You also have to remember that not all games will run great on last gen consoles (e.g: Cyberpunk 2077). You have to remember that we PC users use all sorts of different components compared to the one size fits all approach consoles use for their hardware. Your results may vary depending on how much older your hardware is. At that point you have accept worse performance and putting some elbow grease into the in-game settings to get the best performance for your rig. I know everyone wants to hold onto their rigs as long as they can before spending money to upgrade, but there comes the point it is no longer feasible for companies to continue support for older hardware even if they wanted to. Not to mention newer games that are introducing new tech that require more processing power/driver support that the 10 series and older may or may not work with. As awesome as the 10 series is, there will come the time they become the low end compared to newer hardware/software (which is pretty much now). To be fair the GTX 10 series will be 6-7 years old by the time the games launches.

Hogwarts legacy per pc