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While we’ve still yet to get any official word from PlayStation about a PS5 Pro, there’s been a bevy of information around the unofficially incoming console from multiple sources. Digital Foundry also reports that the L1 cache for the GPU has doubled ...
Sony's new PS5 Pro was made specifically for developers, offering them much more power and flexibility to upscale games and lead into the next-gen PS6. Capcom, like many others, are excited for what they can do with the PS5 Pro's new horsepower. The $700 ...
A new report claims that the PS5 Pro GPU is capable of delivering up to 36 teraflops of performance with 2.35 GHz max boost clock. Word comes from the trusty folks over at Digital Foundry, who claim to have seen new information in documents Sony provided ...
The GPU in the PS5 Pro has 67% more compute units and 28% faster memory than the base PS5 and gives it the power to run demanding games at full 4K resolution without using upscaling tricks. You won’t have to choose between frame rate and resolution anymore when you play games that are optimized for the Pro because the Pro can handle both at the same time.
Sony's PlayStation 5 came during an intense time for electronics, where it remained sold out due to demand for what seemed like an eternity. Now that the dust has settled, the PS5 is panning out to be one of the most significant consoles of recent generations.
Sony's new PlayStation 5 Pro console features "dedicated custom hardware" that was co-developed with AMD that is in the GPU block, revealed by a new interview by IGN. The site sat down with PlayStation Senior Principal Product Manager Toshi Aoki, when he ...
Experience 45% faster rendering with AI upscaling and enhanced ray tracing performance.