Presented as the most powerful console on the market, the PlayStation 5 Pro made quite an impact during its presentation a few weeks ago. During a video presentation that could be described as concise, Mark Cerny promised that players would no longer have to choose between faithful rendering of their games or perfect fluidity thanks to a very muscular technical sheet.
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CPU
Same as the PS5, but with a High CPU Frequency Mode feature which increases the processor frequency up to 3.85 GHz instead of 3.50 GHz
576 GB/s (18 GT/s) system memory, an increase of 28% over the current PlayStation 5 (448 GB/s) -
GPU
Rendered 45% faster than the “normal” PS5
Raytracing 2 to 3 times more present
33.5 teraflops of computing power
Support for PSSR (PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution Upscaling, the equivalent of Nvidia’s DLSS)
8K resolution support
Custom machine learning architecture
AI accelerator supporting up to 300 TOPS 8-bit calculation/67 TFLOPS 16-bit floating point
During this presentation, the price and release date of the machine were also announced: on condition of shedding €800, we can therefore acquire a PS5 Pro which will be delivered on November 7, 2024. Obviously, pre-orders were immediately open on the PlayStation site, but we had to wait until this Thursday, October 10 for third-party resellers to also be able to offer the PS5 Pro, a few days before its official release.
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Everyone can now choose where to pre-order their console to, for example, take advantage of any discount offer or gift certificates.
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