This is really it.

Pc for exclusives and multiplats, consoles for exclusives. The only way to experience gaming in full is to have it all.

If your graphics card is having issues going back and forth between monitors and resolutions it could be time to google the name of it and best driver for multi monitor displays, could be a simple task of going with a slightly older driver. Alternatively upgrade your OS HDD to an SSD and if you run into issues after changing display output just restart the PC after you change screen you're using, from an SSD a reboot takes about 15-20 secs and it'll iron out and display issues from the other output. Hopefully anyways.

It's windows 7. When I switch inputs on my amp, windows 7 thinks it needs to switch back to the monitor, which is not connected.  Windows 7 then resizes the desktop to 640x480 (or something stupid low, safe mode res). When I switch back to the pc it restores the resolution and output, yet all windows are bunched in the top left corner. Some games don't survive this forced resolution change.
I'll upgrade to win 10 some day, that will probably fix it. Until then, save game first before switching.

I say console. It's a more streamlined, efficient experience. Plus, it supports an entire industry (used games sales) by itself.

I think people forget about the cost of hassle. The hours spending fixing game issues on PC is priceless to me.

Console gaming because there's no hardware/conflict issues and... physical media. I like owning my games physically.

imma devil advocate on this one, i've spent hours moving games too and from my vita/ps3 and my PC just because they have such annoyingly low amounts of storage compared to my pc, 32gb for games compared to 4.25tb. cant just whack 2tb into a vita for the 50euro it costs in a PC

For me, the big thing is consoles have a ton of exclusives that I love while PC has virtually none, so no matter the benefits PC has, I will always buy consoles. And since I already have these consoles, it's much easier to play third party games on it without having to worry about cost or whether the game will work or not.

PC has more exclusives. Literally, you can't use the exclusive argument.

Drop the CPU/GPU combo and go second hand. You can get a second hand quad-core sandy bridge + motherboard, which will give you more performance and save you some cash.

Likewise, forget the Geforce 750, get a second hand Radeon 7850 - 7950 and overclock.

Case can be "free" if you are willing to go to a computer recyclers/store and pick up an old one that's being discarded, or just use a pizza box.
Heck you could pick up a whole Quad Core Nahelem or Sandy-Bridge based PC for stuff all these days... And all they want is a GPU upgrade.

You don't have to have an Xbox controller. A $5 keyboard and mouse combo will suffice.

You have this thing called "choice" in the PC space.

Let's not forget either that you don't have to pay for online and you get cheaper games, it kinda helps pay for any hardware.

I do? I game in triple 1440P eyefinity (7680x1440 total res) which makes your "up-to" 1920x1080 res look pathetic. ;)

PC Games *are* cheaper. No contest. No argument can be made about this aspect. There is always a sale on somewhere, if you don't have a discount, then you are doing it wrong.

Uh. No. I do not condone the act of piracy.

You do get free games on PC, which are not hidden by a paywall.

For decades AMD and nVidia have had driver settings for Overscan.

I suggest you change your input method and/or set the proper resolution, most people don't realise that many 720P. Aka 1280x720 TV's are actually native 1366x768.

I don't have any problems. Never spent "hours" fixing anything. I do generally buy server grade hardware with 10+ year warranties on my primary machine though.

Sales happen for console games as well, not to mention PS+, which means that I haven't actually had to buy a game in years.