And yet it can't play Civilization VI or Europa Universalis IV.

the guy in the video has a Corei7 5820K CPU and a 8GB GTX 1060 founders edition, plus 16gb ram. Thats way more than 700$. A GTX 1060 costs 300€ in europe.

Why you bring cheaper games into the arhument and paying for online? Physical console games are cheaper on consoles than on PC if you buy them used or wait for price reductions on ebay or amazon

I have a PS4Pro and after watching this, you can color me impressed.

Mark Cerny is a genius.

Battlefield is amazingly optimized, that sucker even runs on my laptop (GeForce 950M, 2GB GDDR5) with 60 fps at 1080p. Sure, the graphics take a hit there, but it's still amazing considering I only paid 555 € for my notebook. On my PC it hits 144 fps frame limit and never moves under that, not even for the fraction of a second as far as I can tell. I'm pretty sure you can run that game very decent on a PC for 400 US$, the GeForce 1050 will do the job perfectly fine and it's even cheaper than the 1060. If you really want to save money, you could go for an i3, it's good enough as long as there's Hyper-Threading. 

But like I said, there's really no point in comparing all that stuff too much. Just move along, play games and have fun. Don't even worry about it, what's the point? For now the PS4 Pro offers great value for a decent price, that's all we need to know. 

what's your point exactly? the ps4 pro has an underpowered cpu and a good rx 480, how is that as good as a $1,000 pc? with $1,000 I can build a pc with a gtx 1070 and run every game at native 4k, or every game at 1080p and 60+fps. I know what you're trying to say, but you should say "the ps4 pro can run this game almost as good as THIS $1,000 pc." Again really good console with some flaws that can be corrected, but let's not put the console right there with $1,000 a pc, cause a $1,000 pc has a lot of variables, thousands, while every ps4 pro have the same specs.

It sounds like its just higher resolution than the base ps4 while almost everything else is running on the same settings where as the PC version is running at max... There are a few big settings that the base ps4 uses which are medium in terms of PC settings which doesn't really sound like it has changed on the ps4 Pro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SZw7XhRx6A

Where as the video you linked on PC runs everything at Ultra. Also not to mention you don't need a 5820k to run it at max Lmao. Its not a CPU bottleneck cause when you watch the video, the CPU is not even being used much...

So no... You really don't need a $1000 PC...

yeah but that wasnt the case when the Xbox One and PS4 launched you allready could get the same console performance by playing on a pentium and GTX 550. PS4 Pro defentiantley feels like it has a lot better Hardware inside comparing it with similiar PC hadtware, its like consoles used to be in performance/price ratin if these devolopers patch the PS4 games properly.

$1300 for GTX 1080 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883102254

Sell 256GB SSD - $60

Sell Windows 10 license - $100

Sell 16/32GB RAM - $60

$1080 total

Why shouldnt it be? Consoles always used to be $1000 PC hardware for a cheaper price, look at the PS1, PS2, SNES, Dreamcast, original XBox, NES etc. they all outperformed PCs for similiar prices, by a lot. PS4 Pro goes back to this sheme. And I said pretty much like a $1000 PC.

A GTX 1070 alone costs $400, like the PS4 Pro. 

This video realy doesnt go into detail at which settings the console versions are really running. It only counts view aspects like shadow quality popping up. PC version looks really identical with the PS4 Pro version to me and we know some details got imrpoved on PS4 Pro. The general rule is that most console games run at high PC settings i would say.