
Sony has officially unveiled its mid-cycle PlayStation refresh with the PS5 Pro joining the recently refreshed PS5. This new console is touted to close the gap between the current performance and fidelity modes that gamers have to choose between on the current PS5 model, meaning we can expect responsive and fluid gaming without sacrificing detail.
This has reportedly been achieved by upgrading three internal aspects of the PS5, as demonstrated by PlayStation's Lead Architect of the PS5 console, Mark Cerny. First and foremost, the PS5 Pro comes with a larger GPU that can reportedly make graphics rendering on the PS5 Pro 45 per cent faster than on PS5. The PS5 Pro is also touting 28 per cent faster RAM than the standard model, which should play a hand in smoother operation and gameplay too.