PlayStation 5 Pro
Sony’s Mark Cerny, the console’s lead architect, called the PS5 Pro the “most powerful console ever produced” during the nine-minute presentation. It features an upgraded GPU, advanced ray tracing and AI-driven upscaling, making your games run smoother, look better and work harder than ever before. Larger GPU The new Pro model comes with 67% more Compute Units and 28% faster memory than the PS5. This means up to 45% faster rendering for silky-smooth, super-sharp visuals. This is especially effective for games like Horizon Forbidden West and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, which feature huge and immersive worlds to explore. And apart from the detail boost, the extra graphics power allows for improvements to lighting and visual effects too. Bringing games to life with even more realism. Advanced Ray Tracing Sony's also added more powerful ray tracing, which provides added dynamic reflections and refractions in games to better simulate how light behaves in the real world. By casting rays at up to triple the speeds of the standard PS5, it can make a real difference to games like Gran Turismo 7 — adding ray traced reflections between cars while continuing to support the targeted 60fps. It can work brilliantly in action RPGs like Hogwarts Legacy too, by forming realistic shadows for more cinematic gameplay. PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) Now things get really smart. PSSR is an AI-driven upscaling tech that analyses game images pixel by pixel and adds more detail. The result should be razor-sharp image clarity — boosting the effect of resolution in games like Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart.
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The PS5 Pro is pure raw unfettered power, making it a big step up from the original PS5. Boasting a larger GPU, Sony says that the console’s rendering power has been boosted by 45 per cent, enhancing game fidelity at high frame rates to make it run buttery smooth. The GPU has 67 per cent more Compute Units than the current PS5 console and 28 per cent faster memory
Ray tracing has also been improved, with the console providing more dynamic reflection and refraction of light. Sony showed this difference in action with clips of Gran Turismo 7 and Hogwarts Legacy. The former showed reflections between cars at 60fps, while Hogwarts Legacy showed better reflections and casting of shadows. Sony says that the system allows rays to be cast at double and sometimes triple the speed of the PS5 Slim.
Another new feature is something called PS5 Pro Game Boost, which Sony says stabilises and improves the performance of 8,500 backward compatible PS4 games that are playable on the PS5. An Enhanced Image Quality feature will also increase the resolution of PS4 games.
The PS5 Pro will also gain a WiFi 7 chip, an improvement over the Wifi 6 chip found in the original PS5.