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List of PS5 Pro enhanced games
- Thread starter HeisenbergFX4
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bender
What time is it?
I can't wait for your thread a few weeks from now asking if you should sell it.
David B
An Idiot
I'm already in that range. I guess I never learn. Yeah...
bender
What time is it?
HeisenbergFX4
Gold Member
Yeah didn't see that coming
XXL
Member
16K and 4000fps on PS5 Pro. Lol.
Heisenberg007
Gold Journalism
Zathalus
Member
They need to give it to DF, we need another 20 page thread about PSSR stat!
at this point i have deleted all my ps5 games and more or less using it as a streaming player the 7th can not get here fast enough.
Crispy Gamer
Member
A day before the DLC that's good marketing if they manage to surprise with their upgrades
you are the real insider my friend.
tommib
Banned
Hoping for RT reflections instead of the horrible SSR mirrors or whatever that was. Game was highly inconsistent. Silent Hill 2 looks better on PS5 on quality than AW2 quality. They need to fix all that. Let’s see what the pro patch will bring.
I would prefer for them to go all in with a quality mode at 30fps then just PSSRing performance mode.
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mansoor1980
Member
no mention of kingdom come deliverance 2?
CloudShiner
Member
It suggests a good improvement at the very least. Maybe it can even silence the 'can't see any difference' crowd.
brenobnfm
Member
This game is unplayable at 30fps, the movement is already clunky as fuck, i tried to play quality at the time and instantly regretted.
The game heavily used mesh shaders, which caused the PS5 performance issues. The Pro should hopefully resolve that problem.
David B
An Idiot
I can clearly say that I am back on the Sony wagon for sure now. I have my PC set for sale and am along the ride of a life time on PlayStation. As I've said before many times in the past. I always been with Sony and the PlayStation brand, PS1, PS2, PS3, PS4, PS5 and onward. The PS5 Pro will be great as it has 70 or more games confirmed now going to be upgraded with the PS5 Pro console. Better frame rates, better resolution, more details added in.
Xtib81
Member
As long as they fix the shimmering, I'm good.
PSRR alone should grant a huge image quality boost in this title.
On PS5 in this game the FSR implementation was borderline broken, the image could literally decompose in a cloud of shiny points (inside the chalet for example) where at times I questioned that the GPU in my PS5 was working properly.
I'm also looking forward to seeing the ray tracing improvements in the 30fps mode.
I don't think there was ray tracing at all on the standard PS5.
HeisenbergFX4
Gold Member
I fell for their troll PS5 Pro title, nothing to see here
Skifi28
Member
Just wait until you discover PC has emulation and even web browsers!
Pedro Motta
Member
Putonahappyface
Gold Member
Toots
Gold Member
ChiefDada
Gold Member
HeisenbergFX4
Gold Member
https://feedback.naughtydog.com/hc/...The-Last-of-Us-Part-II-Remastered-Patch-1-2-0
A patch for The Last of Us Part II Remastered is now available. This update adds feature support for the PlayStation 5 Pro, as well as additional minor fixes.
PlayStation 5 Pro
A patch for The Last of Us Part II Remastered is now available. This update adds feature support for the PlayStation 5 Pro, as well as additional minor fixes.
PlayStation 5 Pro
- New rendering mode added that takes advantage of PlayStation® Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR)
- New “Pro” mode renders at 1440p, with PSSR upscaling output to 4K, while maintaining a target of 60 fps*
- Performance and Fidelity rendering modes are still available and provide smoother experience and high framerates compared to the original PS5*
tommib
Banned
Fidelity mode unlocked with VRR will be glorious on the Pro.
Tqaulity
Member
. Now that I think about it, I think because the Sony first party games already run and perform so well in the Fidelity mode on the base PS5, it was probably a sensible and deliberate decision to focus the PSSR update on performance mode. The biggest weakness across all the modes would be the lower IQ in perf mode and the 30fps limit on Fidelity. PSSR performance address bot of these. Bringing the game from native 4K/30 locked to 4K/60 locked is probably too much for the PRO. But for VRR displays and unlocked FPS, delivering native 4K 50-60 will fit in the VRR range and deliver a convincing 4K/60fps fidelity mode
XXL
Member
HeisenbergFX4
Gold Member
https://wccftech.com/ps5-pro-games-...v-maxed-pcs-cost-3-5x-times-cant-be-compared/
60 fps on the Pro 30 fps on regular PS5
What do you think of the PS5 Pro hardware? What's the single feature you were most impressed with?
It is a kind of natural evolution of the PS5 hardware, same paradigms but more processing power on the GPU and "ray tracing" cores. For us, the gain of about 50% more GPU processing power is the most interesting of course, as our game is GPU bound, not CPU bound.
Compared to the jump between PS4 Pro and PS4, would you say the PS5 Pro-PS5 difference is similar or reduced (e.g., the advancement is less pronounced)?
It seems comparable in terms of evolution philosophy. It is the same gen console but with better rendering capacities. Now, it is early and so hard to compare what the PS5 Pro will do for PS5 games to what the PS4 Pro did for PS4 games. But globally, it seems many games will go from 30 to 60 fps on the Pro version, and that's comparable to what we had on PS4 Pro. It will probably scale better for an engine version: most games today do not rely on frame rate to sync/time their simulations. So they are more capable of rendering faster without altering their behaviors.
On PlayStation 4, you still had fantastic games like Bloodborne, where the game can't run above 30 because the simulation is linked to the rendering. So if you don't modify the engine and render at 60 fps, then your game will run twice faster, all the game, so everything will be twice faster for the player. Such frame rate bound simulations were still relatively common in the PS4 era, and they made taking advantage of a GPU upscale much harder. So, possibly, PlayStation 5 games will take better advantage of the PS5 Pro's capacities. The fact that most games nowadays use a form of variable resolution also helps with scaling up the quality with the GPU.
How much of an improvement is there between the PS5 and PS5 Pro versions of the game? Also, how does the PS5 Pro version stack with the maxed-out PC game?
As said and as presented by Sony, it is expected that most games will double their frame rate on the Pro or improve scene quality if they were already running in 60 on a PS5. Still, maxed out PCs are kind of "no limit" so they will of course be more powerful, but you can't compare them. A maxed out PC is going to cost easily 3 to 5 times more and consume 3 to 5 times more electrical energy. But what is interesting and says a lot about the flattening silicon evolution curve is that your game on your monster PC is not going to look or play 3 to 5 times better than on a PS5 Pro console. There is a huge diminishing return now on high end silicon, and that might have an impact on the life cycle duration of console hardware.
Will there be different modes for the PlayStation 5 Pro version of Empire of the Ants?
No, there is a single 60 FPS mode, so double the frame rate of the PlayStation 5 version.
Are you using PSSR in Empire of the Ants?
We don't. It came very late in our development cycle for this game, so we stuck to the
Unreal equivalent.
60 fps on the Pro 30 fps on regular PS5
What do you think of the PS5 Pro hardware? What's the single feature you were most impressed with?
It is a kind of natural evolution of the PS5 hardware, same paradigms but more processing power on the GPU and "ray tracing" cores. For us, the gain of about 50% more GPU processing power is the most interesting of course, as our game is GPU bound, not CPU bound.
Compared to the jump between PS4 Pro and PS4, would you say the PS5 Pro-PS5 difference is similar or reduced (e.g., the advancement is less pronounced)?
It seems comparable in terms of evolution philosophy. It is the same gen console but with better rendering capacities. Now, it is early and so hard to compare what the PS5 Pro will do for PS5 games to what the PS4 Pro did for PS4 games. But globally, it seems many games will go from 30 to 60 fps on the Pro version, and that's comparable to what we had on PS4 Pro. It will probably scale better for an engine version: most games today do not rely on frame rate to sync/time their simulations. So they are more capable of rendering faster without altering their behaviors.
On PlayStation 4, you still had fantastic games like Bloodborne, where the game can't run above 30 because the simulation is linked to the rendering. So if you don't modify the engine and render at 60 fps, then your game will run twice faster, all the game, so everything will be twice faster for the player. Such frame rate bound simulations were still relatively common in the PS4 era, and they made taking advantage of a GPU upscale much harder. So, possibly, PlayStation 5 games will take better advantage of the PS5 Pro's capacities. The fact that most games nowadays use a form of variable resolution also helps with scaling up the quality with the GPU.
How much of an improvement is there between the PS5 and PS5 Pro versions of the game? Also, how does the PS5 Pro version stack with the maxed-out PC game?
As said and as presented by Sony, it is expected that most games will double their frame rate on the Pro or improve scene quality if they were already running in 60 on a PS5. Still, maxed out PCs are kind of "no limit" so they will of course be more powerful, but you can't compare them. A maxed out PC is going to cost easily 3 to 5 times more and consume 3 to 5 times more electrical energy. But what is interesting and says a lot about the flattening silicon evolution curve is that your game on your monster PC is not going to look or play 3 to 5 times better than on a PS5 Pro console. There is a huge diminishing return now on high end silicon, and that might have an impact on the life cycle duration of console hardware.
Will there be different modes for the PlayStation 5 Pro version of Empire of the Ants?
No, there is a single 60 FPS mode, so double the frame rate of the PlayStation 5 version.
Are you using PSSR in Empire of the Ants?
We don't. It came very late in our development cycle for this game, so we stuck to the
Unreal equivalent.
mansoor1980
Member
"A maxed out PC is going to cost easily 3 to 5 times more and consume 3 to 5 times more electrical energy. But what is interesting and says a lot about the flattening silicon evolution curve is that your game on your monster PC is not going to look or play 3 to 5 times better than on a PS5 Pro console"
CloudShiner
Member
Interesting that they're not doing the 'lower resolution and use PSSR' method to increase the framerate that a lot of Pro games are - it's simply brute force of the GPU to literally double the fps. To me, that's a promising indication of the extra grunt of the Pro, even without PSSR.
Maybe they'll add PSSR in a patch down the line to improve fidelity even more?
Radical_3d
Member
This guy is seriously the best troll I’ve ever read. The Federer of the trolls. It’s beautiful to see him craft.
Everytime I see this thread updated I enter hopping for Space Marine and I’m starting to get nervous…
HeWhoWalks
Gold Member
I learned this the hard way when I had to rearrange what breaker my PC went into!
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Radical_3d
Member
1800’s are on the phone. They want their electric set up back.I learned this the hard way when I had to rearrange what breaker my PC went into!
Heisenberg007
Gold Journalism
HeWhoWalks
Gold Member
You mean with raytracing?
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XXL
Member
Feel Like I'm On 42
Member
Whoa ...didn't think it would be on a videogame forumn where i'd see someone recognize who the goat of tennis still is ...ever sinve djokovic broke the grand slam record people have been mistakenly thinking he's the goat. Nope, Federer it will always be!
Radical_3d
Member
Plot twist: I’m Spaniard!
Feel Like I'm On 42
Member
Nadal and Alcaraz are both goated too.
Humble champions ...it's Djokovic i can't stand.
Radical_3d
Member
Nadal won by being stubborn. He had more cojones than anyone and fight every ball. But his service was awful for half of his career and Federer made as much moving himself half the distances. Because he was about technique, not physical power. Alcaraz seems better in that regard, but not enough. Still makes us Murcian proud.
Who wants a Virtua Tennis 4?
Can you read?
Calverz
Member
Aye
Heisenberg007
Gold Journalism
It's unbelievable to you because it is running at 60 FPS?
HeWhoWalks
Gold Member
What games do you feel need a graphical upgrade?