Way over 1000$ if you include Controller, 4K Blu Ray, HDMI etc.

But you cant build a PC Scorpio, it is impossible, Microsoft made their own GPU just like back on Xbox 360, they use AMD tech but they pretty much customize it to take full advantage of the box, so it a a GPU that it will never exist on the Pc market, not even in 50 years because it was built for a closed architecture, just like Ps4 Pro GPU but in this case the Pro is closer to its Pc counterpart with many customization from Sony like CB etc.

Xbox One a PS4 were more conservative on this regard because Sony and MS though Console gaming was dead and they didn´t want to bleed money so they went with 2011 tech, full profit, now they know console gaming is bigger than ever and they are selling great so they are willing to take risks again, expect a pretty beast Ps5 and Xbox Two, in line with Ps3 and 360 back in the day.

$624.

Ryzen 5 - 1400 / AM4 AB350M Micro ATX / 8 GB DDR4 RAM (2800mhz dual channel) / RX 480 (4GB) / 1TB HDD / Bluray Drive / 430 W PSU.

Just swap out the Intel CPU for the Ryzen 1400 ($169).

Bearing in mind that the RX580 will be out and on the market for several months by the time Scorpio is out, and the RX570.

It goes both ways. Unity games for example run like shit on consoles. Even a simplistic game like Broforce runs like shit on PS4. A lot of stuff from less notable publishers can be poorly optimized.

But a big advantage of consoles... you don't actually have to build that shit. Steam Machines was a failure at launch and we still can't find pre built gaming PCs at a decent price.

Depends what you consider a "decent price" but there's plenty of sites out there that will put together a computer for you and won't break your bank. Alternatively if you're feeling a bit more risque, you can buy a desktop from Best Buy, throw in a GPU and you're good to go.

About 600 dollars with a controller and a free game, I got about 580-35 mail in rebate at final price of 545 on the base machine with 8GB of DDR3 system RAM and 8GB GDDR5 RAM on a XFX RX480 card with a game voucher. If you really want to be picky, add like 10 bucks for the KBO and Mouse for navigating to your games or something, and nobody fucking uses Blu-ray for PC gaming, that shit is backwards.

Also notice that I'm not using shit parts in the above, I can go cheaper, but no, that's not the proper way to build a gaming PC even on budget.

Oh and a HDD is 20bucks I guess but I didn't add that because any sensible person would get a SSD and that's extra cost even on consoles. /shrug

You would need an overclocked 480RX or a 580 released at the end of the year, a motherboard (doesn't need to be expensive) a 1TB harddrive, the cheapest I5 processor or low-end Ryzen CPU (the i3 does offer better per-core performance but against 7 cores, since 1 is reserved for OS on xbox, the i3 would lose)

You would also need 8GB's of ram obviously and a windows key and a power supply (can be cheap) and a case. Now that would do it, and I think you could do it for around 600 if you take the right components, the only real thing you are missing the the same level of good looking hardware and a UHD drive.

The only thing you are never going to match is the memory speed however, since the speed on the AMD drives is slower, the scorpio actually does have a graphics card that is more powerfull then the current like of AMD cards, you could obv. go for the AMD Fury which has faster memory or switch to Nvidia instead.

When you switch to Nvidia (obvious choice) its quite hard to make the same system, because the card in the Scorpio is somewhere between the 1060GTX and 1070GTX but again the memory speeds are slower.

Clearly its hard to make "the same" system because microsoft chose the memory they did but I think if you overclock the 480 or 1060GTX 6GB it should be "pretty close" but I doubt games will run as good as they are going to on the scorpio, because if the optimalization.

The Pro was easier to copy because it was slower then a 470RX and has a much lower memory amount which is also much slower.

Anyway, its a tough one ^^

Are FX cpu's still good for 60fps 1080 gaming?

They are ok but they aren't really aging all that well. Much better to buy the upcoming Ryzen 5 CPUs instead.