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How Much Would It Cost To Build A PC Equivalent To The PlayStation 5 Pro In 2026?

By Info60 US Desk•Summary of reporting by bgr.com•2d ago•0 views•
How Much Would It Cost To Build A PC Equivalent To The PlayStation 5 Pro In 2026?
The cost of Sony's top-of-the-line PlayStation 5 Pro has risen significantly over the past year, but how does it stack up to a PC with similar specs?
Since the price increase in April 2026, the PlayStation 5 Pro has cost around $899,99 at U.S. retailers. Although this price brings it a little closer to what you would pay to build a gaming PC with similar specs, some important differences remain be... [2902 chars]
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