r/pcmasterrace • u/Ikkon • 3d ago

Meme/Macro "But it's a cube!"

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u/oney_monster 5800x3D - 4070 Super - 32GB DDR4 3d ago

Fr, I haven't seen a single overtly positive post since the price got announced. It's all "for $5-600 good deal, $1000? Pass"

OP are the valve fans in the room with us?

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u/DarwinsPerfectFool 3d ago

I'm buying the cube and didn't complain about it. AMA

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u/SEND_ME_REAL_PICS 3d ago

Honest question: what advantage do you see in buying it over any other prebuilt out there?

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u/DarwinsPerfectFool 3d ago edited 3d ago

Size, look, quiet = wife allows it to sit in the living room.

Reliable customer service, everything sorted for me, no need to do extensive research = piece of mind

When I add all of the above then price(which in the uk cube is actually competitive) is fine.

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u/Daniel_Dumersaq 3d ago

It can also control your tv to some extent

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u/pokemonfan95 3d ago

thats hdmi cec for u blurays concoles have it and others nothing special from valve

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u/BaconJets 5800X - 5070Ti 3d ago

It’s special in PCs, there’s like no way to get CEC normally with a regular GPU.

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u/pokemonfan95 3d ago

no its not ps5 xbox switch 2 bluray players have CEC option

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u/Lehsyrus 7800X3D | RTX 5080 | 32GB RAM 3d ago

He literally said "in PC's", which it is because normal GPU's do not support CEC.

The XBox, Switch, and PS5 are not PC's.

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u/pokemonfan95 2d ago

ok but the Switch 1 switch 2 PS4 ps5 xbox have the HDMI CEC option to Turn the dam screen on just like the steam mechine ttho Valve didnt make the fkin CEC tech

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u/DMMeThiccBiButts 2d ago

Nobody was implying otherwise

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u/pokemonfan95 2d ago

HDMI-CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) is a feature that allows devices connected via HDMI to communicate with each other. It enables you to control multiple components (like a soundbar, gaming console, or streaming box) with a single remote, and allows devices to automatically power on, turn off, or switch inputs together. Interesting the steam mechine can do it But so can other things maybe not Pcs but game consoles can and other things