They launched Vega 56 and 64 at the end of 2017 to compete with Nvidia's GTX 1070 and 1080 (and they still fall short). Until then, their strongest card was the 580, which is equivalent to a 1060. They're a full generation behind Nvidia.

Ayone who is a fanboy of a specific hardware manufacturer (like you since Xbox uses AMD) is an idiot. You always go for the best cost-to-performnce ratio, and AMD GPUs are awful value right now.

its only about $200 over average, still workable.

my budget is $1500 every (3 years not including monitor) just for the PC itself

I don't understand this, you quoted me and still misread what I said.

A G4560+GTX 1060 will outperform the X1X at 1080p the vast majority of the time. Makes the 500$ seem way less attractive especially given the fact most people still game on 1080p displays. If you're gonna compare the 500$ console to a 500$ PC(which is stupid), don't be dishonest about it.

There will never be a game made from the ground up for the Xbox One X. Its destiny is tied to that of the regular Xbox One. The Xbox One X will always get ports from the regular one. They'll use its superior GPU for better graphics and its CPU thanks to its higher clock speed will yield higher and more consistent frame rates. Unless there is a dramatic shift in the way developers code their game, the X1X CPU will not catch the G4560 this generation, which makes this discussion pointless.

@m3Boarder32: Why the **** do you talk about price when you spent 10K on a Atmos set and 2K on a TV?

Oh look, price/value advice from the guy who brags about spending $1800 on a TV stand, and puts a $500 piece of crap in it.

Probably has a rusted out civic with a stereo worth 5x more than the car.

You can play at 4K 60 fps if you want, but more frames are always superior to higher resolutions. There is a reason why e-sports are played at 144 - 240 fps.

1080/1080Ti can hit 90-100+ fps at both 1080p and 1440p.

60fps only matters when you can reach it. When you can't, you simply praise Pcs for the ability to run at a smoother lower frame rate and graphical fidelity.

@m3Boarder32: don't forget Atmos