Parts include Ryzen 5600x, rx 6650 xt and 16GB of 3600 c16 RAM.
Slightlky faster thans a PS5, Uses less watts, can be upgraded in future and runs quieter than PS5.
If there are some more recent fixes for this problem, don't hesitate to let me know.
Obviously everyone's needs/setup is a bit different though, I was mostly quipping about the PS5 comparison. Looks like a good machine though, enjoy!
A PS5 is 10.3 Tflops and costs $400. If this is for gaming, it's not a great value.
The PS5 is an incredible value so anyone building a PC for gaming should be aiming for the high end.
There is a good argument that the standard PS5 costs $550. Sony has prioritized Disk production so digital base is hard to find still, Sony then has happily bundled it with GOW for a total of $550. Still cheaper but eh.
The PS5 has exclusives though. A better comparison is the Series X. Windows and Xbox basically have a 100% crossover of games due to well..obvious reasons. Series X is totally available for $499.
There are pros and cons to each machine, but it's not unfathomable that someone would want a PS5-grade desktop computer for the freedom it offers.
With used parts and dropping to a 6600 XT (The 6650 is just a factory OC), I wouldn't be shocked to find out you can outperform the standard available PS5 bundle for similar money. ($550)