You don't know that, you made it all up. You don't even know what settings the X is on until DF does the full comparison and tells you, and that goes back to my overreaching point. DESPITE DIFFERENCES IN SPEC AND SETTINGS THE USER EXPERIENCE IS VERY COMPARABLE.No it wasnt. Go back and read. I didnt try to compare a 580 at 1440p at LOWER settings. U either a flat out habitual liar or u have bad comprehension. I said 1440p MAX settings. With an RX 580. I said if u lower the settings to where the One X is. And use the SAME “Dynamic” settings as the One X. At most the One X may hit 4K a little smoother. Based on the extra VRam. Which honestly. The RX 580 has 8gb Vram and the One X has 9gb of VRam available for gaming. Thats only a 1gb vram difference. Which helps a little at 4K resolutions. But doesnt with lower resolutions.
And most importantly you CANT get the custom/dynamic settings on PC, therefore you cant try to randomly speculate what a 580 would do in a closed platform scenario

More random speculation, and switched to talking about a whole different game with a whole bunch of different variables.The RX 580 would more than likely beat the One X at 1440p and ESPECIALLY 1080p cause of the weak cpu in the One X. One X couldnt even hold a SOLID 60fps at 1080p in Gears Of War 4. While the RX 580 runs that shyt above 80fps maxed out. Like I said before. That One X cpu is a bottleneck. Bottom line the console cant be compared to high end PCs.
Bottom line is the X can and IS being compared to high end PCs
When a person sits down with their X and a person sits down with their 1070 they are getting a very similar experience. You need advanced tools and expert analysis to even find and point out the differences.
That's the point. As I said you can split hairs on individual numbers if you want, but what matters is what's on the screen.

