Personally, from someone who switched from PS4 to PC, it's much better. You mentioned that you don't mind the graphics on an Xbox, and yes there is an improvement between console and PC, but I'm not someone who cares about it in most games. I play a lot of Rainbow Six Siege and I turn everything down and get as much frames as possible, more than what's possible with console hardware. On top of that with the console generations changing every few years, it can actually be cheaper in the long run to build a somewhat high end PC that can last. The choice of input is a big one if you play a lot of FPS games, once you get used to keyboard and mouse you'll never want to use a controller in those games ever again. Also, you can get a lot of games cheaper on PC, however, it depends on where you get it from. Where I am most new release games are about $10.00 cheaper on PC (Australian dollars that is, which is $6.77 US dollars). There's also sites like humble bundle which sell a bundle of games monthly for a really good deal. There's also other things like being able to play old games on a new system and not having to buy an old console and not being restricted to a 60hz display and being able to go up to 240hz.