Consoles like the Xbox and PlayStation keep getting better, but gaming PC companies say they still have 2 big advantages

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Consoles like the Xbox and PlayStation keep getting better, but gaming PC companies say they still have 2 big advantages

Gaming PC makers Alienware and NZXT don't think the gaming PC will die anytime soon. In fact, both companies say they still have two big advantages.

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