The PS5 Pro improves on the four-year-old standard model with beefed-up internals. The improvements start with the GPU, with 67 percent more compute units and 28 percent faster RAM. These allow it to (at most) triple the PS5’s ray tracing performance, leading to brighter highlights, reflections and shadows.
In the PS5 Pro, Sony presents its AI-powered answer Nvidia’s DLSSIt’s called PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR). Built for 4K TVs and displays, the technology upscales low-resolution frames to ultra-HD graphics with “amazing detail.”
The console also promises more consistent frame rates (with less graphics sacrifice) and support for 60Hz and 120Hz displays. For games that haven’t been updated for the new console, the PS5 Pro version of Game Boost will deliver faster and smoother frame rates for over 8,500 supported titles, including “some of the biggest games on PS4 and PS5.”
The console has 2 TB of memory, doubling the capacity of the original. He also supports Wi-Fi 7 and 8K resolution.
The PS5 Pro offers those improvements in a familiar form factor: It’s the same height the original PS5 and the same width discless PS5 Slim. Like the latter, you’ll have to pay extra for a disk drive or vertical stand.
Selected games from the PS5 library will be upgraded for the new console. The presentation ceremony of the company was highlighted Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered, Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart and Horizon Forbidden West as some of the first-party beneficiaries of the console’s enhanced capabilities. Additional highlights for PS5 Pro include third-party games Alan Wake 2, Assassin’s Creed: Shadows, Demon’s Souls, Dogma of the Dragon 2 and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. Patched games for the $700 system will be labeled PS5 Pro Enhanced.
PS5 Pro costs $700. you can do pre-order todayAhead of the November 7th release date.
