A reputable insider has cast doubt on the expected holiday 2024 release window for the currently unannounced PlayStation 5 Pro. The long-rumored mid-cycle upgrade for the PlayStation 5 extensively leaked earlier this year, with several insiders reporting a potential late 2024 launch for the PS5 Pro. However, it appears Sony's own plans may not align with these rumors.
The PS5 Pro is set to be a mid-generation refresh in the same vein as the PlayStation 4 Pro in 2016. Leaked documents about the PS5 Pro from Sony's developer portal claim that the upgraded machine can deliver a substantial performance improvement over the current PS5 thanks to a beefier 33.5-teraflop GPU based on AMD's newer RDNA 3 architecture, improved RAM speeds, a 10% faster CPU, a new ML-based image upscaler dubbed PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution, and more. PS5 Pro enhanced games will reportedly pursue a 4K 60fps target primarily, with 120fps touted to be possible for more titles as well.
The PS5 Pro leaks continue as more details surrounding its GPU emerge, showing substantial upgrades and brand-new features.
While the console itself has yet to be...
