More information has been revealed about Sony’s Pro console. PS5 It seems likely that Sony's Pro console will use an 'enhanced' label for games with a special graphics mode.
Sony has not officially announced the PS5 Pro yet, but leaks strongly suggest its existence.
A bunch of technical specifications for the console were revealed last month. showed up last month – indicating a significant increase in ray-tracing speed, a GPU with 33.5 teraflops, and Sony’s new upscaling technology.
This was followed by more details on the system memory (576GB/s over the standard console’s 448GB/s) and a rumored release date of 'holiday 2024'. rumored release date of ‘holiday 2024’.
A new report claims to have details on a PS5 Pro Enhanced label, internally named ‘Trinity Enhanced’, to show which games use the console's improved specs.
This is similar to the PS4 Pro enhanced label, which denotes games that take advantage of the console’s improved resolutions and frame rates over the base model.
According to Insider Gaming, games must provide a PS5 Pro exclusive graphics mode to qualify for the label. Insider Gaming, games need to offer a PS5 Pro exclusive graphics mode to qualify for the label.
Reportedly, this mode should include three features: PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) support for upscaling to 4K, a constant 60fps frame rate, and added or improved ray-tracing effects.
The report states that games may also be given the label if they offer an increased target resolution over the base console, an increased target maximum resolution, or an increased target frame rate.
These improvements are possible due to the PS5 Pro’s advanced GPU and the 28% increase in RAM over the base console, which allows it to offer twice the rendering speed.
These specific details are not confirmed, but the leaked specifications have been backed by various sources, so these additional details are likely credible.
The major question is when Sony will actually announce the new console. The company usually holds a State Of Play presentation in May or June every year, so official details may not be available for a while.
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