The PlayStation 5 console was definitely the bee’s knees back in late 2020 when it came out. However, the standards in gaming always go up, meaning that it was just a matter of time until gamers wanted more hardware power than what PS5 had to offer.
PlayStation 5 Pro is now in the works, and there are already reasons to be optimistic if you want to buy such a gaming machine. You may have already guessed why they call it ‘Pro’ – the future console will feature significantly more GPU power and faster RAM in order to provide an even more exciting gaming experience.
PlayStation 5 Pro will launch in November 2024
Notebookcheck reveals the news brought by Tom Henderson, sharing intriguing details about the PlayStation 5 Pro. Codenamed ‘Trinity’, this upcoming Pro model of the PS5 console has been in development since early 2022, aiming to enhance the gaming experience with a more consistent 4K performance and even a new 8K mode.
Powered by GPU and RAM improvements, the PlayStation 5 Pro is expected to deliver accelerated ray tracing, albeit not at 8K. With 30 Work Group Processors or 36 Compute Units in the GPU, this next-gen console is poised to rival the Radeon RX 6800.
🚨 PS5 Pro is reportedly aiming for a November 2024 release date and is codenamed “Project Trinity”
– Already having demo events
– 8K “performance mode”
– Accelerated ray tracing
– Improved frames per second (FPS)
– Better FPS stability performance at 4K resolution
– 18,000 MT/s… pic.twitter.com/WFhXcJjV9A— PS5 – PlayStation 5 News (@PS5Console) July 21, 2023
Sony reportedly plans to launch the PlayStation 5 Pro in late 2024 – at some point in November, to be more precise. If the information is true, the console will clearly deliver an exciting upgrade for gamers worldwide.
The standard PlayStation 5 console boasts impressive specifications, featuring a custom 8-core AMD Zen 2 CPU with a variable frequency of up to 3.5 GHz. The machine also houses 16 GB of 256-bit GDDR6 SDRAM and includes an additional 512 MB of DDR4 RAM for background tasks. There’s also a custom 825 GB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD for storage, ensuring swift and seamless gameplay experiences. Moreover, the console supports various media formats, such as Ultra HD Blu-ray, Blu-ray, DVD, and digital downloads, providing a versatile and immersive gaming environment.