I really want to ditch console and go to a gaming pc, but is pc gaming too much of a hassle? Like if something goes wrong i have to disassemble it and restart? Or is it not like what many make it out to be?  

My one has suffered no problems so far and I have had it for about a year or so. It isn't a hassle at all and you shouldn't have to disassemble it often or at all.  

So lets say a year has passed, if i felt it needed to be upgraded, would i have to upgrade all parts or just the one that needs upgrading?  

Posted by Graal Man

So lets say a year has passed, if i felt it needed to be upgraded, would i have to upgrade all parts or just the one that needs upgrading?

It all depends on the part, you should never need to upgrade everything but at times to change something you may need to upgrade something else as well.  

Also greg, could i simply hdmi my pc to my hd tv like with a console? Or is it not that simple?  

Posted by Graal Man

Also greg, could i simply hdmi my pc to my hd tv like with a console? Or is it not that simple?

Depends if your graphics card supports HDMI. Most do, so I wouldn't worry about it. When you purchase your graphics card (or if you aren't building a PC, purchasing the whole system), make sure if it supports HDMI output. Most desktop computer graphics cards do have support.

If not, it's almost certain that there's an adapter for it somewhere.  

Thanks doctor, i will be building my own. So its not like a kajillion cords sticking out of the back correct?  

Posted by Graal Man

Thanks doctor, i will be building my own. So its not like a kajillion cords sticking out of the back correct?

I don't understand what you mean by that. The back will not have many cords sticking out of the back, of course, unless you have a use for the ports.