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I don't know why people are complaining, this sort of stuff is awesome even if "not needed" I will buy one day one even though I hardly play my ps anymore.
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67TF half-precision. 33.5TF single-precision but that's calculating it with dual-compute issue. In real life, it's closer to 17TF.The MLiD video said 67TF, so it should perform like 33.5TF.
I'm going 699-799Hope it isn't more than $500.
That'll require a lot more than a spec bumpPlay in performance mode with decent visuals.
There's literally zero games out right now or coming in the near future I would consider buying a PS5 Pro for.
Consider myself a winner anyways, but thanks for the confirmation.I mean, just to be able to play FF16 at a non blur-o-vision res at 60fps, Alan Wake 2 at a proper res without the fooked up FSR shit-a-thon of an image quality, Robocop also at a proper res and framerate and Helldivers 2 above 1080p and Dragon's dogma 2 at above 31 cinematic® fps could be considered a win brother
Good, less competition on the preorder.There's literally zero games out right now or coming in the near future I would consider buying a PS5 Pro for.
Good, less competition on the preorder.
So graphics performance wise, it sounds like it's going land somewhere between an AMD RX 7600xt and a RX 7700xt. Mid-tier ~$300-$400 graphics cards on the PC side, but a decent boost for console-only players.
2-4x faster in ray tracing I think.
Some other videos also say 300TOPs of dedicated machine learning acceleration.
No cpu improvement? Many people are saying itll take 40ish fps games to 60fps.
And btw, DLSS like upscaling means its more like 40-50TF than 30TF
I'm wondering what Sony will show or debut the system with this summer to give it that extra wow factor.Very impressive specs
I mean i'm in regrdless but its hardly an insta buy. Especially when 99% of their stuff runs better on hardware I already own.
There's literally zero games out right now or coming in the near future I would consider buying a PS5 Pro for.
Second GPU is inside the powerbrick. Cerny told me.But a pro is not needed. 720p upscaled to 1440 with FSR is absolutely fine and developers haven't even used the second hidden GPU inside the PS5 yet.
should be able to play 90fps native vs 120 reprojected from 60 on base model so no more reprojection blur in titles like gt7, horizon, villageAnother thought. PSVR2 titles running in this should look stunning.
I hope Avatar, Jedi Survivor and Alan Wake 2 got pro patches as I skipped them because of not best console performance/resolution
With 300 and 400 dollars graphics cards you won't get past 1080p and will run out of VRAM
LOL
I think you are confusing this with the “Switch 2”I've heard confirmation from gaffers that this was canceled and never made sense to begin with.
There is no PS5 Pro.
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He’s never wrong when you want him to always be rightTom Henderson is never wrong.
That would be tragic. The PS4 Pro was $400 at launch.I'm going 699-799
It’s going to be $549 tops. Don’t let these guessers fool you. These are the same people that said ps4 pro would be $599-$699That would be tragic. The PS4 Pro was $400 at launch.
67TF half-precision. 33.5TF single-precision but that's calculating it with dual-compute issue. In real life, it's closer to 17TF.
That really isn't the point of the Pro,it supposed to be a PS5+,so games that fell short performance wise might get a boost in the areas the PS5 wasn't performant in.There's literally zero games out right now or coming in the near future I would consider buying a PS5 Pro for.
Sony already said they wouldn't lower the price of the ps5 ( very low profit it at all) and a almost 50% jump in performance is going to cost more than 100. Maybe 599 to 649 but I'm thinking this is for a small group of consumers who want the absolute highest performance available and will drop the cash to have it.That would be tragic. The PS4 Pro was $400 at launch.
Well, Sony used to subsidize consoles. Even Nintendo did it sometimes.Sony already said they wouldn't lower the price of the ps5 ( very low profit it at all) and a almost 50% jump in performance is going to cost more than 100. Maybe 599 to 649 but I'm thinking this is for a small group of consumers who want the absolute highest performance available and will drop the cash to have it.
He doesn't miss with PS hardwareThis guy is seriously getting annoying at this point. His swings and misses the last few months have completely invalidated any relevance he had built for himself.
The Last of Us Part 1: Here we Go Again PS5 Pro Edition.There's literally zero games out right now or coming in the near future I would consider buying a PS5 Pro for.
some games that also didn't have raytracing are rumored to get ray tracing post patch.Where exactly is all this added ray tracing perf supposed to be used. Spiderman and Ratchet and clank? Knack 3?
Based on the leaks, $600 tops.I'm going 699-799
Maybe stop waiting for Big Trouble in Little China, like I am?There's literally zero games out right now or coming in the near future I would consider buying a PS5 Pro for.
That’s like downplaying the current 10 as 5, it doesn’t matter as it’s all AMD. As it stands we are looking at 10 vs 33.67TF half-precision. 33.5TF single-precision but that's calculating it with dual-compute issue. In real life, it's closer to 17TF.