#pc gaming

Are you buying a GPU now, or waiting out the AI price hikes?

Are you still buying a new GPU every year for competitive titles?

Are rising gear prices making you switch to budget peripherals?

Why do PC gamers act like playing on a console is a sin?

Does your modern PC build still need a dedicated retro emulation device?

Are being "team green" or "team red" just fanboy marketing, or is one truly superior?

Should esports drop PC exclusivity and go fully console to attract more casual fans?

Has the GPU price surge made you consider cloud gaming instead?

Is high refresh rate gaming overrated for anything besides competitive shooters?

Have recent GPU prices actually changed your buying plans?

Is 60fps really that important, or are you just bad at timing your inputs?