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Andrew

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  1. Kind of expected. I don't ever see Sony going with the same model as the PS3 ever again. Having an affordable console that's as powerful as some of the most powerful PC hardware of the time is definitely nice, but it doesn't make sense business-wise. It took Sony 5 years to break even with the PS3. I'm sure it was a similar story with the Xbox 360 for Microsoft. Not forgetting the nightmare that was RROD due to overheating. At the same time I do see the hardware being a step up this time around. The PS4 (and Xbox One) were very weak at launch. AFAIK, this generation is the first time there's ever been a new version of the same console released with more powerful hardware from two different companies just to keep up with the better graphics demand. Now VR is starting to become more mainstream as well with the recent launch of the Valve Index, Oculus Rift S and soon to be launched Vive Cosmos. I'm sure there'll be a VR demand from the console gamers, especially considering the success of the PSVR. I'm expecting the successor of both the PS4 and Xbox One to have hardware around that's about as powerful as an AMD R5 3600 for the CPU and RTX 2060 Super for the GPU.
  2. Looking forward to the pictures there friendo. What's this PC going to be used for? I noticed the hardware is quite a bit better than typical gaming PC hardware.
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