Mark Cerny is done talking up the new PS5 Pro and we now know what's in store for us when the mid-cycle refresh lands in our living rooms. On paper, the PS5 Pro represents a marked step up from the original console, boosting overall rendering power by 45% thanks to a "larger" GPU, though exactly what that GPU is remains to be seen.
The console looks to boost your game fidelity while maintaining higher framerates, all but removing the need for a 'performance' vs 'fidelity' decision when loading up a title. How? Through its new GPU boasting 67% more Compute Units than the original console, additional ray tracing effects, and AI upscaling via the brand's PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution software.
