Digital Foundry:
But it's the ability to break the 30fps cap that truly makes the PC version stand out. The Division at 60fps is an often breathtaking experience, with the extra temporal resolution and fluidity of motion really allowing for the effects work and details to come to the forefront more clearly. Gameplay is also given a healthy boost via lower latency controls that make aiming with precision easier. Even when lowering settings to console level quality, at 60fps the experience just plays that much better. All round, the PC release is the best version of the game, but you are going to require serious hardware to match the console experience with the higher frame-rate.
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Summary, the X1 is blurry out doors due to the resolution drop and has screen tearing. PS4 wins as usual and handles the game fine at a constant 1080p and 30fps image. PC is of course the best graphics wise if you traded your first born for a rig that can run it.
Well, I enjoy the game on PS4. So yeah, i don't need to worry about it.