I don’t entirely disagree with you, but if your old PC runs almost all new games and without any significant performance gains by upgrading, why would you get a new PC?
The person you responded to was…. If you want to argue a tangential point to derail a conversation instead of adding to it, that’s entirely on you.
After 4 years the upgrade would be substantial, so I don’t get why you would even compare the two to begin with? It’s apples and oranges regardless lmfao.
This is like saying new pcs barely have a reason to exist because old pcs can play some new pc games.
I don’t entirely disagree with you, but if your old PC runs almost all new games and without any significant performance gains by upgrading, why would you get a new PC?
Unless you’re buying n “upgrade” from the same year that you bought your original from, there will always be a significant graphical upgrade.
What the hell kind of argument is that lmfao.
If it wasn’t clear I’m not talking about actual PCs but making an analogy about the difference between PS5 and PS5 Pro.
You wouldn’t upgrade your PC if that’s all the performance gains you were going to get, right?
The person you responded to was…. If you want to argue a tangential point to derail a conversation instead of adding to it, that’s entirely on you.
After 4 years the upgrade would be substantial, so I don’t get why you would even compare the two to begin with? It’s apples and oranges regardless lmfao.
Not unless you’re also upgrading your display. It always comes down to the weakest link in the chain.