Prices of 4K 60fps PC Gaming System?

I wonder how it could run W10 too, but anyways -dunno what happened to my post in a different thread-, overall the performance in PC mode could be just fine.

Forbes wrote an article on how much it would cost a PC with similar specs compared to Scorpio and for $1045 you have a PC with a GTX 1070. There are specs where the PC is superior others where Scorpio is better. These are the results:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/antony...-ps4-pro-vs-pc-whos-the-fastest/#22e817ce1f46

 

what is that thread, if that's not asking much? I want to debate about the price of the PC you need to achieve 4k 60 statle fps on a PC when playing a game like Forza 6 Apex.

 

kinda nitpicking but anyways, we shall include that. In addition Dolby Atmos needs an AVR receiver to play on PC and it is going to cost processing cycles.

Plus, this is what Digital Foundry's article says on Forza running at 4k 60fps on Scorpio:

"I've seen Microsoft's new console running a Forza Motorsport 6-level experience locked to 4K60 on the equivalent to PC's ultra settings - cranking up the quality presets to obscene levels was one of the first things developer Turn 10 did when confronted with the sheer amount of headroom it had left after a straight Xbox One port. Out of interest, we tested Forza 6 Apex with similar settings at 4K on GTX 1060, 1070 and 1080. Frames were dropped on GTX 1060 (and a lot of them when wet weather conditions kicked in), while GTX 1070 held firm with only the most intense wet weather conditions causing performance dips. Only GTX 1080 held completely solid in all test cases".

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/d...pio-is-console-hardware-pushed-to-a-new-level

So now if we knew the actual hardware they had to perform these tests, we could see how much an equivalent performing PC would cost.

 

It was something that I didn't get either, a guy who told me that out of the blue trying to defend that a PC wouldn't need to process the Dolby Atmos sound so you would get it for free because it is processed in the AVR, so the dedicated chip of the console wouldn't offer any advantage in that sense..

 

oh well, then we are talking about two completely different levels of abstraction. I was merely talking about the cost of support for Dolby Atmos on the PC, processing wise.

This PC runs the game at 4k60, using a GTX 1070, although the rest of the components aren't mentioned.

Forza Horizon 3 is an entirely different beast. I'd sacrifice detail for 4k60 fps any time of the day, to make it run at 4k60 on a console. The game is running here on a RX480 -which Scorpio seems to be based on- at 4K Ultra:

 

what? Do you mean console 4k vs real 4k movie visual fidelity?