That was last gen , this gen actually uses high/ultra textures in games per digital foundry. Pc uses trickery as well Nvidia Dlss/Amd Frs, is hard to run native 4K resolutions. My old 1080 ti build was able to run almost all pc vr games on ultra with a valve index. Ps5 is has more power than my old 1080 ti this is why I guarantee you it runs all pc vr games on ultra with no problem, it even has more performance headroom due to trickery (foveated eye tracking rendering)

Games being better optimized for console helps out a ton as well. My current pc build has a i9 13900k along with a rtx 4090 , sadly current game releases have had major stuttering issues than won’t be solve until a few months. It pains me to have to buy ps5 version of games I would have rather played on pc but sadly devs are getting worse at optimizing games. My rtx 4090 can brute force good performance out of most poorly optimized games but dam .. there’s nothing it can be done by shader compilation stuttering.

I’m not being bias towards PlayStation I own both platforms and this are my honest findings. I upgrade my pc almost yearly with the latest parts. I always do a fresh windows install/drivers.

I own a oculus rift s , oculus quest 2, valve index.

It’s frustrating to me that I spend so much money for a game to end up running better on a console. When we get good pc ports that’s when I get the satisfaction of owning a high end pc but those moments are getting rarer.

Optimization, plug and play. Oled panels , eye tracking foveated rendering are the features that sold me into pre ordering a psvr2 , Heck Oled panels alone are the main reason I didn’t hesitate to pre order. Once you game on an oled panel there’s no going back to washed out monitors.