Cant wait for it.PS5 Pro might become the most useless console upgrade ever.
Cant wait for it.
Good thing its…you know…optional.
PS4 Pro was also useless for most people
Subject to change obvs - would guess the big profile boost would be fps/stability?
Regular PS4 had HDR support though, and this is a similar upgrade. Higher resolutions and framerate with better upscaling tech PSSR (PS4 pro was checkerboard 4k). Water GraphicDetail might mean better raytracing/reflections too.But objectively PS4 Pro was a substantial upgrade.
- It enhanced VR games (very necessary, given the poor resolution)
- It enabled 4K and HDR, visually a game changer.
the "leap" with this new upgrade will be marginal at best.
Regular ps4 had hdr support.But objectively PS4 Pro was a substantial upgrade.
- It enhanced VR games (very necessary, given the poor resolution)
- It enabled 4K and HDR, visually a game changer.
the "leap" with this new upgrade will be marginal at best.
But objectively PS4 Pro was a substantial upgrade.
- It enhanced VR games (very necessary, given the poor resolution)
- It enabled 4K and HDR, visually a game changer.
the "leap" with this new upgrade will be marginal at best.
The problem is that it offers nothing really new, PS4 Pro came out in a boom time of 4k tvs and offered something palpable.Regular PS4 had HDR support though, and this is a similar upgrade. Higher resolutions and framerate with better upscaling tech PSSR (PS4 pro was checkerboard 4k). Water GraphicDetail might mean better raytracing/reflections too.
The boom of 4k tvs and PS4 Pro required the same "look at this shadow and you'll see it looks sharper". This time we have a boom of 120hz 4k TVs and games that have unlocked framerates and AI upscaling. There is no difference in showing the smoother, sharper, and better graphics preset games this time round.The problem is that it offers nothing really new, PS4 Pro came out in a boom time of 4k tvs and offered something palpable.
PS5 Pro has nothing to offer in that aspect, especially in an era where graphical improvements require "image analysis". You can't sell a console to the public by saying "take a good look at this shadow and you'll see that it looks sharper" or "if you move the camera you'll notice it's smoother". And expect people to spend the money they will ask for it.
The console market doesn't need "new", it simply needs the "best". As in what's the best console gaming experience money can buy.The problem is that it offers nothing really new, PS4 Pro came out in a boom time of 4k tvs and offered something palpable.
PS5 Pro has nothing to offer in that aspect, especially in an era where graphical improvements require "image analysis". You can't sell a console to the public by saying "take a good look at this shadow and you'll see that it looks sharper" or "if you move the camera you'll notice it's smoother". And expect people to spend the money they will ask for it.
The problem is that it offers nothing really new, PS4 Pro came out in a boom time of 4k tvs and offered something palpable.
PS5 Pro has nothing to offer in that aspect, especially in an era where graphical improvements require "image analysis". You can't sell a console to the public by saying "take a good look at this shadow and you'll see that it looks sharper" or "if you move the camera you'll notice it's smoother". And expect people to spend the money they will ask for it.
People here argue over how good or bad percentage differences are when they have no underlying numbers for reference. A config file shouldn't be a problem.Imagine thinking a config file with zero context tells you anything.
Whoever doesn't like it can keep playing high profile games at <1080p I guess.PS5 Pro might become the most useless console upgrade ever.
So you agree that 4k is a game changer, so how come you don't understand why people want a pro console that allows us to go back to most games being 4k?But objectively PS4 Pro was a substantial upgrade.
- It enabled 4K and HDR, visually a game changer.
Nope im ready for that ps5 pro baby lets go hopefully that console is thiccDon't be fooled people, don't buy into this minor upgrade crap, let there be plenty of stock at launch, don't buy it right away, maybe wait for reviews a month or two after launch.
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Don't be fooled people, don't buy into this minor upgrade crap, let there be plenty of stock at launch, don't buy it right away, maybe wait for reviews a month or two after launch.
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So you already got one??PS5 Pro might become the most useless console upgrade ever.
Don't be fooled people, don't buy into this minor upgrade crap, let there be plenty of stock at launch, don't buy it right away, maybe wait for reviews a month or two after launch.
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Anyone is really surprise? Sony in this gen is a mess.
Objectively PS4 Pro delivered a cleaner image for 4K TV's and a minor performance improvement.But objectively PS4 Pro was a substantial upgrade.
- It enhanced VR games (very necessary, given the poor resolution)
- It enabled 4K and HDR, visually a game changer.
the "leap" with this new upgrade will be marginal at best.
Just my opinion. For me Sony is a mess in this gen.It's cute that you think you're making a point, but you're really not.
What's the point of a PS5 Pro when most games released don't look that much better than a PS4 Pro game?
This Gen has been a joke across the board, remasters, re-releases, cross Gen titles still coming out years later.
Let's just move on to PS6.
"You can now play your game with around 25% more base resolution before the upscaling algorithm" - good luck selling this to anyone who doesn't post on Neogaf, Sony.So 0.6 to 0.8 lowest bounds DRS. If we take 1.0 as native 4k 2160p, then 0.6 could be 1296p and 0.8 could be 1728p, which for me is potentially a much sharper image. And for me that's exactly what I'm looking for in the Pro.
On average - the upgrade was 1080p->1440p or 30fps->50fps, with sometimes a few additional detail settings.But objectively PS4 Pro was a substantial upgrade.
HDR was not enabled by Pro though - every Playstation since 2013 'enables' it.- It enhanced VR games (very necessary, given the poor resolution)
- It enabled 4K and HDR, visually a game changer.
When I worked towards PS4 Pro launch - in July 2016, we had the game running with exactly 0 PS4Pro enhancements.Subject to change obvs - would guess the big profile boost would be fps/stability?
I'm not trying to sell anything. And why does it have to be a "NeoGAF" thing for you? Not for you, thats fine. No need to be obtuse about it."You can now play your game with around 25% more base resolution before the upscaling algorithm" - good luck selling this to anyone who doesn't post on Neogaf, Sony.
I know it's an arbitrary question - but what do you expect the timeframe and workload would be if devs are adding in PS5 Pro enhancements to a title during the development process or even after release?When I worked towards PS4 Pro launch - in July 2016, we had the game running with exactly 0 PS4Pro enhancements.
We were too busy trying to actually ship the main platform to even think about 'enhancements' - I basically did the Pro settings in final 3 weeks of development (Sometime in September). And cherry-on top, while showcasing it to journalists, I realized to my horror that Pro settings weren't enabled correctly - so there I was, on the phone to my teams 10 minutes later on getting day-0 patch fixed to include it![]()
It'll be interesting to see what that brings and how much better it is than FSR (I'm hoping it is actually better). What I personally like about this leak. Is that it further confirms the Pro is happening. I think increasing the base minimum DRS by 33% without using PSSR by simply doing a quick and dirty graphical config file change is a healthy start.PSSR will sure be the selling point.
Yeah that's why so many games have 720p performance modes. Lazy devs not using it right!!!The reality is the base PS5 is barely used as is, it's all become a joke at this point.
Well the PS5 Pro will have 1080p performance modes, big deal. Optimization is at an all time low.Yeah that's why so many games have 720p performance modes. Lazy devs not using it right!!!
But objectively PS4 Pro was a substantial upgrade.
- It enhanced VR games (very necessary, given the poor resolution)
- It enabled 4K and HDR, visually a game changer.
the "leap" with this new upgrade will be marginal at best.
Imagine thinking a config file with zero context tells you anything.
I went from ps4 to pro you make it sound great but visually it wasn't much different. The big difference and why it was worth it to me was the OS was much faster.But objectively PS4 Pro was a substantial upgrade.
- It enhanced VR games (very necessary, given the poor resolution)
- It enabled 4K and HDR, visually a game changer.
the "leap" with this new upgrade will be marginal at best.