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ZevLoveDOOM posted...

for that price, you can get a gaming PC that can perform just as good, if not, better than this overpriced brick with racing stripes!

I think this thing is overpriced and not worth it (especially for me in Japan, it's actually more like $850 here with the insane price they're charging us), but that's just not true at all. There is no way you can build a PC with as good or better performance for that price.

https://pk.ign.com/grand-theft-auto-vi-rumored-title/231076/feature/will-ps5-pro-run-gta-6-at-4k60-probably-not-say-the-experts

Talking of Nvidias RTX graphics cards, PC gaming has been the much-debated topic following Sonys reveal of the PS5 Pros eye-watering $699.99 price tag. Ive seen several suggestions across social media that its better value to just save up a little extra money and buy a PC that will prove more powerful than the PS5 Pro. Its an argument I personally think is flawed a strong 4K, high frame-rate PC will set you back notably more money than the cost of the new console. And, when its built, it simply wont be capable of doing the thing many prospective PS5 Pro owners want: playing GTA 6 at launch with the best possible graphics. (GTA 6 will ship on console first, remember.)

Leadbetter has a similar outlook. You will struggle to get that kind of visual quality on a similarly priced PC, he says. The closest GPU on the market now with that kind of feature set and performance is the RTX 4070 which is a fair bit better, I'd say. But your base cost there is $540/480. And then you need to factor in CPU, motherboard, memory, storage, power supply and case.