@themightyant Hi there, these were GPU tests run on a high-end system (and the coverage isn't talking about anything other than GPU performance vs Pro) but ultimately we are completely GPU-limited in all scenarios there.
I also wasn't making pricing comparisons but with that said, a £699 cost would not be a realistic comparison IMHO. PC games are generally cheaper than console games. You don't pay a subscription for multiplayer features. You get free games regardless from the Epic Game Store. So the value calculation is tricky.
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@DeathElevenTeen Haha this one was actually my idea.
Re: Tested: the PC GPUs that match or exceed PS5 Pro graphics performance
@themightyant Hi there, these were GPU tests run on a high-end system (and the coverage isn't talking about anything other than GPU performance vs Pro) but ultimately we are completely GPU-limited in all scenarios there.
I also wasn't making pricing comparisons but with that said, a £699 cost would not be a realistic comparison IMHO. PC games are generally cheaper than console games. You don't pay a subscription for multiplayer features. You get free games regardless from the Epic Game Store. So the value calculation is tricky.
With all of that in mind, Microcentre selling a 7500X3D system with a 9060XT 16GB for $999 represents higher performance and in time higher "value" than a console: https://videocardz.com/newz/microcenter-is-already-selling-ryzen-5-7500x3d-gaming-pc-100-cheaper-than-7600x3d-system
Not that you'd be able to run your PS5 library on it, of course, which is another real world confounding factor in such comparisons.