The Last of Us Part I | PC vs PS5 | Graphics Comparison & Steam Deck Performance

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PS5:
Resolution Mode: 2160p/30fps
FPS Mode: 1440p/60fps

PC: 2160p Max. Settings | RTX 4080/4070Ti/3080/3050

Steam Deck: 800p with FSR Quality | Low Settings

This comparison focuses on the PC version. PS5 version video:    • The Last of Us Part I | PS3 - PS4 - PS5 | ...  
The PC version includes visual improvements over PS5, but also drags quite a few issues.
Random crashes and frame-pacing regardless of settings (still occurring on an RTX 4080 on Low) is the main problem. The next patch should address this as a priority.
Some animations do not display correctly on PC. For example, the animation of Ellie climbing stairs is missing.
PC features a slight improvement in texture resolution, but some textures show clipping that does not occur in the PS5 version. PC also adds more geometry to some assets.
The reflections have also increased their resolution on PC, but still dragging some problems with the SSR as PS5 (which to date has not been patched either).
Water physics and interaction has been improved on PC.
Some settings, such as textures or reflections, seem to be broken at the lowest setting. Some textures are kept in Ultra and others are not shown.
Longer draw distance on PC.
Shadow resolution is higher on PC, however, some areas have banding that does not occur on PS5.
DLSS shines again showing a higher image quality compared to FSR 2.0. In any case, both reconstruction techniques show a better image than PS5 performance mode using the same resolution.
Load times are 5 times faster on PS5. This is a clear indication of the lack of optimization on PC.
Slight improvements in global illumination on PC.
A 3050 suffers to reach 60fps at 1080p with high settings and DLSS. Steam Deck is not a recommended version as its framerate drops below 25fps with settings on low + FSR.
I don't doubt that The Last of Us Part I will be a great version on PC, but I don't consider it the ideal time to play it.