Given that the XSX seems to hold steady in the RT cutscenes, I'll give it the nod in the comparison. Both seem to hold steady during RT gameplay. While the PS5 continues to excel at the 120Hz mode in yet another comparison, I'm not certain that's a mode many gamers can/will be able to use. I certainly can't as my TV seems to have a 100Hz max refresh. So for usable modes, seems like the XSX has the edge.
I do find it interesting that the PS5 seems to excel during what I believe to be CPU-limited situations. Cutscenes should be GPU-limited, but as your framerate increases, the CPU should start playing a bigger role with the increased number of frames that need physics, AI, and other controlled elements. If my assumption is correct, I wonder if we'll see first party studios leveraging that strong performance for enhanced world simulation, beyond just a graphical bump.
Fans of this franchise should be happy with either console version. Neither box performs poorly, and they both appear to have identical visual settings. I'm unable to watch the full video on my TV, so just skimmed the performance sections on my laptop. I didn't notice any of the noticeable tearing that VGT captured in his video. Was there any mention of that by DF? Also, there was no side-by-side for the RT mode, and only 2 short clips where the PS5 dips. Did they mention that this was consistent behavior from the PS5 in cutscenes? VGT had a few custscenes in both 60 and 120 modes, but there weren't any dips like seen in the DF video.
I kinda prefer VGT thus far for video comparisons, over NXG and DF. I think the spreadsheet supplement is absolutely brilliant, and helps to quantify what the eye can often miss. DF is slipping down the ladder as far as preferred tech analysis is concerned. I find VGT's voiceless side-by-sides to be the best, with NXG's more technical analysis second-best afterwards. Between encoding issues by YT, and excessive opinionating by their staff, DF is losing some of its luster for me. I only started following any of these channels in the past few months, so I don't know what the norm is.