After Digital Foundry’s confirmation of the PS5 PRO leak specifications, also the well-known journalist Tom Warren believes it can state with relative certainty that the leaked previews on the hardware components and the graphic and performance potential of the new PlayStation 5 model are truthful.
The Senior Editor of The Verge discusses it on social media to involve the community in the debate fueled by rumors and leaks on the specifications of the mid-gen version of PS5. In fact, when returning to the pages of his Twitter/X profile, Tom Warren explains that “I checked the information leaked recently and I can tell you that they are accurate. I’ve previewed the numerous PlayStation 5 PRO development documents and Sony has certainly made some interesting decisions for the architecture of its next console.”.
The Verge journalist then goes into the merits of the information that emerged from the PS5 PRO leak documentation and states that “the CPU will operate at 3.85 GHz (10% more than PS5) in one new specific high frequency mode [per i giochi ottimizzati per PS5 PRO]while in standard mode the console will operate at 3.5 Ghz. Developers will be able to choose the mode themselves and will have access to 1.2 GB of additional memory, as Sony has decided to increase the total amount of RAM accessible by development houses from 12.5 GB to 13.7 GB in addition to the space occupied in RAM by the software system”.
Before leaving you to the comments, we invite you to read this in-depth analysis on the debate started by Digital Foundry on the hypothetical launch price of PS5 PRO.
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