Blu-ray gamming PC of PS3

what should I get a pc with blu-ray or ps3?

I have about 24 pc games, most are old. I have about 12 windows 95 games, I have aabout 10modern games (simcity4, battlefield1942, 2142, 2, Call duty 2, metal of honor allied assult, pacfic assult, airborne, Halo 1, halo 2, Crysis(soon to be) Orange box) Microsoft moster truck maddness, FIFA World cup 2006 so what should I get? I am looking for HD gamming and movies!

[QUOTE="kruesader"]Blu-Ray has no difference whether games are HD or not

i KNOW THAT, but want to get blu-ray for HD movies, I love spiderman, Rocky, Rocky balboa and others movies that happend to be on Blu-Ray.

[QUOTE="kruesader"]Blu-Ray has no difference whether games are HD or not

i KNOW THAT, but want to get blu-ray for HD movies, I love spiderman, Rocky, Rocky balboa and others movies that happend to be on Blu-Ray.

Neubauer4

Well, what are your current PC specs then?

AMD X2 4200+ 2.4 GHZ

GPU ATI Radeon xpress 200 256 MB

1 GB ram DDR

Duel DVD drive (DVD rom and DVD duel burner lightscribe)

300 W PSU

4 sata ports

3 free PCI slots

1 PCI express 16 slot free

250 GB HDD 7200 RPM

A lot of this will also depend on your display - HDTV, monitor... 720p or 1080p, etc.

Not sure about the movies, you may need to consider HDCP - hi-def content protection - all devices must comply... But, for games, you'll probably want to upgrade your video card to ATI's 2900xt or one of Nvidia's 8800 series cards if you want to play upcoming games that compare to content on the PS3. A new video card will make your old games look nicer too; something to consider about the PC as a platform in general - games you already own get better as you upgrade and replace hardware.

you may need to consider HDCP - hi-def content protection - all devices must comply...BambooStudios

Not true at all. I use a Sony 24" FW900 oldschool CRT monitor and my Lite-on blu-ray drive renders video at full 1080p with no overscan. Maybe I'm just lucky.. or maybe you just don't know what your talking about and would have known that the industry hasn't enforced HDCP yet.