I think it could be morthe than that cause ps4 was released at 2013 and its 2019 rn and also gtx 1660 to is new and is better than a 1070At 1080P, probably 3-5 on the CPU & 2 years on the GPU but it also comes down to what settings & FPS you can tolerate.
PS4 performance timeline has nothing to do with PC performance timeline.I think it could be morthe than that cause ps4 was released at 2013 and its 2019 rn and also gtx 1660 to is new and is better than a 1070
I think it could be morthe than that cause ps4 was released at 2013 and its 2019 rn and also gtx 1660 to is new and is better than a 1070
yeah but its cause I play the same games from ps4 to PC fortmite, GTA v and stuffcomparing a PS4 to a desktop PC is like comparing apples to oranges
Decently long, unless your PSU is trashy, then maybe a few months or years.My rig: gtx 1660 ti inno3d ryzen 5 2600
how long will you guys think this will last until I have to upgrade again so it catches up to gaming
yeah but its cause I play the same games from ps4 to PC fortmite, GTA v and stuff
This is the answer^ but if I had to put a date on it I'd say 5 yearsYour setup will be good until you buy a game that does not play well enough to your satisfaction.
In addition to the cpu and gpu, you may find that what drives an upgrade is a larger/faster/better monitor.
You have at least a midrange setup if not stronger.
Most gamers will have much less.
Game makers want the largest possible market for their products so you should not be seeing any wild required specs coming.
got some games that my ps4 wnt go above 60 fps lolif you play the same games on a game console then why would you want a PC for games then?
got some games that my ps4 wnt go above 60 fps lol
all games are capped on 60 fps on consoles and i doubt it will go over 65 fps, on gta v.. also need to play CS:GO and Robloxlol then get a PS4 PRO