Gaming Platform
#11
11-26-2008 | 01:22 PM
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From: Gainesville, FL
RE: Gaming Platform
PC all the way for me. never owned a console, mabey never will.
and as for the HDMI for computer, I had mine in the living room for about 3 months hooked up to a 42" 1080p Plasma, looked amazing (equal or greater to PS3 in games) , the only problem is mouse and a key board work better on a desk then a coffee table, my back hurt to much after playing for a while, where as a console you can just lounge back in your couch. My roomate had a PS3, it was fun, but i still played the comp more.
Edit, they make a cable that converts DVI (computer) to HDMI and it works great.
and as for the HDMI for computer, I had mine in the living room for about 3 months hooked up to a 42" 1080p Plasma, looked amazing (equal or greater to PS3 in games) , the only problem is mouse and a key board work better on a desk then a coffee table, my back hurt to much after playing for a while, where as a console you can just lounge back in your couch. My roomate had a PS3, it was fun, but i still played the comp more.
Edit, they make a cable that converts DVI (computer) to HDMI and it works great.
#12
11-26-2008 | 01:58 PM
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From: Middletown OH
RE: Gaming Platform
ORIGINAL: Gville George
PC all the way for me. never owned a console, mabey never will.
and as for the HDMI for computer, I had mine in the living room for about 3 months hooked up to a 42" 1080p Plasma, looked amazing (equal or greater to PS3 in games) , the only problem is mouse and a key board work better on a desk then a coffee table, my back hurt to much after playing for a while, where as a console you can just lounge back in your couch. My roomate had a PS3, it was fun, but i still played the comp more.
Edit, they make a cable that converts DVI (computer) to HDMI and it works great.
PC all the way for me. never owned a console, mabey never will.
and as for the HDMI for computer, I had mine in the living room for about 3 months hooked up to a 42" 1080p Plasma, looked amazing (equal or greater to PS3 in games) , the only problem is mouse and a key board work better on a desk then a coffee table, my back hurt to much after playing for a while, where as a console you can just lounge back in your couch. My roomate had a PS3, it was fun, but i still played the comp more.
Edit, they make a cable that converts DVI (computer) to HDMI and it works great.
#13
11-26-2008 | 04:09 PM
#17
11-26-2008 | 06:11 PM
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