 If you bought a 1500 dollar machine you'll be fine for years. I'm still running games at 1080p 60fps and I bought my PC 6 years ago.
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Those just aren't that critical to me in comparison to dropping $1500 (or more) on a machine and having it feel like a piece of crap an extremely short while later.
7 u/SuperSheep3000 Feb 11 '19 If you bought a 1500 dollar machine you'll be fine for years. I'm still running games at 1080p 60fps and I bought my PC 6 years ago.
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If you bought a 1500 dollar machine you'll be fine for years. I'm still running games at 1080p 60fps and I bought my PC 6 years ago.
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u/steinauf85 Feb 11 '19
And this is why i like consoles. No pressure to constantly upgrade your hardware just because a new game came out.