Still watching it, for the image enhancer stuff in bloodborne, main point is it doesn't solve the aliasing problem but UI looks 4k as fuck.
They then talk about Elden Ring and Boost Mode and it's not a locked 60 even on performance mode. Rich says it might be a problem with the game DRS system not knowing what to do with the extra power or the game being CPU limited in some area.
Boost mode works really well with Metaphor Refantazio though, basically a locked 60.
Silent Hill 2 also benefits from Boost Mode in performance mode, no more stutters and locked 60 with rare dips.
They then move on to CPU limited area in some games, Cyberpunk gets around 10% improvement around CPU bound area (market) gets to 60 in that area but not locked. Baldur's Gate also see small improvement (between 6 and 10%) when running around a city (a well known CPU bound area), used to be between 35 and 40 fps on PS5, now it's between 40 and 45 fps.
RT is the next topic, they're happy to see RT in Alan Wake II and F1, patches for Hogward and GT7 not live yet.
PSSR is next: FF7 rebirth and Stellar Blade are great showcase for what PSSR can do, John is very happy with these 2 games. Demon's Souls also looks better (less noise). Not working well in Dragon Dogma, lot of shimmers, flickers and aliasing, it needs work. Lot of noise and not solving the shimmers in Alan Wake II, Aliasing in motion can be reduced by turning motion blur off, also need work. They are very positive about PSSR but some games need more work.
Power consumption gets higher when RT is on obviously (F1 game goes up to 240W with RT on) but overall they are very impress with how efficient and quiet the console is.
Conclusion from DF:
John: Cons: It's a pricey console that should come with a disk drive. Pros: Nice improvement, fix a lot of problem, great for enthusiast.
Oliver: Cons: Not every games take advantage of it just yet (Alan Wake, Dragon Dogma, Dragon Age). Pros: RT and PSSR feel next gen, better jump that PS4 Pro was to PS4
Rich: Worry about future hardware price but acknowledge that while you pay more, this time, you clearly get more.