In an effort to stay out of the weeds that are computer gaming, I will just touch on highlights of getting into PC gaming. [/ohio_text]
- Does not require a new console every few years. Most PC parts will not require a replacement for many years unless they are not maintained as they should. (I just upgraded my PC for the first time in 7 years.
 - 1,000+ games to choose from.
 - Customizable.
 - Useful for more than just gaming.
 
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- Pre-built computers can range from around $500-$3000 easily.
 - Custom built computers can get as low as $500 and as high as $5000.
 - Custom builds can be customized, allowing you to choose exactly what goes into your build. This allows you to save money on parts that you can cheap-out on.
 - Pre-builds are nice because you are not required to learn how to put them together, allowing for a plug-and-play design.
 
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- Expensive to start out on.
 - Hard to fit in a small room (especially if running dual monitors like myself)
 
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- Sadly, performance comes down to how much you want to spend on a computer.
 - Running an Intel i3 with a GTX 960 will get you barely anywhere on many big games. Spending the extra money can mean that you don’t have to drop another $800 down the road just to get a few better parts.
 
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- 4k Streaming/ Blu-ray Player
 - Price
 - Gaming Exclusives
 - Game Pass
 
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- Portability
 - Non-microsoft exclusives
 
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- Performance really comes down to the internet and the setting you play in
 - 200 mb/s is the new normal when it comes to downloading games
 - Up to 8k streaming but requires Monitor/TV
 
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- Gaming exclusives
 - Duel sense controllers
 - 4k Streaming/Gaming
 
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- Bulkiness of console
 - 667GB of unusable space
 - Slower download speed compared to Series X
 
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- More streamlined UI
 - Possible 8k capability in the future
 - Improved CPU for less lag
 
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Next week we’ll take a look at PC and Xbox as Maslin and I will go over the differences in both and the benefits of owning that platform. Thanks for reading![/ohio_text]