Yossarian wrote:Kara_Jane_Addams wrote:Yossarian wrote:It’s still extra faff and extra expense for not much benefit.
The fact that when I feel like playing a game, I can simply grab my controller and TV remote from next to me and start playing something without even having to move is a big plus point for me, one which I don’t think is outweighed by the extra bits you get on a PC, particularly a laptop, where I’d have to spend what, 3 or 4 times what I did on my X for equivalent performance?
No extra faff at all,
I’m sorry, I don’t buy this for one second. The mere fact of getting your laptop out from under your TV to deal with any PC stuff and plugging it back in again is extra faff.
Having to deal with a full computer operating system is extra faff.
Wireless peripherals themselves and finding somewhere to store them is extra faff.
Attempting to do anything computer-related on a TV across the room is extra faff.
No extra faff is clearly not true.
LivDiv wrote:What is wake on lan?
Yossarian wrote:I’m sorry, I don’t buy this for one second. The mere fact of getting your laptop out from under your TV to deal with any PC stuff and plugging it back in again is extra faff.
Having to deal with a full computer operating system is extra faff.
Wireless peripherals themselves and finding somewhere to store them is extra faff.
Attempting to do anything computer-related on a TV across the room is extra faff.
No extra faff is clearly not true.
Yossarian wrote:Wireless peripherals themselves and finding somewhere to store them is extra faff.
Kara_Jane_Addams wrote:I paid about £780.
I7 9750H 4.5ghz 6 Core
RTX 2060 6gb DDR6
16gb DDR4
256gb SSD + 2tb HDD
15.6”
If we're being pedantic then people are voting for the Megadrive, not against the xbox.afgavinstan wrote:Xboxers only voting now vs those that don't own it voting against it
Kara_Jane_Addams wrote:Yossarian wrote:I’m sorry, I don’t buy this for one second. The mere fact of getting your laptop out from under your TV to deal with any PC stuff and plugging it back in again is extra faff.
Having to deal with a full computer operating system is extra faff.
Wireless peripherals themselves and finding somewhere to store them is extra faff.
Attempting to do anything computer-related on a TV across the room is extra faff.
No extra faff is clearly not true.
When was the last time you used a PC old timer?
Storing a wireless peripheral is no more difficult than any other controller.
The fact I can pick it up and use it as a full fledged PC isn’t faff, if anything it’s a huge bonus.
My room isn’t a cavern, I can read the screen perfectly well from the arm chair.
Dark Soldier wrote:all the console plebs giving it the big bollocks cos they have a one x running everything in 4k low occasional 60fps oh my days sonny jim oh my days IM OUT HERE FLEXIN
LivDiv wrote:Kara_Jane_Addams wrote:I paid about £780.
I7 9750H 4.5ghz 6 Core
RTX 2060 6gb DDR6
16gb DDR4
256gb SSD + 2tb HDD
15.6”
That is an astonishing deal.
Is that including VAT?
Dark Soldier wrote:all the console plebs giving it the big bollocks cos they have a one x running everything in 4k low occasional 60fps oh my days sonny jim oh my days IM OUT HERE FLEXIN
LivDiv wrote:Not you Ansy! Jesus christ!
Andy wrote:Yoss, you keep referring to the space taken up by wireless peripherals. Please explain to me the time and space bending qualities of the XB1 pad that make it exempt.
Yossarian wrote:My controller takes up almost no room, a keyboard would take up significantly more. I genuinely do not have anywhere near my sofa that I could store it other than the floor.
regmcfly wrote:No one likes ds ITTDark Soldier wrote:all the console plebs giving it the big bollocks cos they have a one x running everything in 4k low occasional 60fps oh my days sonny jim oh my days IM OUT HERE FLEXIN
bad_hair_day wrote:So three times more than the Xbox One X.
Don't see it as a level playing field myself Kara/DS.
Yossarian wrote:FTR, I have run a PC (mac mini as it happens) hooked up to a TV as a media centre with a wireless keyboard. I do have some experience with this. And it was a faff.
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