IDK, to me AAA exclusives tends to mean pushing hardware to a certain degree. I rarely ever see AAA PC games that actually push hardware, especially top of the line hardware.

PC right now has hardware available that is a full generation ahead of base PS4, yet no PC game looks a generation better.

Nobody said the SSD will be 1TB. There will most likely be a standard HDD as well. Don't use off the shelf PC part consumer prices as a guide. Sony gets massive discounts with their semi custom chips and other parts. Ray tracing on those older cards perform extremely poorly.

The fact you use terms like "PCMR" and "peasant" shows how insecure you actually are.

I've been a PC gamer since 1991, I own several PCs and have built PCs since the late 90s. My whole life has been surrounded with PCs since my dad himself was a PC gamer and tech junkie and introduced me to PC gaming at an early age. At the same time though I enjoy playing on consoles because I'm a gamer and don't believe in holding myself back. I see a system I like with quality games and I buy it. I don't believe in this stupid fabricated world you fanboys live in where people are separated into factions for preferring PC over consoles or vice versa. I acknowledge the strengths and weaknesses of console and PC gaming because I love both platforms and don't feel the need to fanboy for them or hide their supposed weaknesses. I'm a gamer through and through, neither a "PCMR" ambassador nor a "console peasant". You aren't tempering any expectations because Mark Cerny hasn't given us anything to expect, he just announced the PS5 specs and you're damage controlling because you probably feel like they are a threat to your gaming rig. Consoles will never be a threat to a truly secure PC gamer because he/she can always upgrade their PC to be better than whatever the consoles have cooked up. By coming into this thread and damage controlling as a way of "tempering expectations" you're only showing how insecure and butthurt you are. I'm a PC gamer and I don't view the PS5 as a threat at all to my PC and so I totally embrace it and welcome the birth of a new console generation as it will free us PC gamers from the shackles of current gen weak console hardware.

^ ^ Exhibit A: Another butthurt PC fanboy.

Mark Cerny hasn't announced the processing power of the PS5, he only announced the specs and some of its capabilities. Careful, your insecurity is really showing.

It feels so good to have disposable income where I can buy any console I want and maintain a nice gaming PC so I don't need to be on here getting mad any time new console specs are announced.

I don't know why some PC dudes are in here doing some damage control. This shit happens every gen, a new console releases or is announced with impressive specs and then the year it launches or shortly later AMD and Nvidia release cards and hardware that blow it away. The PS5's specs are impressive right now but they won't be mindblowing in 2020 when AMD and Nvidia have their next-gen cards out. It's why I usually time my PC upgrades around when new consoles launch to get the best bang for my buck.

Sony and MS are able to announce impressive console specs because they have access to hardware at a cheaper price than what we as consumers have access to right now due to their closing partnership with AMD, and the fact they buy stuff in bulk. PC gamers shouldn't be feeling a bit insecure now, leave the insecurity to lems who bought an X in 2017 and are now wondering where to go from now after hyping their 6tflop console that's about to be blown away. PCs will always reign supreme when it comes to power.

I see all the PC gamers with their radical specs here are getting worried, they are shaking in their boots XD

Yeah anyone claiming 8K for next gen consoles is obviously a liar.

How much do you think a PC with 8K, ray tracing support and SSD costs?