The Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 are both available for purchase — up to a point, of course, since demand is really high. The new consoles will be an adjustment for many gamers, but the hardware and games are standardized, and many prefer that standardization to PC gaming.
PC and console gamers have long had a complicated relationship, so much so that it's hard to keep track of how ironic the phrase ''Glorious PC Gaming Master Race'' is these days. The opposite end of standardization is how variable and adaptable PCs can be. A wider range, of course, means more on the worse ends. Whatever features or specifications that might worry gamers in the Series X or the PS5, they won't be as bad as these PC setups.
Custom PC Builds Are Only Limited By The Imagination …
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… Since PC Users Can Mod Anything For Their Own Use …
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… And Hardware Won't Stop You One Way Or Another
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PC Modding Can Work For Different Uses Entirely …
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… Because PCs Can Be Enormously Versatile …
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… Though That Versatility Still Has Limits
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Anything With The Right Hardware Inside Counts As A Computer Case …
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… Or If Something Else Belongs Inside …
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… Or How Stretched The Word "Inside" Is …
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… To The Point Where "Inside" Barely Means Anything Anymore
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PC Issues Need To Be Solved By The User …
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… Though They May Not Always Have The Best Solutions …
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… Or Be The Most Sustainable …
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… Because Maintenance Is Important Too
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The Worst Builds Aren't Always The Cheapest …
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… Because Showing Off Isn't Always Worth It …
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… And It Doesn't Always Work As Well As You Hope …
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… Especially If You're Not Using The Right Parts …
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… Or Using Things That Aren't Parts At All
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