PS5 Pro updated rumors/leaks & technical/specs discussion |OT| PS5 Pro Enhanced Requirements Detailed.
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Somebody got a list, it might not be exhaustive.almost all games already 60fps
Some of those have no buisness being 30fps either.
Like the medium and quarry, silent hill was just a demo. Can't see any of those being bottlnecked by the CPU if they did push for 60fps.
Gotham knight I have no idea why that is 30fps.
I've played it and that open world is empty as fuck, barley anything happening.
But then again that game was half assed in so many ways so not surprised.
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how times have changed 
Sony: PS4 Pro Will Stop Gamers from Switching to PC
In a recent interview, PlayStation president Andrew House claimed Sony's new flagship console, the PlayStation 4 Pro, will keep gamers from leaving console for PC.
gamerant.com
I'd love for them to use that same line for the ps5 pro, so we can laugh at them.
Sony: PS4 Pro Will Stop Gamers from Switching to PC
In a recent interview, PlayStation president Andrew House claimed Sony's new flagship console, the PlayStation 4 Pro, will keep gamers from leaving console for PC.
I'm not talking about "60 fps", i'm talking about real solid locked 60almost all games already 60fps
I think all these dudes should move on to pick fights with EA and Ubisoft fanboys, no?
I thought Sony was supposedly doing some type of proprietary RT solution or was that just a rumor?
Issue was region locked nature of it at the time. UK never got the PS2 Hardware BC SKU at all if I recall correctly; and only a limited capacity version of the PS2 Software BC SKU.
I was "this" close to picking on up from GameStop on fam holiday that year but didn't want to have to import every game/blurry for the console. Then PS4 came out and was region free, but had no BC.
I don't get this "it will be a super premium console" talk.
It's by far the smallest mid-gen upgrade we've seen so far, where the only thing that gets a substantial upgrade is raytracing performance.
This is an upgrade that uses a good amount of very smart architectural upgrades propped up by custom hardware, like PSSR that will probably allow for the PS5 Pro to render at a lower native resolution than a PS5 using temporal upscaling, paired up with a 50% wider GPU.
The increase in die size between the original N7 Oberon and the new N6 Trinity might actually be very small, and N6 is cheaper than N7 (moreover in 2024 compared to 2020).
It's by far the smallest mid-gen upgrade we've seen so far, where the only thing that gets a substantial upgrade is raytracing performance.
This is an upgrade that uses a good amount of very smart architectural upgrades propped up by custom hardware, like PSSR that will probably allow for the PS5 Pro to render at a lower native resolution than a PS5 using temporal upscaling, paired up with a 50% wider GPU.
The increase in die size between the original N7 Oberon and the new N6 Trinity might actually be very small, and N6 is cheaper than N7 (moreover in 2024 compared to 2020).
It should be close to the 7700XT in rasterization performance, but might be near or even above the 7900XTX in heavy raytracing loads. Couple that with an upscaler that probably lets it run at a lower base resolution for the same output IQ, and the PS5 Pro should go head and shoulders above the 7800XT / 6900XT where Sony wants it to.
In any case, at over $600, it's going to be hard to convince gamers. And let's hope it will also bring the price of the slim down permanently.