What we’re seeing, in terms ofan upgrade, here is a smaller leap forwards fromPlayStation 5to PlayStation 5 Pro, compared to what we saw last generation between PlayStation 4 and the Pro version of that console. It’s much harder to make large leaps in performance nowadays, compared to what we saw back in the day of PS3 to PS4. It’s much more incremental.
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Some key points to look at from theAMDannouncement are improvements to memory, ray tracing, and upscaling. As seen in these new details:
What this all means is that we will see a noticeable increase in performance in areas like ray tracing, quite likely taking the option of the newer ray pathing. The console will rely on hardware to produce those ray tracing improvements, rather than shaders. Plus, we’ll see more in the way of upscaling, which PC players have been experiencing for some time throughAMD FidelityFXand NVIDIA DLSS.
Topics:PlayStation,PlayStation 5,Sony
