I never said anything about that. Again, on PC you can play at the exact same setting you do on consoles and you can buy a GPU that aligns with that purpose.
Yep, but you need to factor it into your decision-making as it is a major reason why people purchase a PlayStation 5.
Find me a new system, please; show me a website where you can build a PC with all the goodies, brand new, that will arrive on your doorstep that can compete with what a PlayStation can give you.
If you are saying the graphics card alone is 200 bucks, you have what 150 bucks left for the entire system.
Remember, the PlayStation 5 is a premium product, not some collection of cheap second-hand parts strung together from ebay.
What will a Decent quality power supply cost you? One that won't blow up your system?
With a good gaming CPU, RAM, SSD, case, mouse, keyboard, and operating system, we march on.
Anyway, enough of this,
If you want a PC, then go and buy one, and be happy with it.