A notable insider has revealed a list of potential ray tracing upgrades for AMD's RDNA 4 graphics cards, which may also be present within the PS5 Pro. The heavily rumored mid-generation refresh for the PlayStation 5 reportedly packs a significant improvement on the graphical front, and if this information is right, it might launch with cutting-edge features that can demonstrably enhance ray-traced visuals and performance in supported games.
The PS5 Pro's specs majorly leaked earlier this year via confidential documents retrieved from Sony's developer portal. According to the leaks, the PS5 Pro's biggest upgrade will be its much stronger 33.5-teraflop GPU (graphical processing unit) compared to the base PS5's 10.23-teraflop GPU, as well as a 10% faster CPU, faster system memory, and a new machine learning-based resolution upscaler dubbed PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution. Additionally, the PS5 Pro's GPU supposedly makes the leap to AMD's current RDNA 3 architecture, which will naturally lead to efficiency and performance gains.
The PS5 Pro could come with significant improvements to the base model, but these may not be enough to run GTA 6 at 60 FPS, experts say.
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