A PS5 is 10.3 Tflops and costs $400. If this is for gaming, it's not a great value.
The PS5 is an incredible value so anyone building a PC for gaming should be aiming for the high end.
A PS5 is 10.3 Tflops and costs $400. If this is for gaming, it's not a great value.
The PS5 is an incredible value so anyone building a PC for gaming should be aiming for the high end.
There is a good argument that the standard PS5 costs $550. Sony has prioritized Disk production so digital base is hard to find still, Sony then has happily bundled it with GOW for a total of $550. Still cheaper but eh.
The PS5 has exclusives though. A better comparison is the Series X. Windows and Xbox basically have a 100% crossover of games due to well..obvious reasons. Series X is totally available for $499.
There are pros and cons to each machine, but it's not unfathomable that someone would want a PS5-grade desktop computer for the freedom it offers.