PC or PS4 Pro?

[𝕄𝕖𝕟𝕒𝕡𝕒𝕨𝕫]

So I'm running an Intel i3 9100 4 Core 3.6Ghz with an EVGA GeForce GTX1050TI 4GB for my PC, so far I haven't found a game I cannot play yet but I was just wondering if I'd have more stability with ER if I got it for the PS4 Pro.

Thoughts?

[Blackwood8812]

With that low specs i would play it on the ps.

[FlintX]

Originally posted by 𝔻ℍℂ𝔻𝕣𝕒𝕜𝕖:

so far I haven't found a game I cannot play yet

Seems like you were luck enough to get a magical edition of your PC.
Because mine specs just features a little better processor than yours and it struggles to run anything launched after 2015.

So PS4 it is.

[komra³³]

Thats rough I would pick PC still on low settings you might get away with decent fps while ps4 is locked to 30

[𝕄𝕖𝕟𝕒𝕡𝕒𝕨𝕫]

Originally posted by FlintX:

Originally posted by 𝔻ℍℂ𝔻𝕣𝕒𝕜𝕖:

so far I haven't found a game I cannot play yet

Seems like you were luck enough to get a magical edition of your PC.
Because mine specs just features a little better processor than yours and it struggles to run anything launched after 2015.

So PS4 it is.

Well I can run games like Forza Horizon 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 + Online perfectly fine with about 30 - 60 fps. The 32GB Ram might help a bit though. Only downside I see to the PS4 is that it's an extra 20$ to buy, plus 14$ for the PS+ to play online.

[Indigo Jinx]

ALL games look like crud on PS4-pro compared to P.C., I have examples of NFS 2014 screens from PS4-pro, & P.C. on MEDIUM settings for everything except textures in My artwork (the PC screen looks WAY better), both are in 4k on the same TV... I've compared everything from borderlands, to other recent AAA titles, & they ALL look terrible on PS4-pro compared to PC, PLUS You have to keep shelling out $ to Sony for PS+, which I refuse to do anymore, Xbox is just as bad graphic wise too, & frankly My consoles all have offline single player games on them now, & only the kids ever touch them (& grand kids), I play everything on P.C., & am happier for it.

[Henswi]

I would get the PC version because you are not simply buying the game for your current setup, but for any other computer where u login on Steam or whatever platform. I'm not sure if you can upgrade to PS5 for free, but if you can imagine yourself buying a new computer or updating your rig on a future (or getting a Steam Deck), buying this game on PC will definitely pay off.

[Kolbex]

PS5 upgrade is included in the price of the game for PS4, but I agree that buying for PC is much more "future proof." I will only buy for PS4 if it simply won't run on my PC.

On the other hand, if it's anything like the others, within a few years it will be like ten bucks on PC, so buying it twice won't be much of a burden.

[DAWN OF THE DEAD]

I would say PC but PS4 has "pro" attached so its probably better

[aleee]

I don't get people freaking out about the min specs. People are reacting as if this is anything new. Many games have done this in the past, set the bar high for specs so if you complain about performance they can just point at the spec requirement.

They are selling this game on PS4. If your PC is better than a PS4 chill it'll run well tweaking some settings.

[Opossum]

PS4 pro is likely to give a better experience

PC is likely to give a BETTER experience

it all just depends on what you like and what matters, having more control of settings, controller types, mod capability, EAC/Cheaters, etc. If this stuff matters then go with PC and be open to refunding if optimization is particularly bad

[Corona Scurrae]

dude Idk where you live but try to join some discord servers. my brother got his ps5 from one of those and I managed to snag 3060ti.
if that isn't an option then try it on the ps4 pro. it definitely looks better than on xbox but don't expect anything crazy.
for further information about how the ps4 pro port might look like, look up "Landce mcdonald".
he played the network test on the ps4 and can probably elaborate the difference between the versions and what you might be missing out.

[FlintX]

Originally posted by 𝔻ℍℂ𝔻𝕣𝕒𝕜𝕖:

Originally posted by FlintX:

Seems like you were luck enough to get a magical edition of your PC.
Because mine specs just features a little better processor than yours and it struggles to run anything launched after 2015.

So PS4 it is.

Well I can run games like Forza Horizon 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 + Online perfectly fine with about 30 - 60 fps. The 32GB Ram might help a bit though. Only downside I see to the PS4 is that it's an extra 20$ to buy, plus 14$ for the PS+ to play online.

I will assume you are running Forza Horizon 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 on very low settings, because I know people with slight better video card that barely can cap fps at 30 fps, let alone reach 60. That much RAM might be doing a little miracle there indeed.

Also why do you have 32 GB of RAM while using a 1050Ti? 16 GB was enough and you could have invested on a better processor and video card instead.

[𝕄𝕖𝕟𝕒𝕡𝕒𝕨𝕫]

Originally posted by FlintX:

Originally posted by 𝔻ℍℂ𝔻𝕣𝕒𝕜𝕖:

Well I can run games like Forza Horizon 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 + Online perfectly fine with about 30 - 60 fps. The 32GB Ram might help a bit though. Only downside I see to the PS4 is that it's an extra 20$ to buy, plus 14$ for the PS+ to play online.

I will assume you are running Forza Horizon 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 on very low settings, because I know people with slight better video card that barely can cap fps at 30 fps, let alone reach 60. That much RAM might be doing a little miracle there indeed.

Also why do you have 32 GB of RAM while using a 1050Ti? 16 GB was enough and you could have invested on a better processor and video card instead.

I used my old GPU when building my new setup because I was lacking funds, got the RAM 2 for 1 though so couldn't resist.