PlayStation 5 Pro is set to redefine the gaming experience with three times faster processing power, advanced ray tracing performance and Spectral Super Resolution.
According to what is said, PlayStation 5 ProIt will be equipped with features that will be capable of processing content three times faster than the original version and will support images up to eight thousand pixels. The processing power of the new console will be forty-five percent superior to the base model, and its performance in ray tracing technology will increase by two to three times.
PlayStation 5 Pro Will Redefine the Gaming Experience
Moore’s Law is Dead A video on YouTube channel includes an allegedly leaked document that reveals important details about Sony’s expected hardware update. According to what is stated in the video, PlayStation 5 Pro will have a larger GPU and faster system memory, which will provide forty-five percent faster rendering ability than the previous model.
The improved ray tracing architecture will exceed the performance of the original console by three to four times. Additionally, a powerful custom machine learning architecture capable of 300 TOPS of 8-bit processing and 67 TFLOPS of 16-bit floating point processing will support the PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution upscaling/benchmark solution.
PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution is an upscaling technology developed using machine learning, currently capable of processing input data at high resolution to create color buffers of up to four thousand pixels. Support for up to eight thousand pixels will be expanded with future updates. The upgrade solution for PlayStation 5 Pro will offer full HDR support and include a machine learning-enhanced version of Temporal Anti-Aliasing.
This technology will be used instead of the game’s native temporal upsampling, working with pre-trained graphics parameters, upscaling from 1080p to 2160p in two milliseconds, consuming approximately 250MB of RAM.
Although this information coincides with the rumors that have been circulating online in recent weeks, it should be considered speculation until the PlayStation 5 Pro is officially introduced. With AMD hinting at AI-powered upgrade support earlier this month, it looks like the time to learn more about the console is near.