You kind of just stated some facts thrown together in a table format, mixed in with a few subjective statements/points of view and then declared this as the definitive end to the PC vs Console debate.
In my opinion, you can't really do better than a dedicated gaming console seeing as that will offer the best price vs performance, while supporting features specifically designed for that demographic with no need to spend money on upgrading annually.
One of (to me) the major factors that most people overlook when comparing performance from PC to Console is the design of the OS itself. As most of us know console games are developed to one single standard and are thus able to achieve maximum possible performance based off of what's provided. This is a huge edge over PC where instead the engine is scaling to many different configurations all on top of a chunky bloated Operating system that's running multiple irrelevant processes.
So, you might have a 8 core 2.6GHZ processor with 8Gb GDDR5 Ram and the next step up from the PS4 graphics card and it STILL might not perform the same games as well as its PS4 counterpart because there's no way its optimization was as precise, it's running parallel to a much larger and much more advanced operating system and to top that all off you still need to worry about driver compatibility. It's just too much hassle for the average consumer to deal with all that to get 'l337' graphics when you can go buy a console for significantly less while still having performance that's damn close (at least right now), get the exclusives that come with it, AND get the dedicated gaming services and peripherals that won't be available on any other platform.
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