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You really should learn punctuation, people will take you more seriously if you do so. After about 10-15 words, put down a ".", and start a new sentence. I guarantee you will improve drastically with that one tip alone.
I went on pcpartpicker and built a PC with better specs for $600 lol. Nothing second hand. No online fees. Free/cheap games. Use mouse or controller. Old games not locked to 30fps.
You just dont want to hear the truth for some reason, maybe you bought an overpriced laptop. The other dude linked a PC build for $800 that matches the Pro (actually outperforms it since Ryzen 5600 is a lot better than the PS5/Pro CPU) and you just ignored it.
If you told me 10 years ago, I'd be a die hard "PC Master Race" guy, I'd say you were full of it. Thankfully, right around 2016 or so, lots of Third Party AAA companies like Capcom, Konami, Bandai Namco, and Sega started releasing their games on PC at the same time as consoles.
The best version of those 3rd party AAA games will always be on PC. Free Online service, mods, frequent discounts for games, compatibility with tons of different controllers, and an easy way to communicate via text chat through Steam is better than anything consoles can offer. Can't forget it mostly has honest reviews for all the games here, I've seen a few games get away with scaling against negative reviews.
Like you can get crazy good 1440P 144hrz monitors under $200.
So yea it still cost about the same while PC still had better hardware across the board.
There's also the fact that nearly everyone has a TV already in their house to game on while a PC requires a good monitor if you really want to get the most out of the hardware that isn't peasant-tier.
Also that $200 1440P monitors isn't peasant tier in the slightest monitors for really good monitors aren't nearly expensive as you'd think these days my 3440x1440p curved ultrawide 144mhz monitor which cost me $350 is straight up one of the best monitors you can buy that even performs similar to even $800 monitors in the same category.
The whole advantage of consoles being cheaper doesn't stand up anymore & consoles don't even really have the exclusives as a added bonus anymore either but the very few rare game's at this point it's smarter to just go pc gameing & pc gameing doesn't even cost much more than console gameing anymore.
The only real advantage a console has now is how simple it is to use that's it.
That's a lot of money for the vast majority of people lol.
Now, if we're talking high-end PC gaming (which, in my opinion, is the main reason why anyone should invest in PC gaming because why would you NOT want to take advantage of all that horsepower??), then yeah - PC is far superior to consoles, but most people don't game on that level.
Basically right now the steam survey means nothing because we are talking about the present more like if you had a choice & you wanted to get into gameing or upgrade past a ps4 which is a little more than half of the playstation players yes only half of the people upgraded to ps5,
basically if you were to choose would you go pc gameing or ps5 gameing because both of them cost about the same these days that's what I'm trying to point out put yourself in the shoes of a new comer to gameing or a last gen gamer wanting to upgrade.
It's completely optional to shill out money for an expensive monitor when you buy a new high end PC. Any modern monitor will do just fine, and you can buy them cheap. Alternatively, you can just hook your PC up to any TV in your house with a simple HDMI cable, most graphics cards have a HDMI port these days, if not, the adapter cable for it is about 10$.