Recent reports from foreign media outlets have unveiled details about the upcoming launch of the PS5 Pro, codenamed Trinity, at the end of this year. While there is still some time before its official release, leaked specifications have given us a peek at what to expect from Sony’s new gaming console. Here are the top 5 major changes coming to the PS5 Pro:
1. Improved GPU Performance: The PS5 Pro will feature a GPU rendering speed that is 45% faster than the current PS5. It will also utilize a more powerful ray tracing architecture, providing processing speeds that are 3 times faster than the regular PS5.
2. Increased Memory Speed: The PS5 Pro will see a 28% increase in memory speed, raising it to 576GB/s compared to the current 448GB/s on the PS5.
3. CPU Frequency Optimization: The PS5 Pro will maintain the same CPU as the current PS5 but with a higher clock frequency. The CPU frequency mode will be 3.85GHz, approximately 10% higher than the regular PS5.
4. Expanded System Memory Access: Developers will have more access to the system memory on the PS5 Pro, allowing them to utilize an additional 1.2GB of game storage capacity compared to the 12.5GB allocated on the current PS5. This brings the total storage capacity to 13.7GB for games on the PS5 Pro.
5. Support for Advanced AI and PSSR Technology: The increased memory speed and allocation on the PS5 Pro will be beneficial for the upscaling and anti-aliasing technology PSSR, which utilizes new PlayStation AI machine learning. The console can support 300TOPS of 8-bit computing and aims to improve frame rate and image quality. Sony is also working on resolving image delay issues and plans for the PS5 Pro to support up to 8K resolution in the future.
The anticipated launch of the PS5 Pro has gamers buzzing with excitement, eager to experience the enhanced gaming performance and cutting-edge technology that Sony has in store. Stay tuned for more updates on the PS5 Pro as we get closer to its release date.