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Casual gamers have their consoles, and the high school kids have their smartphones, but what about people who live and breathe gaming from the depth of their very soul? The PC has always been the king of gaming. And you won’t know until you try it. In fact, many console games ported to PC work so much better with a keyboard and mouse, proving the grace and practicality of the format.
To look at a PC, you wouldn’t think gaming unless you knew better. A console like the Nintendo Switch (a very excellent gaming system, to its credit) at least looks like it’s meant for fun and games. In fact, you can’t do much else with the thing. PCs meanwhile can do almost anything, with gaming being only one of their applications. From designing to web browsing to video blogging to erotica viewing, the PC has always been a multi-tasker. So why spend much more money than you’d need to do all of that other stuff, just to create a PC that can run the biggest, baddest triple-A game on the market?
First of all, it all depends on what kind of games you play. The best setup for online casino games will be nothing like the rig you’ll need for Crysis 3. But don’t let the games you’ve played so far dictate the games you could one day go on to play. Why not find a way to try your hand at some of the more spec-hogging games on the market. You may just find out what all the fuss is about.
This is why a fully loaded PC is essential to the bleeding edge of the gaming experience. A PC can be much more powerful than an XBox or a Playstation 4. In fact, you can personalize yours to be as powerful as it needs to be, something that is much more difficult or impossible with the aforementioned consoles. Once you’ve built or purchased the optimal PC, you’ll be in a new realm of graphics, sensitivity, and community culture.
This last point is one of the best reasons to buy a serious gaming PC. Great graphics are great. But being able to play these games online, while communicating with friends and strangers around the world, turns this once lonely activity into something universal and inclusive.
Even if online gaming isn’t your thing, you’ll at least have access to the most games, the newest games, and the games which challenge hardware to the greatest extent. Because of hardware limitations, a large segment of the gaming market has to wait for months or years to experience what once was the hot new thing.
No matter which of these reasons resonates with you the most, you can depend on the fact that if you love gaming, you’ll love PC gaming (potentially even more). Get the most out of gaming. After all, this is a way you are going to be spending a whole lot of your time – why not make the most of it?
