reasons why it can be bad
So you have probably been watching a lot of PC gaming related footage. I bet a lot of it was on different types of graphics cards and how well they perform in game. I’m talking about FPS (frames per second) here. One of the things I did when I first started PC gaming was have my FPS counter visible when gaming. So instead of enjoying the game, I was looking at the FPS counter. I’m trying to spot any stutters. It started to drive me insane and sure it was my fault but still, it’s one of the negatives of PC gaming. You spend all this time researching and buying parts and then building it… and then you’re looking at how well it performs and games. And you’re always looking for that sweet 60fps Mark.
Now if you’ve Owned an Xbox 360 or even the current generation of consoles you may have had it die on you. Well, guess what? It gets a lot worse on your gaming PC. the parts in your PC are a lot more likely to die on you from my experience. I’ve personally had to fix a lot of issues inside my PC. And most likely you will too. There’s just a lot of tinkering around and if you can’t deal with that type of stuff then you probably shouldn’t be gaming on PC. I’ve personally had hard drives that sounded really loud and that’s because the hard drive was about to die. I’ve also had motherboards and ram sticks fail on me. That’s just the way it goes with PC gaming. It’s only a matter of time before you run into this and start pulling your hair out.