It's been years since I've had to endure playing a game at a glacial 30 frames per second, and I don't think I'd survive going back. Most gaming PCs have been able to hit 60 fps without much trouble for years now, as long as you're not cranking the settings up to ultra on a 4K screen. Consoles, on the other hand, often still have to sacrifice a lot of visual fidelity to make games run as smoothly as our eyes deserve.
The PlayStation 5 Pro doesn't get rid of all the trade-offs for playing games at a high frame rate, but it removes enough of them to make the choice a no-brainer in any game with a proper "performance" mode.
